(L-to-R): Maxime Gardellin, Laure Rosenblieh, Victoria Priest, Edouard Olson, Hadrien Lemoine and Christine Le Bihan-Graf of Hogan Lovells. Courtesy photo.
Hogan Lovells in Paris has added a six-lawyer energy team to its global regulatory practice, led by a partner who arrives from French firm De Pardieu Brocas Maffei and is a former official at France’s energy regulator.
Before Christine Le Bihan-Graf joined De Pardieu in 2012 and founded its regulatory and economic public law department, she spent three years as a managing director of the French Energy Regulatory Commission. She was earlier a counsel at the Conseil d’Etat, France’s highest administrative court, and was a legal adviser under the prime minister and in the Ministry of Culture.
