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I don't know what this means but they have a very legitimate real estate and real estate finance group.
Yeah what I meant is they don’t seem to be a major player in M&A (i.e., not Tiers 1-4 in Chambers, etc.), whereas their finance practice seems like top notch. I’m an M&A person so you are right, I don’t really think about real estate.
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They dont have an M&A group the same way the big M&A shops do. Big deals are just rotated between the same 15 (maybbbbe 20) law firms. Their M&A group is much more middlemarket focused
“Middle market” can mean a lot of different things. But the types that can afford biglaw rates are usually in the ~$10b AUM range. For example, on the M&A side:
- One Equity Partners - K&E and Milbank.
- Wynnchurch - Paul Hastings.
- Court Square - Dechert.
- One Rock - Latham.
And these are all very solid PE players (and I encounter these guys on the otherside, as co-invest, or from the LP side). So I’m wondering whether Mayer Brown has similar caliber repeat PE clients, any respectable public/private strategics and/or strength in specific industry focus in M&A (e.g., life sciences, tech, financial services, etc.).
The have an M&A group