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- Hogan Lovells has reappointed Paris-based partner Marie-Aimée de Dampierre as chair for a second three-year term, beginning next May. As chair, de Dampierre, a litigator with the Hogan’s intellectual property, media, and technology practice, oversees the firm’s “ethos and standards” and nurtures its culture, among other responsibilities. (Hogan Lovells)
- The adoption of generative AI will be the top-ranked issue for the next two years for legal leaders, a new survey finds. In the study, which involved 179 ...
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