This year’s rush of mergers is showing no signs of slowing as Christmas approaches, with Hogan Lovells and Cadwalader the latest firms to reveal they plan to combine, following the recent announcements of the Ashurst Perkins Coie and Winston Taylor deals.
If it goes ahead, the latter will see Taylor Wessing‘s UK business break away from its French and German arms to merge with Chicago-based Winston & Strawn. Here, we dive into the data to explore what the combination would mean for each firm.
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