Nelson Mullins Riley & Scarborough LLP is announcing new leadership changes in its Baltimore office. Tim Hodge, who opened the Baltimore office for the firm in 2018 with 11 partners and has grown the office to nearly 50 attorneys, steps into a new leadership role as head of the firm’s Atlantic corporate and real estate practice. Replacing Hodge as Baltimore office managing partner is Kraig Long.

Hodge and Long talked with Law360 about their plans to expand the Baltimore office's footprint in the community. Long said he wants to "increase the firm's brand awareness in this area and continue to lift up the lawyers here in this office so that we can expand the type of services that we offer," according to the publication. He also stated Nelson Mullins' commitment to diversity was one of the things that attracted him to the firm. 

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