HannahBensen

Associate

Los Angeles + 1.213.243.2477

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Hannah Bensen's practice focuses on complex commercial litigation in state and federal courts. She has experience in various litigation matters, including commercial and business disputes, trade secrets disputes, and unfair competition claims. She has experience in numerous aspects of litigation, including fact investigation, written and oral discovery, and drafting pleadings and pretrial motions.

Hannah also maintains an active pro bono practice, representing individuals seeking asylum in the United States as well as assisting survivors of human trafficking in vacatur actions.

Experience

  • Experian obtains complete defense victory in one of the largest data breach cases ever to proceed to trialJones Day successfully defended Experian Data Corp. in a government enforcement action seeking injunctive relief and civil penalties based on Experian's purported failure to give notice to victims of a decade-old data breach.
  • Direct lender provides $151 million senior secured credit facility to private equity-backed API integration platformJones Day advised a direct lender, as administrative agent, sole lead arranger, and bookrunner, in connection with a $151 million senior secured credit facility provided to a large private equity sponsored company that provides a SaaS platform for building, deploying, and managing integrations between software applications.
  • Experian wins complete victory in trade secret and breach of contract dispute over development of loss forecast modelJones Day successfully obtained a complete victory on behalf of Experian Information Solutions, Inc. in a trade secret and breach of contract dispute against Weiss Residential Research LLC.
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