Hughes Hubbard Patent Litigator to Lead Trial Boutique's NY Office
Khue Hoang said she was drawn to Reichman Jorgensen in part for its rejection of the traditional billable hour.
September 26, 2019 at 04:45 PM
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Patent litigator Khue Hoang has left Hughes Hubbard & Reed to lead the New York office of a one-year-old litigation boutique, Reichman Jorgensen, saying she thinks clients will be won over by its business model.
Hoang said she was drawn to her new firm's focus on high-stakes disputes and its rejection of the hourly billing business model, which she said will allow it to take on a wider variety of clients. She said she has done plaintiff and defense work for clients big and small, and clients with strong cases shouldn't have to work with a lower-quality firm if they want top-notch representation.
Reichman Jorgensen, whose founders came from McKool Smith, currently lists 20 lawyers on its website. Hoang said the firm is "growing and dedicated to stellar client service, with a deep and rich bench of attorneys who want to provide this type of service with the type of flexibility that I think clients need."
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