Hogan Lovells has recruited power regulatory lawyer Chip Cannon from A&O Shearman, marking the latest partner exit from the newly merged firm. Cannon joins Hogan Lovells’ global regulatory and IP practice as a partner in Washington, D.C. His practice focuses on markets and regulation in the U.S. power sector, including matters related to battery storage, energy transition, interconnection, and transmission issues.
Chip Cannon first joined legacy firm Allen & Overy in February 2022. His departure comes just three months after Shearman and A&O finalized their merger. For more information, visit the National Law Journal.