Summary
Goodwin Procter Partner Ed Reilly participated as a panelist on Mergermarket's webcast "Surviving the Global Credit Crunch: Doing Deals in the Economic Slowdown."
Please visit the Mergermarket M&A Intelligence Centre website to watch the full presentation.
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