 This diversity occasionally gave rise to high-profile cases involving celebrities including the firm's instruction in relation to the "Hello!magazine" dispute over photographs of Catherine Zeta-Jones's wedding to Michael Douglas and its appointment by Michael Jackson to advise on the controversial "Living with Michael Jackson" documentary.Toward the end of the 1990s and the early part of the 21st century, the firm was linked to a succession of potential merger targets including a rejected offer from Eversheds in 1993 and a proposed tri-partite amalgamation in 1998 with Richards Butler and Denton Hall.