GT Boosts Policy Practice

It must be Past Politician Monday here at Bisnow. Over at Greenberg Traurig, we caught up with former Sen. Tim Hutchinson of Arkansas. He and a dozen others migrated to GT's government law and policy practice from Dickstein Shapiro—including former Reps. Pete Hoekstra and Albert Wynn. Former Dickstein public policy head Andrew Zausner will head the GT practice.

Cybersecurity is an exploding area, Sen. Hutchinson says. Before joining GT, he was very impressed with firm CEO Richard Rosenbaum and the opportunity to expand what they're doing. Just before he headed to a meeting at the Capitol Hill Club, we chatted Sen. Hutchinson in his new office. Nearby, not yet unpacked from its bubble-wrap, was propped a painting of this square in his hometown, Bentonville, where he'd originally announced he was running for Senate.

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