Lovells is beginning the process of closing down its Chicago office ahead of the firm's May 1 merger with Hogan & Hartson. The decision, which still has to be approved by Lovells' partners, was made by the management team of Lovells, though Hogan & Hartson has been informed of it. In a statement Tuesday, Lovells managing partner David Harris said the decision to shut down the office came after reviewing the seven-partner office's finances.
March 30, 2010 at 12:00 AM
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Lovells is beginning the process of closing down its Chicago office ahead of the firm’s May 1 merger with Hogan & Hartson. The decision, which still has to be approved by Lovells’ partners, was made by the management team of Lovells, though Hogan & Hartson has been informed of it.
In a statement Tuesday, Lovells managing partner David Harris said the decision to shut down the office came after reviewing the seven-partner office’s finances.
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