Law Practice
Sep. 2, 2000
Merger Dangers
By Donald H. Oppenheim. Mergers of firms of equal size and strength are the most difficult kind to actuate as they often end up in a power struggle.
Many of the mergers that resulted in the last great consolidation of the legal market have not worked long term. Many of the 1980s mergers, and many currently under consideration, will follow a similar sad fate. Those that do work, however, provide the merged entity with competitive advanta...
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