Hogan Lovells US LLP - International Law Office

Work Areas

Aerospace, Agriculture, Antitrust, Antitrust/Competition, Aviation, Bankruptcy and Creditors' Rights, Biotech and Pharmaceutical, Business Law, Capital Markets, Climate Change Law, Competition, Competition Law, Consumer Law, Consumer Protection Law, Corporate, Corporate Governance, Corporate Securities & Governance, Defence, Education Law, Employee Benefits, Energy, Environment, Environmental Law, Estate Planning & Administration, Executive Compensation, Finance, Financial Services, Food & Drug, Food & Drug Law, Government Affairs, Government contract matters, Government Contracts, Health Care, Health law, Hospitality Law, Immigration & Nationality, Intellectual Property, International Trade, Labour and Employment, Latin America, Legislative & Regulatory, Litigation, Media Law, Medical Law, Mergers & Acquisitions, Privacy, Private Equity, Tax, Technology, Telecommunications, Venture Capital

Firm Description

Our Washington, D.C. office is one of the city's largest and most established law practices, having grown from a single-lawyer enterprise founded in 1904 to an office of about 500 lawyers within a top-ten global firm of 2,500 lawyers.

Located within a few short blocks of the White House, the Washington, D.C. office of Hogan Lovells is distinguished by its depth of knowledge in issues facing regulated industries, with more than a century of institutional experience in dealing with U.S. federal law, whether in the federal courts, executive branch departments and agencies, or the U.S. Congress. A large number of our lawyers have worked in the federal government, often at high levels. We draw on our experience working at the intersection of business and government to help our clients navigate the increasingly complex legal and regulatory landscape.

Since our clients' most difficult problems often cross borders, we work alongside our colleagues in offices around the world to ensure that business decisions, litigation, and transactions are informed by up-to-date advice from experienced practitioners wherever the client is or wants to be. Our clients include a who's who of local, national, and international companies, as well as trade associations and other organizations with a need for assistance with regulatory and legislative legal issues, representation in the local or federal courts, or assistance from our top-ranked corporate practice.

As we've grown, we've retained strong ties to the values that have led to our success: client service, legal excellence, good citizenship, and a strong commitment to the industries we serve, including:

• Aerospace, defense, and government services
• Education
• Energy and natural resources
• Financial institutions
• Food, beverages, and agriculture
• Hospitality and lodging
• Insurance
• Life sciences and healthcare
• Real estate and REITs
• Technology, media, and telecommunications
• Transportation

Awards and Rankings

• Named "Washington, D.C. Firm of the Year," PLC Which Lawyer? (2010)
• Ranked in first-tier for corporate/M&A and private equity; healthcare; healthcare: pharmaceu­tical/medical products regulatory; immigration; and insurance: insurer firms, Chambers USA (2009)
• Named the number 1 law firm in Washington, D.C., Corporate Board Member magazine and FTI Consulting (2009)
• Ranked the number 1 law firm by revenue in Washington, D.C., The National Law Journal's "D.C. 25" (2009)
• Honored by the Pro Bono Committee of the federal courts in the District for the fifth straight year as a "40 at 50" firm — an office in which 40% of its lawyers performed 50 or more hours of pro bono work (2010)
• Honored with the Thurgood Marshall Academy Champion Award. The Washington office has a close relationship with the Thurgood Marshall Academy Public Charter High School: Students visit the firm on a regular basis during the school year for Law Days, during which they learn about legal principles (2009)

Representative Clients

• Biotechnology Industry Organization
• Edison Mission Energy
• Ford Motor Company
• General Electric
• Lockheed Martin Corporation
• Novartis
• Time Warner Cable
• UnitedHealthcare

