Little will change in post-merger Squire Patton Boggs’ Washington lobbying operation, despite a flurry of organizational announcements in recent weeks.

The firm said on Monday that it had named 13 people to various positions at the top of its public-policy group. And last week, it announced that former U.S. sens. Trent Lott and John Breaux would co-chair the practice. The firm provided both announcements to Politico as exclusive stories.

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