Three partners in Hogan & Hartson's private equity group are leaving for Boston-based financial services firm Goodwin Procter. John Aldock, chairman of Goodwin's 85-lawyer Washington, D.C., location, calls the additions the "first in a series of steps that we are taking to expand" that office. Goodwin is also looking to grow real estate and intellectual property practices in D.C.
June 06, 2006 at 12:00 AM
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Hogan & Hartson has long been a relative garden spot for that unappreciated species, the D.C. deal-maker. Which is why it came as a surprise that three partners in its private equity group are leaving for Boston-based financial services firm Goodwin Procter.
J. Hovey Kemp says the move means the three can build up a private equity operation in the District from the ground up. Partners Christopher Hagan and James Hutchinson are also moving to Goodwin.
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