A pair of former Hogan Lovells litigators and pro bono leaders are starting a new civil rights-focused boutique in Washington.
The new firm will allow Katie Ali, who was a Hogan partner, and former senior associate Liz Lockwood to concentrate on the types of cases they’re most passionate about—police misconduct, prisoners’ rights and wrongful conviction cases—while also maintaining a small commercial litigation docket.
“For us, the pull to do this work full-time just got stronger and stronger,” Ali said. This is the time “to step up and heed that call.”
The timing couldn’t be better for the DC firm, according ...
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