New Jersey Law JournalFor industry watchers, the 2010 merger catapulting Hogan Lovells into the uppermost echelon of legal powerhouses couldn’t have come as too much of a surprise. The two firms in that alliance had long understood the benefits of a good pairing.
After teaming up nearly a century ago, Frank...
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When the individual claim of the lead plaintiff in a Fair Labor Standards Act collective action becomes moot before class certification, so too do those of the class, the U.S. Supreme Court rules, re
...Bryan Cave, St. Louis (commercial); Crowell & Moring, Washington, DC (IP); Hogan Lovells, Washington, DC (regulatory); Ropes & Gray, Boston (corporate); Sidley & Austin...
Notice to the bar
...Hogan, the founder of the powerhouse law firm now known as Hogan Lovells. But from the start, the case against Embry was...
...of ESI to be searched? Bill Onwusah, litigation support manager at Hogan Lovells in London, commented that he's seen this mistake take the...
...former Acting Solicitor General Neal Katyal — now a partner at Hogan Lovells — from appearing in postconviction proceedings on behalf of Hui Hsiung...
...was named the outstanding corporate volunteer. The reception was held at Hogan Lovells in New York. Historical Society Re-enacts...
Ford's New Jersey cost surcharge does not violate the New Jersey Franchise Protection Act
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