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Former Senate Majority Leader Trent  Lott, R-Miss., (front left) and former Louisiana Democratic Senator John Breaux (front right) join the Patton Boggs team at a special signing ceremony on July 1, 2010.  Joining the senators are incoming managing partner Ed Newberry, Thomas Hale Boggs, Jr., the firm's chair, and  Stuart Pape, the firm's current managing partner (back row, left to right).

Washington, DC, July 1, 2010—Patton Boggs LLP is acquiring the Breaux-Lott Leadership Group, combining two of the most recognizable firms in public policy at the nation’s highest-revenue producing public policy law firm. 

Former Louisiana Democratic Senator John Breaux and former Senate Majority Leader Trent Lott, R-Miss., join the firm’s Washington office as special senior counsel with their sons, John Breaux, Jr. and Chester Trent Lott, Jr.; three public policy advisers; and three staff members. 

“This acquisition is a strategic coup and a cornerstone for our bipartisan growth,” said Thomas Hale Boggs Jr., chairman of Patton Boggs, a firm that has played a key role in every major piece of legislation and regulatory decision for nearly 50 years. 




CAPITAL THINKING | SPRING/SUMMER 2010

COVER STORY: "The Advocates"

A funny thing happened in Washington last year: Even as the political rhetoric vilifying lobbyists reached new heights, and recession-shocked businesses and organizations slashed their budgets in virtually every other area, spending on lobbying actually increased.

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