Media Mention
Voter Integrity? Or Jim Crow 2.0? Politico
11 May 2021
Norm Coleman was interviewed by Politico for its article "Voter Integrity? Or Jim Crow 2.0?"
Publications
Hogan Lovells Podcasts
The A Perspective Podcast: Andrew Skipper talks to Senator Norm Coleman and Ivan Zapien The A Perspective Podcast
13 November 2020
Insights
Avoiding legal and reputational risk associated with CARES Act oversight and investigations
Registered Content
30 April 2020
Businesses across the United States have been battered by the COVID-19 crisis and many companies have been the recipients of unprecedented levels of economic assistance and tax relief under ...
Hogan Lovells Publications
A (cloudy) CARES 2.0 "crystal ball"
29 April 2020
With an interim relief measure, the Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) and Health Care Enhancement Act, now signed into law, the jockeying over a CARES 2.0 stimulus package has begun. What...
Hogan Lovells Publications
Primaries, polls, and results
25 February 2020
The first four primaries represent just four percent of all pledged delegates but greatly influence perceptions going into later primaries. In previous presidential races, the eventual...
Hogan Lovells Publications
2018 midterm elections: Policy implications for the 116th Congress
07 November 2018
Hogan Lovells Publications
White House announces US$34 billion in new duties on Chinese imports effective 6 July – another US$16 billion targeted for future duties. China expected to retaliate with reciprocal duties on U.S. goods.
18 June 2018
On 15 June 2018 the United States Trade Representative (USTR) announced the imposition of additional 25 percent tariffs (i.e., a 25 percent tax) on US$34 billion in annual imports from...
Hogan Lovells Publications
Potential trade war looms Hogan Lovells
06 April 2018
As potential trade war looms, nearly 1,300 U.S.-imports may be subject to additional 25 percent tariffs under Section 301.
Publications
Norm Coleman: A Business-like Approach To Politics Reflections
20 March 2017
The links between business and politics are legion. If anything, they’re getting more pronounced.
