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Bond Dickinson combines with Womble Carlyle to create transatlantic firm with £340m combined revenues

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Kathryn McCann
1 June 2017
Legal mergers

Bond Dickinson has joined up with its US strategic alliance firm Womble Carlyle Sandridge & Rice to create a new transatlantic law firm and UK top 20 firm with £340m in combined revenues.

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