Patton Boggs’ last two weeks as the king of Washington lobbying ended much the same way the past two years have looked for the firm — with the defections of groups of partners and lobbyists.
Although a larger firm with sounder financials will exist in Squire Patton Boggs, chunks of Patton Boggs’ Washington stronghold fall away when the merger takes effect June 1.
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