Jon M. Talotta
Partner
Northern Virginia
Practice Group
Litigation
Helping clients navigate the high-risk, high-value challenges involved in complex commercial disputes is what Jon Talotta does best.
Jon is Global Co-Group Leader for Corporate/Shareholder Litigation. He has significant background experience in corporate governance, securities, cybersecurity, consumer protection, technology, and other business issues. He has represented U.S. and multinational clients from a variety of industries in trial and appellate courts across the U.S.; in arbitrations and mediations; and in administrative proceedings and investigations before numerous federal and state agencies.
Jon also chairs the firm's Electronic Information Group, which focuses on U.S. and cross-border electronic discovery and information governance. He is also the partner in charge of the firm's litigation support infrastructure. He regularly counsels clients on information governance and risk issues. And he publishes and speaks on topics involving U.S. and international litigation, discovery, and information governance.
Jon is a member of The Sedona Conference (WG1, WG6, and WG11) and other associations, an advisory board member of two international consulting firms, and a former council member of the Virginia Bar Association's civil litigation section. After law school, he served as a law clerk for the Honorable James C. Cacheris (E.D.Va.). During law school, he served as a law clerk extern for the Honorable B. Waugh Crigler (W.D.Va.).
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Navigating the Ethical Challenges of Internal Investigations
15 June 2016
Hogan Lovells Publications
Delaware Permits Exclusive Forum Provisions, but Prohibits Fee-Shifting Provisions
Corporate Governance AlertHogan Lovells Publications
Supreme Court Clarifies Liability Standard Under Securities Act Section 11 for Statements of Opinion in Registration Statements
SEC UpdateHogan Lovells Publications
Data Breaches Hit the Board Room: The Growing Trend of Claims Against Directors and Officers Arising From Data Breaches and What You Can Do About It
Litigation AlertHogan Lovells Publications
Supreme Court Upholds Fraud-on-the-Market Presumption, but Agrees Defendants May Rebut the Presumption at Class Certification
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