Palo Alto’s Venture Law Group is conducting parallel merger discussions with as many as three Bay Area firms, according to a person close to the situation.
In addition to VLG’s previously reported talks with Orrick, Herrington & Sutcliffe, the 64-attorney corporate boutique is also in ongoing merger talks with Heller Ehrman White & McAuliffe and Morrison & Foerster.
The news comes a little more than two months after VLG was first reported to be in merger discussions with Orrick, which recently broke off talks with Cooley Godward over a possible merger that would have created one of the nation’s largest firms.
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Palo Alto’s Venture Law Group is conducting parallel merger discussions with as many as three Bay Area firms, according to a person close to the situation.
In addition to VLG’s previously reported talks with Orrick, Herrington & Sutcliffe, the 64-attorney corporate boutique is also in ongoing merger talks with Heller Ehrman White & McAuliffe and Morrison & Foerster.
The news comes a little more than two months after VLG was first reported to be in merger discussions with Orrick, which recently broke off talks with Cooley Godward over a possible merger that would have created one of the nation’s largest firms.
You need a subscription to The Recorder to read the whole thing, but you can read a free preview here.
Palo Alto’s Venture Law Group is conducting parallel merger discussions with as many as three Bay Area firms, according to a person close to the situation.
In addition to VLG’s previously reported talks with Orrick, Herrington & Sutcliffe, the 64-attorney corporate boutique is also in ongoing merger talks with Heller Ehrman White & McAuliffe and Morrison & Foerster.
The news comes a little more than two months after VLG was first reported to be in merger discussions with Orrick, which recently broke off talks with Cooley Godward over a possible merger that would have created one of the nation’s largest firms.
You need a subscription to The Recorder to read the whole thing, but you can read a free preview here.
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