Hogan Lovells International LLP

Hogan Lovells International LLP
  1. Atlantic House,
  2. Holborn Viaduct,
  3. London,
  4. EC1A 2FG
  5. Tel (020) 7296 2000
  6. Fax (020) 7296 2001
  7. DX LDE 57
  8. Email : enquiry@hoganlovells.com
  9. Website : www.hoganlovells.com
  • Co-CEOs David Harris and Warren Gorrell
  • Co-Chairs John Young and Claudette Christian
    • Number of UK partners : 162
    • Number of other fee earners : 608


    THE FIRM Hogan Lovells is a new law firm built on the foundations of the previous success of two firms, Hogan & Hartson and Lovells.Hogan Lovells provides the breadth of business-oriented legal advice and highquality service that clients have come to expect through working with both founding firms. In a world where both business risks and business opportunities are continuously evolving, Hogan Lovells believes that there is a need for a high-quality international law firm that sees the whole picture and is dedicated and geared to helping clients across the spectrum of their critical business and legal issues. Hogan Lovells is a firm that is strong and deeply rooted in the largest and most developed markets in the US and Europe, and also has an established presence in the fastest growing regions of the world, including Asia, Latin America, and the Middle East. The firm’s combination of broad and deep transactional and dispute resolution capabilities enables Hogan Lovells to act on the largest and most complex transactions and cases around the world, along with an exceptional regulatory practice, and world leading IP and commercial law capabilities. These distinctive characteristics provide Hogan Lovells with insights into the issues that affect the firm’s clients most deeply, and allow the firm to keep its finger on the pulse of the market. Hogan Lovells exists to help clients with all their most important matters around the world. The firm believes that its ability to see business from all perspectives allows it to help clients effectively in today’s – and tomorrow’s – challenging business climate. Hogan Lovells’ commercial and regulatory work gives the firm the insights and business edge that complements its work on transactions and disputes. Hogan Lovells listens to its clients, tailoring advice based on a deep understanding of their needs. This, combined with the firm’s knowledge of markets and industry sectors, provides the foundation for Hogan Lovells’ advice. The firm provides a partner-led service to ensure the highest quality. However, the firm has a track record in finding cost-effective answers and have put in place, for some projects, a process that has involved outsourcing some of the less challenging work to lower cost jurisdictions and, in some cases, to third parties. Hogan Lovells’ culture is underpinned by shared values, already strongly established in the predecessor firms.

    These are:

    ¤ Clients come first
    ¤ Excellence in all the firm does
    ¤ One team worldwide
    ¤ Commitment to the firm’s success
    ¤ Good citizenship

    All this is achieved with the close involvement of the client and with the firm taking responsibility for the work.

    PRINCIPAL AREAS OF WORK Hogan Lovells’ teams bring a broad range of legal capabilities to the table. The firm has major strengths in dispute resolution, finance and corporate law alongside world-class capabilities in areas such as intellectual property and real estate. This means that the firm is able to see and advise on the whole picture. Hogan Lovells is based around five practice groups and a series of industry sector practice areas. The practice groups are: corporate; finance; government regulatory; intellectual property; and litigation, arbitration and employment. Industry sector practice areas include: aerospace, defence, and government services; automotive; consumer; education; energy and natural resources; infrastructure; financial institutions; industrials; life sciences and healthcare; real estate; sports and recreational facilities; telecommunications, media, and technology; and transportation.

    INTERNATIONAL Hogan Lovells has offices in the following locations: Abu Dhabi, Alicante, Amsterdam, Baltimore, Beijing, Berlin, Boulder, Brussels, Budapest (associated office), Caracas, Chicago, Colorado Springs, Denver, Dubai, Dusseldorf, Frankfurt, Hamburg, Hanoi, Ho Chi Minh City, Hong Kong, Houston, Jeddah (associated office), London, Los Angeles, Madrid, Miami, Milan, Moscow, Munich, New York, Northern Virginia, Paris, Philadelphia, Prague, Riyadh (associated office), Rome, San Francisco, Shanghai, Silicon Valley, Singapore, Tokyo,Warsaw,Washington, DC, Zagreb (associated office).


    Contacts

    Administrative & Public Law
    Paul Dacam
    Advertising/Consumer Law
    Andrew Skipper, Richard Welfare
    Arbitration/DR
    Michael Davison, Patrick Sherrington
    Asset Finance
    Robin Hallam
    Banking
    Andrew Gamble, Matthew Cottis
    Banking Litigation
    Jon Holland, Graham Huntley
    Broadcasting
    Louise Zafer, Peter Watts
    Business Restructuring/Insolvency
    Robin Spencer
    Capital Markets
    Sharon Lewis, Richard Brown
    Commodities
    David Moss
    Computers/IT
    Quentin Archer
    Construction & Engineering
    John Gerszt, Tony Marshall
    Corporate Finance, M&A
    Chris Ashworth
    Data Protection
    Quentin Archer
    EU & UK Competition Law
    Susan Bright
    Employee Benefits
    Louise Whitewright
    Employment
    David Harper
    Energy
    John Cooper, David Moss
    Entertainment
    Louise Zafer, Peter Watts
    Environment
    Christopher Norton
    Financial Services
    Emily Reid
    Infrastructure (Corporate)
    Steven Bryan, Gavin McQuater
    Insurance
    John Young
    Insurance Insolvency
    Robin Spencer
    Intellectual Property - Patents
    Robert Anderson Stephen Bennett
    Intellectual Property - Trademarks & Copyright
    David Latham Louise Zafer
    Islamic Finance
    Rahail Ali
    Litigation
    Patrick Sherrington, Lawson Caisley
    Media Law
    Louise Zafer, Peter Watts
    Outsourcing
    Andrew Skipper, Mark Taylor
    Pensions
    Jane Samsworth
    Pharmaceuticals
    John Meltzer, Stephen Bennett
    Planning
    Michael Gallimore
    Private Equity
    Alan Greenough, Tom Whelan
    Product Liability
    John Meltzer
    Professional Indemnity
    Nicholas Heaton
    Project Finance
    Adrian Walker, Gary Pegg
    Real Estate
    Michael Stancombe
    Real Estate
    Litigation Nicholas Cheffings
    Public
    Policy Paul Dacam
    Regulatory Investigations
    Ailbhe Edgar, Philip Parish
    Reinsurance
    Nick Atkins
    Sports Law
    Andrew Skipper
    Tax
    Karen Hughes
    Telecommunications
    Conor Ward
    VAT
    Greg Sinfield