"When I came to this country as an immigrant I never anticipated that I was going to see this level of unrest in the streets of America," Miguel Zaldivar says.
September 29, 2020 at 05:25 PM
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The original version of this story was published on The American Lawyer
Miguel Zaldivar, the new CEO of Hogan Lovells, and his deputy CEO, Michael Davison, assumed their positions on July 1, in the midst of a pandemic. To this point, Zaldivar says, they’ve managed to keep the firm on track for a successful year. In this interview, he discusses what’s lost with remote work, the dichotomy between personal and professional life, and where Hogan Lovells is looking to grow in the future.
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Miguel Zaldivar, CEO of Hogan Lovells.
