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In 2023 May Global Law firm SNR Dentons launched a combination with Link Legal. Dentons is a large global law firm.
Link legal was not acquired by dentons. It's more of a brand licensing and refferal agreement. Dentons is not like traditional US UK firms who have parity in anything. Link Legal did a massive rebranding exercise with dentons. Link Legal is a Tier 2 Indian practice with some niche areas like Projects, Banking etc.
Question to those at Link Legal is?
1. How does this combination work? What are the Financials?
2. How has life of associates partners etc changed?
3. Has this combination led to any increase in business for Link Legal? Has dentons given any international clients.
Also, has link legal been able to give meaningful work or revenue to dentons?