Hogan Lovells’ corporate practice is aiming to increase board-level contacts at companies in a bid to strengthen its ties with FTSE 100 clients. The firm, which has been attempting to develop its City corporate practice for some time, is hoping that improving links at board level, rather than focusing purely on in-house legal teams, will help expand relationships from other practice areas into corporate as well as target new clients.
November 16, 2011 at 07:03 PM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
Hogan Lovells’ corporate practice is aiming to increase board-level contacts at companies in a bid to strengthen its ties with FTSE 100 clients.
The firm, which has been attempting to develop its City corporate practice for some time, is hoping that improving links at board level, rather than focusing purely on in-house legal teams, will help expand relationships from other practice areas into corporate as well as target new clients.
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