Hogan Lovells is set to vote on a new London representative for its board, following the appointment of real estate litigator and board member Nicholas Cheffings as the firm's first-ever sole chairman. In an internal memo to partners, the firm has put forward real estate partner Gill McGreevy, retail banking head Emily Reid, insolvency partner Joe Bannister and litigator Jeremy Cole as potential candidates for the role.
April 10, 2012 at 05:54 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
Hogan Lovells is set to vote on a new London representative for its board, following the appointment of real estate litigator and board member Nicholas Cheffings as the firm’s first-ever sole chairman.
In an internal memo to partners, the firm has put forward real estate partner Gill McGreevy, retail banking head Emily Reid, insolvency partner Joe Bannister and litigator Jeremy Cole as potential candidates for the role.
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