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Addleshaws and Nabarro call off merger
London law firms Addleshaw Goddard and Nabarro have broken off talks over a potential merger, ending any chance of creating a combined firm with revenues of more than £280 million.
London: Addleshaws and Nabarro end talks
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Initial discussions were held in February over a potential merger but the firms have agreed that talks will go no further, reports the Business Desk.
Strategic progress
In a statement, Addleshaws said it was still ‘open minded’ over the possibility of a merger to ‘accelerate strategic progress and growth’.
Nabarro also confirmed the merger talks had broken down, adding that it continues to have a ‘good relationship’ with Addleshaws.
