Hogan Lovells litigation partners Graham Huntley and Helen Brannigan are leaving the firm to set up a commercial litigation practice in London. The new firm, which will be called 'Signature Litigation', will be led by Huntley - Hogan Lovells' former investment banking and funds dispute resolution chief - and Brannigan as principals, with several associates from Hogan Lovells also joining the new venture.
March 20, 2012 at 12:16 PM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
Hogan Lovells litigation partners Graham Huntley and Helen Brannigan are leaving the firm to set up a commercial litigation practice in London.
The new firm, which will be called ‘Signature Litigation’, will be led by Huntley – Hogan Lovells’ former investment banking and funds dispute resolution chief – and Brannigan as principals, with several associates from Hogan Lovells also joining the new venture.
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