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Ashurst and Perkins set for $2.7bn transatlantic merger

Ashurst and Perkins set for $2.7bn transatlantic merger
Georgina Stanley
Georgina Stanley
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17 November 2025
United KingdomUnited States

Perkins Coie and Ashurst are set to combine in a transatlantic merger that will create a top 20 global law firm, with revenue of $2.7bn and around 3,000 lawyers worldwide.

The deal, announced today (17 November), will see the two firms unite as Ashurst Perkins Coie, a firm that will have a focus on tech, energy & infrastructure and financial services. 

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