Scotland's Maclay Murray & Spens and southwest firm Bond Pearce have called off talks over a merger that would have created a firm just outside the UK top 30 with turnover of around £95m. The firms are understood to have started discussing a merger last summer before deciding in the middle of February not to pursue a union at this time.
March 14, 2012 at 09:34 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
Scotland’s Maclay Murray & Spens and southwest firm Bond Pearce have called off talks over a merger that would have created a firm just outside the UK top 30 with turnover of around £95m.
The firms are understood to have started discussing a merger last summer before deciding in the middle of February not to pursue a union at this time.
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