September's deluge of deals didn't leave out Canada. Hogan Lovells and a half-dozen leading firms up north grabbed roles this week on two transactions in the financial services and construction industry totaling roughly $5 billion.
September 04, 2014 at 08:00 PM
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UPDATE: 9/5/14, 11:35 a.m. EDT. A Balfour Beatty spokesman says Morrison & Foerster advised the company on U.S. legal aspects of its Parsons Brinckerhoff divestiture. Linklaters is advising Balfour Beatty in the U.K., according to Legal Week. The names of the Stikeman Elliott lawyers acting for WSP and MoFo lawyers for Balfour Beatty have been added to the fifth and sixth paragraphs, respectively, of this story.
September’s deluge of deals didn’t leave out Canada.
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