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Charles Borden, who helped launch Allen & Overy's D.C. office in 2011, projects an "explosion" in his practice between now and the 2020 presidential election.
October 09, 2018 at 03:35 PM
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The former head of Allen & Overy’s political law group in Washington, D.C., has jumped to fast-growing Holland & Knight.
Charles Borden, who joined the Florida-founded Am Law 100 firm Monday as a partner, says he’s expecting an “explosion” in his practice coming out of the midterms and approaching the 2020 presidential election. He brings with him senior counsel Sam Brown.
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