Duffy Enhances Hogan Lovells' Financial Services Practice
Advisor - People | May 12, 2025 | Hogan Lovells
Jerrob Duffy, a former Chief of the Litigation Unit in the DOJ's Criminal Division's Fraud Section, has joined Hogan Lovells as a significant addition to their Investigations, White Collar, and Fraud Practice. With a career spanning over two decades at the DOJ, Duffy brings extensive regulatory defense experience, particularly in financial services. His work has included high-profile mortgage fraud cases, securities and commodities enforcement, accounting fraud, money laundering, and more. Hogan Lovells expects his expertise to enhance their capabilities, particularly in the ever-evolving regulatory environment. Stephanie Yonekura, global Head of the Investigations Practice, notes Duffy's ability to adapt to regulatory trends as a key asset. Duffy is eager to leverage Hogan Lovells' global platform to address increasing complexities in commercial lending and enforcement matters.
Sectors
- Legal Services
- Financial Services
Geography
- United States – Both Duffy's career at the DOJ and Hogan Lovells' largest office, mentioned in the article, are based in the U.S.
- Washington, D.C. – Hogan Lovells' office in Washington, D.C. is highlighted as a strategic location for their legal services.
Industry
- Legal Services – Hogan Lovells is a law firm, and the article discusses the expansion of their practice through hiring.
- Financial Services – Duffy's expertise lies in financial services regulatory defense, making this industry a major focus of the article.
Financials
Participants
Name | Role | Type | Description |
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Jerrob Duffy | New Hire | People | Former DOJ Litigation Chief, now part of Hogan Lovells' Investigations, White Collar, and Fraud Practice. |
Hogan Lovells | Employer | Company | International law firm strengthening its financial services capabilities. |
Department of Justice (DOJ) | Former Employer | Government | U.S. Department of Justice where Duffy previously held prominent roles. |