One year after Hogan and Lovells paired up, the firms are figuring out how to turn two into one. Drew Combs reports
In early March the Gaylord National Hotel and Convention Center outside Washington DC teemed with hundreds of lawyers from Hogan Lovells. The firm was holding its first global partnership conference, and one of the hotel’s ballrooms had been turned into a marketplace with stations representing each of the firm’s 40 offices.
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