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Willkie Farr & Gallagher LLP

Corporate/M&A (International & Cross-Border)

Global Guide 2026 : USA


Willkie Farr & Gallagher LLP

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Corporate/M&A (International & Cross-Border) - USA

Band 4

Band 4


What the Team is Known For
Willkie is an impressive up-and-coming international firm, which has expanded on its longstanding renown for high-quality advice on US private equity and M&A transactions by building a successful European operation focused on the same core areas. The firm can offer clients an experienced US team, primarily staffed in New York, which has developed a good track record for coordinating cross-border matters.A key pillar of the firm's global M&A strategy is built around providing US clients, including both listed corporates and private asset managers, with a platform to execute their outbound M&A mandates. Operating strong practices in both private and public M&A in the US market, the firm benefits from several corporate teams in European offices, including strong teams in the UK, Paris and Germany to support clients' transatlantic M&A needs. The team in New York also partners with and coordinates local counsel in Asia and other regions when handling matters in jurisdictions without an office presence, and the team often applies this approach advising on US investments into Latin America.

Strengths

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  • Wilkie Farr & Gallagher is able to draw on its broad and deep experiences to address the matters expeditiously and commercially.

    Corporate/M&A (International & Cross-Border) respondentGlobal
  • I found its approach to be seamless and integrated with an extra layer of preparation.

    Corporate/M&A (International & Cross-Border) respondentGlobal

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