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Our lawyers in Philadelphia focus on advising clients in the consumer, education, financial institutions, insurance, life sciences and health care, and technology sectors. We specialize in regulatory, mergers and acquisitions, capital markets, civil litigation, white collar investigation issues, and data privacy.
Our game-changing strategies rest on a deep understanding of regulators, enforcement agencies, and the region’s courts, whose time-bound traditions and archaic procedures can baffle. But we adeptly show clients how to use them—or get around them—to blaze new paths, fix what’s broken, and protect what’s not.
We bring the same talent and rigor to our pro bono clients. Whether for individual cases, such as securing benefits for clients of homeless advocacy groups, or for mass-impact litigation, such as persuading the Pennsylvania Supreme Court to overturn the state redistricting plan, we strive to make our institutions work better for everyone.
Our tight-knit team is also committed to ensuring our own office works for everyone. For example, our Philly inclusion committee leads education efforts across a spectrum of topics to bolster Hogan Lovells’ values of inclusion, excellence, and respect for all persons.
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Jasmeet Ahuja argued in front of the PA supreme court on behalf of the city of Philadelphia in connection with the city’s attempt to pass local firearms legislation.
