Both Venable and Holland & Knight added former aides to lawmakers in the House and Senate with energy committee experience, while Hunton Andrews Kurth hired the Environmental Protection Agency's most recent general counsel.
October 09, 2020 at 03:01 PM
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Three large law firms fortified their Washington, D.C., offices with lawyers offering federal government experience in energy and environmental policy-making over the last week.
Both Venable and Holland & Knight added former aides to lawmakers in the House and Senate, while Hunton Andrews Kurth hired Environmental Protection Agency general counsel Matthew Leopold, who stepped down last month.
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