If further proof were needed of the growing trend for leading litigators to spin off from large firms to form their own boutiques, Hogan Lovells duo Graham Huntley and Helen Brannigan provided it last month with news of the launch of Signature Litigation.
April 04, 2012 at 07:03 PM
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Hogan Lovells star strikes out as bullish litigators yearn for disputes-focused law firms. Suzanna Ring reports
If further proof were needed of the growing trend for leading litigators to spin off from large firms to form their own boutiques, Hogan Lovells duo Graham Huntley (pictured above) and Helen Brannigan provided it last month with news of the launch of Signature Litigation.
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