Hogan Lovells has elected Washington-based litigation co-head Craig Hoover to its firmwide board. He replaces Gernod Meinel, who left Hogan prior to the Lovells merger along with 18 other Berlin-based partners to set up new independent firm Raue, which officially launched on 1 May.
May 26, 2010 at 10:35 AM
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Hogan Lovells has elected Washington-based litigation co-head Craig Hoover to its firmwide board.
He replaces Gernod Meinel, who left Hogan prior to the Lovells merger along with 18 other Berlin-based partners to set up new independent firm Raue, which officially launched on 1 May.
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