The combined firm would have been a slightly terrifying, 1,000-litigator juggernaut. But that's not why I'm glad to hear they're not merging.
August 02, 2017 at 12:45 AM
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The legal press headlines yesterday morning threw me for a loop: Williams & Connolly was thinking about merging with Quinn Emanuel Urquhart & Sullivan? Say what?
In some ways, it would have been a rational union, bringing together some of the best litigators on the planet.
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