Hogan Lovells makes up 35 to partner including eight in London
Hogan Lovells has announced its second partner promotions round as a merged firm, with eight London lawyers making the cut out of a global total of 35. The promotions, which took effect last week (1 January), take total partner count at the firm to more than 800 across its global network. In addition, the firm has also made 46 of counsel and consultant appointments.
January 03, 2012 at 09:32 AM
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Hogan Lovells has announced its second partner promotions round as a merged firm, with eight London lawyers making the cut out of a global total of 35.
The promotions, which took effect last week (1 January), take total partner count at the firm to more than 800 across its global network. In addition, the firm has also made 46 of counsel and consultant appointments.
The new partners are shared between Hogan Lovells' five main practice groups, with 10 in litigation, arbitration & employment, seven in corporate and six each in finance, government regulatory and intellectual property (IP).
Eighteen of the partner promotions come in the firm's European offices, with the eight new London partners comprising two litigators and six further promotions in restructuring, antitrust, IP, arbitration, banking and corporate.
Four lawyers have been made up in Paris, with a further six in Germany.
Co-chief executive David Harris commented: "In addition to acknowledging the hard work of each individual, these promotions are testament to the depth and quality of Hogan Lovells and they reflect our commitment to nurturing talent and investing in our people."
The news comes after Hogan Lovells last year announced its first partner promotions as a merged firm, with the firm's London office gaining seven new partners out of a global round of 36. The firm was formed by the May 2010 merger of US firm Hogan & Hartson and UK firm Lovells.
Hogan Lovells partner promotions in full
Tom Astle, restructuring, London
Adam Bellack, corporate, Washington DC
Sabine Bironneau Loy, banking, Paris
Wolf Bussian, litigation, Frankfurt
Eugene Chen, litigation, Shanghai
Angus Coulter, antitrust, London
Michael DeLarco, employment, New York
Peter Dennin, litigation, New York
Thomas Dunchheim, corporate, Dusseldorf
Zhen Katie Feng, IP, Shanghai
Olaf Gartner, litigation, Munich
Baptiste Gelpi, DCM, Paris
Benjamin Holt, antitrust, Washington DC
Stephane Huten, private equity, Paris
Sahira Khwaja, IP, London
Richard Kiddell, arbitration, London
Michael Larner, IP, Northern Virginia
David Leggott, banking, London
Steven McEwan, corporate, London
Michael McGill, government contracts, Washington DC
Christopher Odell, litigation, Houston
Yarmela Pavlovic, FDA / medical device, Philadelphia
Elaine Penrose, litigation, London
Nils Rauer, IP, Frankfurt
Richard Reimer, banking, Frankfurt
Mikael Salmela, corporate, Paris
Constanze Schulte, IP, Madrid
Randy Segal, corporate, Northern Virginia / Washington DC
Ivan Shiu, litigation, London
Olesya Spandau, corporate, Washington DC
Timothy Tobin, privacy, Washington DC
Allan Wardrop-Szilagyi, banking, Hong Kong
Paul Werner, government regulatory, Washington DC
Terence Wong, arbitration, Shanghai
Rae Yan, IP, Beijing
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