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US: New addition to Hogan Lovells as DoJ exodus continues

By  |  December 13, 2016

The outflow of skilled staff from the US Department of Justice continues as the Trump transition team shapes the President-elect’s cabinet appointments, lawyers included.

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    Hogan Lovells has announced that Chris Casey, former deputy associate attorney general at the United States Department of Justice (DoJ), will join the firm’s antitrust, competition and economic regulation practice as a partner in its Washington, DC office.

    While in post, Casey was responsible for advising senior DoJ and Obama administration officials on antitrust matters and was the primary interface between the antitrust division and DoJ leadership, such as former Attorney General Eric Holder.

    He also oversaw the DoJ’s major financial fraud cases – including those involving the packaging and sale of residential mortgage-backed securities (RMBS) in the run-up to the financial crisis – as well as the tax division and the US trustee program.

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