The Chambers USA 2021 rankings have been released for Privacy & Data Security: The Elite Legal Rankings. Hogan Lovells' Privacy and Cybersecurity practice has once again received Band 1 recognition in the area of Privacy & Data Security. This team has retained its Band 1 ranking for ten consecutive years. The team also has been recognized on the spotlight table for Privacy & Data Security: Healthcare.
Chambers noted that:
Hogan Lovells remains one of the country's preeminent privacy and data security practices. A highly talented roster of attorneys advising clients on major data breaches and complex policy matters across a multitude of industries, including retail, automotive and media. Particular expertise in healthcare privacy issues such as HIPAA compliance, wearable technology and medical data cyber-attacks. Additionally capable in a regulatory capacity, especially relating to the EU General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), working in conjunction with the firm's European offices. Skilled at representing clients in investigations conducted by the FTC and other enforcement bodies.
Sources have commented that:
"When a tough, novel or unusual privacy issue comes up, Hogan Lovells is my first call. They are able to give practical, concrete advice informed by the perspective of knowing how regulators are likely to react and what litigation risk exists. The client service is second to none. They are the platinum standard."
"They're very client-friendly, very responsive, and with a pretty unparalleled global footprint," says a source. "That's a differentiator for them in this space[...]"
Several of our attorneys have also been individually recognized:
- Christopher Wolf – Senior Statespeople – Privacy & Data Security
- Harriet Pearson – Band 1 – Privacy & Data Security
- Marcy Wilder – Band 1 – Privacy & Data Security: Healthcare
- Michelle Kisloff – Band 3 – Privacy & Data Security: Litigation
Additional resources:
Privacy
& Data Security: The Elite Legal Rankings
Spotlight table for Privacy &
Data Security: Healthcare