Hogan Lovells
Hogan Lovells is a prominent global law firm formed by the 2010 merger of Hogan & Hartson and Lovells. With over 2,500 lawyers operating across more than 45 offices worldwide, the firm provides comprehensive legal services to major corporations, financial institutions, and government entities. It is particularly recognized for its expertise in complex litigation, corporate transactions, and regulatory law on an international scale. In Spain, Hogan Lovells maintains a strong presence with its primary office in Madrid and a specialized intellectual property office in Alicante. The firm is a major player in the Spanish legal market, frequently advising on high-stakes cross-border matters. For international professionals, the firm offers a sophisticated, bilingual work environment where global collaboration is standard, making it an attractive destination for internationally-minded legal and business support talent.
Company History
Hogan Lovells was formed in 2010 through the merger of the American firm Hogan & Hartson and the British firm Lovells. Both legacy firms had extensive histories, with Hogan & Hartson dating back to 1904 and Lovells to 1899.
For International Professionals
- Operates as a global elite law firm with a strong focus on cross-border legal work and international clients.
- The Madrid office serves as a key hub for corporate, litigation, and regulatory practices in Southern Europe.
- English is frequently used as a primary working language for international client matters and internal global coordination.
- Maintains a specialized office in Alicante dedicated to Intellectual Property and EUIPO-related proceedings.
- Offers structured career development and a multicultural environment suitable for dual-qualified lawyers.