Case studies

Take a closer look at our legal case studies to see how we partner with clients to realize their ambitions and new innovations. Together, we lead change and shape the future.

Guiding the digital transformation of Hong Kong’s pension fund landscape

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Aerial view of Hong Kong’s urban and waterfront landscape, representing the digital transformation of the city’s pension system led by the MPFA.

Largest

tech transformation project in Hong Kong

4.75 million

scheme members to be served by the platform

Helping EV brand ZEEKR accelerate into international markets

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Electric vehicle charging stations at sunset, symbolizing ZEEKR’s international expansion supported by Hogan Lovells’ cross-border legal guidance

5

new markets entered

2021

The year ZEEKR was founded

Guiding IBM’s US$6.4 billion acquisition through complex global review

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Close-up of a stylized circuit board representing IBM’s $6.4 billion acquisition of HashiCorp, guided by Hogan Lovells through complex global regulatory review

US$6.4 billion

Value of IBM’s acquisition of HashiCorp

5

jurisdictions cleared, including the UK, U.S., Germany, Austria, and Australia

Fueling global expansion for sports and talent giant GSE Worldwide

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Male golfer in mid-swing on a golf course at sunset, symbolizing elite athletic performance and global ambition – banner image for Hogan Lovells and GSE Worldwide case study

US$8 billion

assets under management by BC Partners Credit

275+

top-tier athletes represented by GSE Worldwide

3

parties aligned to deliver long-term growth

Securing a victory for Vodafone in one of the largest competition cases in the English courts

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Telecom tower at sunset with city lights in background – representing Hogan Lovells’ landmark legal victory for Vodafone in one of the largest standalone competition cases in the English courts

£1 billion

Value associated with the collapse of Phones 4U, central to the claim

One of the largest

standalone competition cases in English court history