Allens and Arthur Robs pushed to wed...maybe

Article Abstract:

The likelihood of a merger taking place between two Australian law firms, Arthur Robinson & Hedderwicks of Melbourne and Allen Allen & Hemsley of Sydney is discussed, with focus on the positive attitude to the merger expressed by partners.

Australia, Laws, regulations and rules, Mergers, acquisitions and divestments, Allen Allen and Hemsley

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Lawyers opt for split decisions: the trend to financial integration is influencing another bout of upheaval in Australia

Article Abstract:

Significant reorganization is taking place within Australia's legal profession. A key driving force behind the reorganization is the move by a number of law firms to integrate financially on a country-wide level.

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Law firms tremble as big clients start 'panel beating.'

Article Abstract:

Large Australian firms have begun to significantly reduce the size of the panels of legal practices they employ for advice. The trend towards 'panel beating' is placing law firms under significant pressure.

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