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ADDLESHAWS IN MERGER TALKS WITH US FIRM

Addleshaw Goddard has turned to the US for a potential merger, having entered into talks with Virginia-based Hunton & Williams. The US firm had revenues of $528m in 2015, while Addleshaws made £193m in 2014/15.

 

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