Law firms The Last Word Legal Business · 1 February 2013 · 5 min read The Last Word Legal mergers Eversheds Sutherland Greenberg Traurig RPC After a year of significant legal market consolidation in 2012, do you think we will see more mergers involving UK law firms this year? If so, what kind of deals are most likely, and why?Your limit of 1 article in 30 days is up. Please login for full access or subscribe. Corporate users - click here for simple access (no password needed). For more information, please contact [email protected] Related ContentMore in this category‘The centre of gravity for Southeast Asia’ – why PE investment is making Singapore increasingly attractiveLaw firmsKate Peacock8 May 2026Revolving Doors: US firms lead hiring as White & Case, Cleary, McDermott build across EuropeLaw firmsEliza Winter8 May 2026Trading Places: Paul Weiss and Kirkland grow in Houston, while Gibson Dunn hires S&C appellate co-headLaw firmsKate Peacock5 May 2026The Last Word: Private eyesLaw firmsLegal Business2 Sep 2024The Last Word: Capital callLaw firmsLegal Business29 Apr 2024The Last Word: Euro visionLaw firmsLegal Business27 Feb 2024Eversheds Sutherland’s Ireland arm in talks to join Ireland leader William FryLaw firmsAnna Huntley13 Dec 2024‘All options are on the table’: HSF’s CEO on why they chose Kramer – and whether more mergers could followLaw firmsAnna Huntley20 Nov 2024‘A wake-up call to those resisting integration’: HSF US merger marks further shift towards profit-sharingLaw firmsAnna Huntley13 Nov 2024