Hogan Lovells is set to lose five highly-regarded energy partners in its Washington DC office to DLA Piper, including global energy co-chief Kevin Lipson. The five-partner team, which focuses on the natural gas sector, has been hired with a remit to build up DLA's burgeoning US energy practice in an area that has seen much corporate activity over the past year.
January 06, 2012 at 05:37 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
Hogan Lovells is set to lose five highly-regarded energy partners in its Washington DC office to DLA Piper, including global energy co-chief Kevin Lipson.
The five-partner team, which focuses on the natural gas sector, has been hired with a remit to build up DLA’s burgeoning US energy practice in an area that has seen much corporate activity over the past year.
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