Hogan Lovells makes up City seven in first post-merger promotions
Hogan Lovells has announced its first partner promotions round as a merged firm, with the firm's London office gaining seven new partners out of a global round of 36. The London haul is slightly higher than legacy Lovells' last promotion round in 2010, when the firm made up five City lawyers to partner as a part of a 21-strong global promotions round.
February 25, 2011 at 09:19 AM
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Hogan Lovells has announced its first partner promotions round as a merged firm, with the firm's London office gaining seven new partners out of a global round of 36.
The London haul is slightly higher than legacy Lovells' last promotion round in 2010, when the firm made up five City lawyers to partner as a part of a 21-strong global promotions round.
Thirteen of the new partners this year are in continental Europe, spread across Alicante, Berlin, Duesseldorf, Hamburg, Madrid, Milan, Moscow, Paris, Rome and Warsaw. Moscow gains three new partners, Paris gains two, with the remainder each gaining one new partner apiece.
The firm's US offices, meanwhile, gain 12 new partners across Denver, New York, North Virginia and Washington. The remaining four partners will join the firm in Asia, with Singapore receiving two new partners and Shanghai and Beijing one each.
The promotions are spread across Hogan Lovells' five main practice groups, with 11 new partners in both the global corporate and litigation practices, five in both finance and government regulatory, with the remaining four in global intellectual property.
All of the promotions take effect as of 1 March, taking Hogan Lovells to more than 800 partners worldwide. Separately, the firm has also promoted 31 of counsels firmwide, including six in the firm's London office.
Hogan Lovells co-chief executive David Harris said: "These are the first promotions we have made since Hogan Lovells came in to being on 1 May 2010. The appointments acknowledge the hard work of each individual, but are also testament to the depth and quality of Hogan Lovells and our commitment to investing in our associates and counsel."
Hogan Lovells partner promotions in full
• Scott Tindall: Infrastructure, projects and public finance, London
• Daniel Brook: IPMT international practice – patent litigation, London
• Paul Brown: IPMT international practice – patent litigation, London
• Mathew Ditchburn: Corporate (real estate), London
• Chris McLaughlin: Banking, London
• Ben Regnard-Weinrabe: Corporate (financial institutions), London
• Michael Roberts: Investigations, white collar and fraud, London
• Francesca Angeloni: Litigation and public law, Rome
• Timothy Aragon: Corporate, Denver
• Miranda Berge: Litigation, Washington DC
• Logan Breed: Antitrust, competition and economic regulation, Washington DC
• Philip Cheng: Corporate, Shanghai
• Richard Cowie: Corporate, Moscow
• Yvonne Draheim: IPMT international practice – litigation, Hamburg
• Jessica Ellsworth: Litigation, Washington DC
• Luis Alfonso Fernandez: Litigation – insurance and reinsurance, Madrid
• Imogen Fowler: IPMT international practice – trademark and design, Alicante
• Lorelei Gannat: Employment, Paris
• Christine Gateau: Litigation – product liability, Paris
• Heiko Gemmel: Corporate (tax), Duesseldorf
• Kevin Greenslade: Corporate, Northern Virginia
• Rafal Grochowski: Banking, Warsaw
• Michael Heyl: FDA/medical device, Washington DC
• Jonathan Leach: International arbitration, Singapore
• Brian McCormick: FDA/pharmaceuticals, New York
• Vittorio Moresco: Employment, Milan
• Jaasi Munanka: Litigation, Denver
• Taras Oksyuk: Corporate (real estate), Moscow
• Todd Overman: Government contracts, Washington DC
• Nadine Peters: Privacy and information management, Washington DC
• Alexander Rymko: Banking, Moscow
• Michele Sartori: Investigations, white collar and fraud, Washington DC
• Philipp Semmer: Corporate, Berlin
• Lillian Tsu: Corporate, New York
• Alex Wong: Infrastructure, project and public finance, Singapore
• Roy Zou: Corporate, Beijing
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