Lawyer Biographies

Abram, Jonathan L; Ambrose, Patricia R; Archibald, Jeanne S; Arumi, A Cristina; Ashford, Deborah T; Ballew, Stephen E; Banks, James T; Barr, Stuart A; Barsness, George P; Bartolomucci, H Christopher; Batla Jr, Raymond J; Battaglia, Lauren E; Bell, Joseph C; Bennett, Barbara; Beresford, Douglas L; Bernick, Justin W; Bisio, Peter R; Bonanno, Lisa; Bonser, David W; Boswell, Donna A; Bowman, William J; Brady, Robert P; Brannan, Patricia A; Breed, Logan M; Brown, Nicole; Bulleit, Thomas N; Bultena, Lance D; Burgett, David W; Calamaro, Raymond S; Carneal, George U; Carson, Wesley G; Cave, Robert B; Christian, Alphonso A; Christian, Claudette M; Coleman, Judith; Connolly, Joseph G; Constine, Jonathan A; Crowson, Celine Jimenez; Davidson, Daniel M; De Lisser, Margaret; Dickinson, Charles E; Dolan, Edward C; Dover, Agnes P; Dreier, Alexander E; Duncan, Robert B; Dunst, Isabel P; Dye, Alan L; Edwards-Ford, Meghan C; Ellett, E Tazewell; Farquhar, Michele C; Feagles, Prentiss E; Fellman, Douglas A; Fitzgerald, Ari Q; Flack, Howard I; Fox, David M; Gilchrist, Bruce W; Gillespie, Gardner F; Gilliland, C Michael; Gorrell, Warren; Hahn, Martin J; Hammond, Benton R; Hassett, Joseph M; Hebert, Lorane F; Hensler, David J; Hogan, E Desmond; Hollman, Steven P; Holstein, Howard M; Holt, Benjamin F; Hoover, Craig A; Hourihan, James A; House, W Mike; Howard, Eve N; Januzzi, Tracy L; Jones, Harry T; Kahan, Jonathan S; Kahn, Henry D; Kanner, Sheree R; Kastner, Kenneth M; Katyal, Neal; Kaufman, Steven M; Keating, R Daniel; Keeney, John C; Kidney, Michael L; Kikel, David A; King, Carol Weld; Korwek, Edward L; Krauss, Joseph G; Kurz, Raymond A; Kushner, Gary Jay; Kyle, Robert D; Langbein, Stuart M; Larson, Philip C; Lazris, Mitchell J; Leary, Thomas B; Lefkowitz, Melvin E; Leibenluft, Robert F; Leibowitz, Lewis E; Levitt, Joseph A; Lewis, Craig A; Lilienthal, Scott R; Lilyestrom, John R; Lipson, Kevin J; Lloyd, Timothy A; Manca, Paul D; Manning, Meredith; Marshall, Lynda K; Mason, Mary Anne; Mason, Michael F; Mayo, George W; Mazo, Mark E; McClure, Scott D; McConnell, Mark S; McDavid, Janet L; McGee, Shelly L; McGovern, Thomas L; McMillan, James G; Meers, Elizabeth B; Mernick, George H; Michaelson, Martin; Miller, H Todd; Mishkin, Barbara F; Mittler, Austin S; Monts III, William L; Munk, Jeffrey W; Navarro-Bowman, Chandri; Neff, William L; Nevins, J Patrick; Newmann, David; Nussbaum, William D; Oliver, Linda L; Oliver, Leigh L; O'Neil, Nancy D; Parmley, Bruce E; Parrino, Richard J; Pender, Robert B; Porter, John Edward; Prud'homme, Gerard J; Raher, Patrick M; Rawson, William H; Repp, Marissa G; Ridge, Janet Durholz; Roberts, Beth L; Robertson, J Robert; Robinson, Steven N; Rodin, Richard S; Romeo, Peter J; Rosenhauer, James J; Rosenstock, Howard J; Roush, Corey W; Russo, Caitlin M; Saylor, David J; Schindler, Christopher A; Showen, James E; Shulak, Daniel E; Silver, Howard S; Silverman, Richard S; Skelly, Paul C; Sneed, Maree F; Sostowski, Lorraine; Spivack, Peter S; Stanton, John S; Stein, Stuart G; Steinborn, Steven B; Sterling, Mark A; Stetson, Catherine E; Stough, John T; Stromberg, Clifford D; Sturm, Joy E; Sullivan, Mary Anne; Traylor, Patrick D; Trilling, Helen R; Tunnell, Shawna R; Turnbull, Albert W; Ulman, Craig H; Vickery, Ann Morgan; Vold, Kevin L; Waldman, Robert J; Ware, Michaelynn R; Weymouth, T Clark; Wheeler, Douglas P; Wilder, Marcy J; Williams, Michael C; Wilson, Gordon C; Wilson, Edward C; Winnik, Joel S; Winter, David A; Winthrop, Pamela G; Wiss, Marcia A; Yuffee, Michael; Zempolich, Steve J;