Representative experience

Won a complete defense verdict for Anthem, Inc. in class action trial in connection with its US$1bn demutualization and IPO.

Secured the dismissal of two putative class actions filed against Daimler Trucks North America and Freightliner LLC alleging antitrust violations.

Defeated class certification in a lawsuit in which plaintiffs sought recovery from LG Electronics, alleging nationwide RICO and consumer fraud act claims.

Hogan Lovells Publications

Compromise on EU class action system to be approved by European Parliament

29 July 2020

Directive on representative actions for the protection of the collective interest of consumers is a game changer for collective redress.

Press Releases

Former Bristol Myers Squibb vice president Jonathan Wasserman joins Hogan Lovells

06 July 2020

Washington, D.C., 6 July 2020 – Global law firm Hogan Lovells is pleased to announce that Jonathan Wasserman has joined the firm’s Litigation, Arbitration and Employment...

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Hogan Lovells joins civil rights organizations in lawsuit seeking release of vulnerable people inside East Baton Rouge Parish Prison in wake of deadly COVID-19 spread

27 May 2020

Washington, D.C. 27 May 2020 – Today, several civil rights and racial justice groups filed a federal lawsuit calling for the release of people inside East Baton Rouge Parish Prison,...

Hogan Lovells Publications

COVID-19 class actions against universities

21 April 2020

In response to the COVID-19 pandemic, universities have had to make difficult, but important, decisions to protect the health of their students, among others. By necessity, these decisions...

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Hogan Lovells successfully challenges policy limiting asylum to those entering the United States through ports of entry

06 August 2019

New York, 6 August 2019 – A federal court has ruled that refugees cannot be barred from seeking asylum because they entered the country between ports of entry.

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Hogan Lovells represents nonprofit organizations challenging new rule barring asylum eligibility for many migrants

16 July 2019

Washington, D.C., 16 July 2019 – Hogan Lovells filed a pro bono lawsuit this evening seeking relief from a sweeping new federal rule that bars asylum eligibility for individuals and...

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Class Actions and Group Litigation

Representative experience

Compromise on EU class action system to be approved by European Parliament

Former Bristol Myers Squibb vice president Jonathan Wasserman joins Hogan Lovells

Hogan Lovells joins civil rights organizations in lawsuit seeking release of vulnerable people inside East Baton Rouge Parish Prison in wake of deadly COVID-19 spread

COVID-19 class actions against universities

Hogan Lovells successfully challenges policy limiting asylum to those entering the United States through ports of entry

Hogan Lovells represents nonprofit organizations challenging new rule barring asylum eligibility for many migrants

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