A group of former Locke Lord partners, all of whom joined the firm from a year ago after it absorbed Edwards Wildman Palmer, have decamped for another Boston-based firm in Choate, Hall & Stewart. Locke Lord, however, responded by hiring Boston-based Foley Hoag's former co-managing partner.
February 03, 2016 at 06:08 PM
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Three private equity partners who joined Locke Lord a year ago when it merged with Edwards Wildman Palmer left the firm Tuesday for another Boston-based firm in Choate, Hall & Stewart.
The trio includes Locke Lord’s private equity and venture capital group co-chair Christopher Nelson; the firm’s technology, media and telecommunications group co-chair Sarah Camougis; and Stephen Meredith, one of the founders of Edwards Wildman legacy firm Edwards & Angell’s Boston office.
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