Practice
Our team includes a lawyer who was at the vanguard of creating privacy and cybersecurity as its own legal practice. A former Chairwoman of the Federal Trade Commission. The first Chief Privacy Officer at a major corporation. And a lawyer who was instrumental in creating the original HIPAA regulations.
We have team members with computer science and other technical degrees and experience.
Privacy by Design. Big data. The Internet of Things. Wearables. AI. Online behavioral advertising. HIPAA. Data breaches. The privacy and cybersecurity lawyers at Hogan Lovells are trailblazers. We are involved in an ever-expanding array of matters at the cutting edge of legal, policy, and technical work. In 2015, we won the first ever Chambers Privacy and Data Security Team of the Year award. In 2017, we were awarded this honor once again.
We counsel tech-sector titans in Silicon Valley and major financial services corporations in New York. The auto industry turned to us to help them develop “connected car privacy principles.” We recently handled one of the largest retail data breaches. One of the largest health insurer data breaches. And one of the largest hospital data breaches — all within a few months of one another.
We are at the forefront of legal developments in Europe and around the globe. We help companies as they develop cutting-edge technologies or operate their businesses in new ways.
Cybersecurity continues to evolve. Regulatory growth continues to explode. We have close connections to national and international policymakers. To keep clients apprised, our team publishes our Chronicle of Data Protection, featuring analysis of important developments in privacy policy, along with news bulletins for our multiple-retainer clients. We also offer our 24-hour global privacy hotline, in case of client data emergencies.
Hogan Lovells conducted a comprehensive review of client data privacy and security practices of Bloomberg L.P., culminating in a public report.
We assessed Uber’s customer data privacy program, and made recommendations following negative media reports.
Our team regularly counsels companies on EU privacy developments and compliance strategies, including for the cross-border transfer of personal data.
Engaged in a 120-country analysis of privacy laws relevant to financial institutions and consulting services for a consulting firm.
We performed an intensive review of privacy safeguards, and prepared a strategic plan for a defense contractor's privacy and data protection program.
Our team advised a leading payment card issuer on privacy and data security contracting issues relating to the launch of a mobile payments platform.
We represented the Future of Privacy Forum in FTC, FCC, NIST, and state regulatory actions concerning smart grid, broadband, and other emerging issues.
Our team was recognized by The Financial Times, which shortlisted us for its 2015 North America Innovative Lawyers competition.
Partner
Washington, D.C.
Partner
London
Partner
Hong Kong
Partner
Washington, D.C., New York
Dr. Stefan Schuppert, LL.M. (Harvard)
Managing Partner for Germany
Munich
Band 1 for Privacy and Data Security
Chambers Global
Band 1 for Privacy and Data Security
Chambers USA
Band 1 in Data Protection
Chambers Global
