Talking Law with Hogan Lovells

A Turning Point for Tech - Global survey on digital regulation

As digital technologies become ever more important across industries, they draw ever more attention from worldwide regulators.

To learn more about where the landscape is headed, we surveyed proposed regulation across the global. Peter Watts, partner in London and co-head of our TMT sector group, discusses the results of the survey with Brussels partner, Falk Schöning

Visible: The importance of African American and Native American voices in politics

Ivan Zapien, partner in the Government Relations and Public Affairs practice chats with Daniella Gibbs Léger, executive vice president, communications and strategy at the Center for American Progress and Hilary Tompkins, partner at Hogan Lovells on how political decision makers will have to consider the needs of the African American and Native American communities.

New Wave: The role of women in the Republican party and the growing clout of the American Asian Pacific Islander (AAPI) political world

Ivan Zapien, partner in the Government Relations and Public Affairs practice chats with Brenda Gianiny, president at Axis Research, Inc. and Madalene Mielke CEO and President at Asian Pacific American Institute for Congressional Studies (APAICS) on the Republican women as well as the growing influence of the Asian Pacific community in politics.

Influence: How Hispanics are transforming American politics

Ivan Zapien, Partner in the Government Relations and Public Affairs practice chats with Katherine Pereira, specialist at Hogan Lovells and Albert Morales from Latino Decisions on the growing influence of Hispanic voters in American politics and offers insight on issues impacting this community.

What‘s Next? Exploring law firm culture through a design lens with IDEO

In this episode, Laura Kind, Global Head of Culture and Change at Hogan Lovells, chats with Rochael Adranly, Partner and General Counsel at renowned global design company IDEO, an organization committed to creating positive impact through design thinking.

They explore the intersection of design thinking and law firm culture, and how to build the foundation for success in a business driven by human connection.  

Looking ahead

In today’s episode, we’ll visit with Hogan Lovells partners Mike Theis (Denver), Peter Spivack (Washington, D.C.), and Ginny Gibson (Philadelphia). They’ll be discussing the areas, cases, and trends they believe will have an impact on FCA enforcement moving forward.

What's Next? The future of fashion with MM.LaFleur

In this episode, Meryl Bernstein, Partner and co-head of Hogan Lovells Global Retail, Consumer Products, and Fashion group chats with Sarah LaFleur, Founder and CEO of MM.LaFleur, a cutting-edge wardrobe solution for women in the workplace.

They talk about the future of retail, the role of data in customization, and forces that are transforming how we buy clothes.   

Defending FCA matters in the midst of the trade war

In today’s episode, we’ll visit with Hogan Lovells partners, Mike Theis, from our Denver office, and Chandri Navarro, from our Washington, D.C., office, as they discuss the rise in FCA qui tam suits in the midst of the trade war, defending against those claims, and what companies can be doing to minimize the possibility of facing FCA investigations or litigation.

New scrutiny of “false” medical judgments

In this episode, we’ll visit with Hogan Lovells partner Jonathan Diesenhaus, from our Washington D.C. office, and counsel Julia McLetchie, from our Boston office, as they discuss the new scrutiny around alleged “false” medical judgments and the effect recent appellate decisions are having on the FCA landscape.

One year in: The Brand and Granston memos

In this episode, we’ll visit with Hogan Lovells partner Gejaa Gobena, from our Washington D.C. office, and senior associate Emily Lyons, from our Denver office, as they discuss the Brand and Granston memos at the one year mark and the effect they are having on FCA matters.