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The Programme – how Dundas & Wilson fits into the CMS masterplan

The Programme – how Dundas & Wilson fits into the CMS masterplan
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Sarah Downey
6 June 2014
Legal mergersCMS Cameron McKennaDundas & Wilson

With a takeover of Dundas & Wilson under its belt and a barrage of post-Lehman re-engineering in place, CMS Cameron McKenna hopes it can secure its breakthrough globally and at home. LB investigates a complex beast that some of its own partners don’t understand.

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