Hogan Lovells Looking To Beef Up Its New York Presence Beyond Stroock Hires
Hogan Lovells is in a New York state of mind, and the elite firm wants as many lawyers as possible to join its Manhattan office.
Hogan Lovells is in a New York state of mind, and the elite firm wants as many lawyers as possible to join its Manhattan office.
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Before long, Stroock will be just a memory, and all of its attorneys will have lateraled away from the troubled firm.
Partner? Partner.
The group of lateral partners from Stroock includes many who held leadership roles. More partners may join Hogan Lovells in the future.
It's rare for something like this to happen, but more senior associates than usual are being sought out by law firms for lateral opportunities.
As federal borrowing caps tighten financing options for law students, one organization is stepping in to negotiate the terms they can't secure alone.
The future does not seem bright for this firm.
With the summer law school recruiting season over, firms turn their attention to lateral associate recruiting before the holiday season.
Lateral moves are slow, but not stagnant.
A lot of associates are ready to leave their firms.
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The former federal judge did not have the urge to merge, citing too many conflicts.
Which firm will be the next to enter the lateral battle?
Which partners will be the next to go?
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