Just over a year after Eckert Seamans Cherin & Mellott installed a pair of leaders to serve as co-CEOs, one of them has been ousted from the role.

Eckert Seamans announced late last month that Dorothy Davis would no longer serve as a co-CEO of the firm, leaving Tim Hudak as the sole CEO. The Pittsburgh-based regional firm said Hudak would take over management of day-to-day operations, but Davis would continue as a member of the executive committee, board of directors and compensation committee.

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