In internal messages to partners and firm personnel that were viewed by Reuters, Hogan Lovells said it was aware of the reports, including one from German publication Juve. The firm wrote in a firm-wide email that it regularly explores potential merger opportunities, but "we are not in a position to name individual firms or the nature of any discussions we might be having with them."
Hogan Lovells is the product of a 2010 transatlantic merger between Washington, D.C.-founded Hogan & Hartson and London-founded Lovells. The firm, which has 47 offices and close to 2,600 lawyers globally,about $2.6 billion in total revenue in its 2021 fiscal year, putting it among the top 10 U.S. firms by revenue.
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