Hill's Liberty Conflict

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BOSTON-Hill, Holliday/Altschiller last week withdrew from the review for the estimated $27 million account of Liberty Mutual, according to agency chairman Jack Connors.
Concerns over conflicts of interest with existing clients of Hill, Holliday, Connors, Cosmopulos in Boston were insurmountable for Steve Sullivan, the vice president of corporate communications at Liberty Mutual overseeing the review, Connors said.
Although the agency’s New York office currently does not handle accounts in the financial services industry, the Boston office works for such clients as Fidelity Investments, BankBoston and John Hancock Financial Services.




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