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Heller Ehrman Now Talking About Merger With Mayer Brown

Only a few weeks ago, it looked like Heller Ehrman might merge with Baker & McKenzie.

But after that wedding plan went awry the firm hasn't stopped looking for another marriage partner, reports the AmLaw Daily, relying on unnamed sources. "Heller is aggressively pursuing other merger options, of which the most promising is a combination with Chicago-based Mayer Brown."

Although concern about potential conflicts between the two law firms' insurance coverage practices derailed talk of a possible merger earlier this year, one source says that the issue could be resolved by excluding from any merger those involved in Heller Ehrman's insurance recovery practice, the law blog reports.

"Heller's management," the post says, "has actively… Continue reading...

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