A major international bank involved in LIBOR investigations in the US, UK, and EU involving multiple regulators and complex issues under various domestic and international laws.
One of the largest banks in Kazakhstan in asset recovery litigation concerning fraudulent transactions of over US$6bn entered into by its former management.
Representing world’s largest turbine supplier in arbitration and bankruptcy proceedings related to a US$2bn power generation facility in the U.S.
Acting for government of Vietnam in UNCITRAL arbitration under France-Vietnam Bilateral Investment Treaty in connection with health industry investment in Vietnam.
A Fortune 200 company regarding a DOJ and SEC investigation into allegations that it paid bribes to secure a contract in China and similar allegations elsewhere.
Defending a pharmaceutical company on a substantial U.S. federal criminal investigation in connection with the promotion, marketing, and sale of one of their drugs.
Webinar
19 April 2018 and 26 April 2018
The marketing of medicinal products and medical devices is highly competitive. Successful advertising often depends on making forceful statements in relation to a product's performance or...
Press Releases
02 April 2018
Miami, 2 April 2018 – Richard Lorenzo, Managing Partner of Hogan Lovells’ Miami office, has been recognized as a “Distinguished Leader” in the 2018 Daily Business...
Press Releases
27 March 2018
Boston, 27 March 2017 – Hogan Lovells secured the dismissal of an indictment charging a Boston City Hall official with federal extortion for allegedly pressuring a music festival...
Hogan Lovells Publications
23 March 2018
The pace of False Claims Act (FCA) litigation and settlements remained just as furious this past year as it had during the previous presidential administration.
Published Works
March 2018
May an organ of state invoke the Promotion of Administrative Justice Act 3 of 2000 (PAJA) or the legality review route in seeking to set aside its own decision?
Hogan Lovells Publications
14 March 2018
In 2017, Mexico’s congress approved a key amendment to its Federal Commercial Code. The amendment is now driving dramatic changes to the country’s trial process. One of those...
