Hogan Lovells US LLP

Litigation, Arbitration, and Employment

Partner

Stephen Loney litigates complex and high-value commercial matters. He represents global companies in a variety of litigation contexts, concentrating in litigation before federal and state courts in Pennsylvania and New Jersey. He has vast knowledge across civil, criminal, and investigation contexts. Stephen serves clients in a manner that accounts for their broader interests and potential risks beyond immediate litigation needs.

Stephen regularly helps clients in the life sciences and health care industries who are facing civil actions or government investigations. He also represents insurers, telecommunications companies, and manufacturers of building and industrial products in all phases of complex litigation. Stephen has broad background in director and officer insurance coverage matters, multimillion-dollar commercial contract disputes, and nationwide consumer class actions.

Stephen is also the Pro Bono Liaison partner for the Philadelphia office. He has been recognized for his work with the Philadelphia Homeless Advocacy Project. He was also co-counsel for a group of Pennsylvania citizens in a historic challenge to the state's legislative election district plan. Stephen co-wrote the first successful challenge to a Pennsylvania legislative redistricting plan in recent history and argued before the Pennsylvania Supreme Court in a subsequent challenge by the same citizen group. He also serves on the board of directors of his high school alma mater – the Church Farm School, a financially accessible college preparatory boarding school serving young men from challenging socioeconomic backgrounds.

Stephen clerked for the Honorable Franklin Van Antwerpen, U.S. Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit. Previously Stephen practiced commercial litigation at a Philadelphia firm, where his areas of focus included electronic discovery and defense of consumer class actions.

English

Philadelphia Bar Association, Large Firm Management and Public Interest Committees

J.D., New York University School of Law, 2004

B.A., Saint Joseph's University, magna cum laude, 2001