McCorkle Litigation Services, Inc., Chicago to remain independent
Dec 12, 2019
McCorkle Litigation Services, Inc., Chicago announced that acquisition negotiations with Magna Legal Services, LLC fell through, and McCorkle will continue to operate independently in the marketplace.
CHICAGO - Dec. 12, 2019 - PRLog -- "Acquisition negotiations between McCorkle Litigation Services and Magna Legal Service failed recently," said Anthony Krause, McCorkle Vice-President, "We entered into negotiations thinking together we could provide better legal support services in Chicago and the marketplace. We now believe our brand strength and reputation are better served by continuing to operate independently."
Feedback from the legal community of the failed acquisition has been very positive - McCorkle has an excellent reputation for service and reliability, and its clients, staff and court reporters have expressed optimism for the future and commitment to the company.
"We are well-positioned for the future - we have the best court reporters in the business and we execute with excellence - we intend to pursue an aggressive market strategy through disciplined organic growth," said Anthony McCorkle.
About McCorkle Litigation Services
McCorkle Litigation Services is a family owned and operated business specializing in litigation support services, with highly trained court reporters and leading-edge trial-support technologies. Established in 1948, McCorkle continues to expand its offerings to help ensure its clients have access to the best trial support technologies and services available. For more information, please visit www.mcdeps.com.
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