Covington & Burling

Website Links

Description

— Covington & Burling is pleased to announce that Martin H. (Marty) Myers has joined the firm’s insurance recovery practice representing corporate policyholders in complex coverage disputes with their insurers. Mr. Myers joins the firm as a partner, resident in its San Francisco office. A nationally recognized insurance recovery practitioner, Mr. Myers has represented clients in a wide array of industry sectors ranging from agriculture to technology.

— Sebastian Vos, an international public policy professional, is joining Covington & Burling to lead the European division of the firm’s global public policy and government affairs practice. Mr. Vos joins the firm as a partner in its Brussels office where he will focus on competition and technology related public policy issues and continue his public policy work involving emerging technologies and services. Mr.

Judge J. Harry Covington and Edward B. Burling opened the doors of Covington & Burling in Washington, DC, on January 1, 1919. The eminent George Rublee soon joined them as a partner, and a former Brandeis clerk named Dean Acheson was hired two years later as an associate. The firm was off and running. One of the firm's first cases was an international arbitration in The Hague, with Burling and Acheson representing the Kingdom of Norway in the Norwegian Shipowners proceeding against the United States.

Fact sheet

Company contacts

Companies nearby