Panoramic: Automotive and Mobility 2025
Navigating consumer disputes can be complex and overwhelming. Our Consumer Litigation team is dedicated to delivering tailored legal strategies that align with each client’s unique needs. With deep experience in product liability, commercial litigation, class actions, and more, we provide comprehensive legal representation across the full spectrum of consumer-related matters.
We take an industry-focused approach, allowing us to anticipate challenges and opportunities specific to the consumer sector. Whether facing breach of contract claims, consumer protection issues, false advertising allegations, or privacy concerns, our litigators combine legal insight with commercial understanding to resolve disputes efficiently and effectively. We are committed to protecting our clients’ interests and securing favorable outcomes in even the most complex cases.
With global reach and a collaborative team of seasoned litigators, we handle disputes of any scale, from local consumer claims to multijurisdictional litigation. Our integrated approach ensures clients benefit from the full breadth of our firm’s experience, no matter where they operate. We help businesses mitigate risk, manage reputational concerns, and navigate evolving consumer regulations with confidence.
Global Class Action Hub – Consumer
The Hogan Lovells Global Class Action Hub is an interactive resource showcasing insights, trends, and strategies for managing collective actions worldwide, helping clients navigate evolving legal regimes across jurisdictions with coordinated, cross-border expertise.
PRODUCT | Product Law Outlook: Developments, Updates, Compliance, and Trends
PRODUCT is an ongoing article series from our Global Products Law team that explores the legal, regulatory, and compliance issues shaping products worldwide. Covering topics from safety and sustainability to liability and innovation, the series brings together global perspectives to help businesses navigate evolving risks and stay ahead in an increasingly complex products landscape.
Representative experience
Representing a consumer lender in a matter involving the CFPB and DOJ relating to alleged discrimination by a group of mortgage brokers.
Defending clients in actions brought by individual borrowers, or groups of borrowers, in mass or class actions, attacking servicing or lending practices.
Successfully represent the lending industry, including banks, loan servicers, and trusts, in all New York state and federal courts.
Represent servicers and mortgage lenders in enforcement action by the New York Attorney General.
Represent lenders and loan servicers in more than a dozen mass and class actions by borrowers claiming entitlement to loan modification or improper denial.
Counsel and defend clients in actions involving mortgages, student, equipment, auto loans, and credit cards.
Securing an appellate win in the Second Circuit for a national bank in a federal foreclosure action for diversity of citizenship purposes.
Defending clients against claims under federal and state consumer protection statutes, including TILA, RESPA, ECOA, FHA, FDCPA, and TCPA.
Represent clients in bankruptcy adversary actions and appeals.
Represent financial institutions in CFPB investigations and provide compliance advice.
Represent lenders and servicers in quiet title actions.
Successfully defended, through appeal, precedent-setting class actions concerning validity of automatic renewal and late-fee provisions.
Awards and recognitions
Band 1, Dispute Resolution
Chambers Global
2025
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