MichelleHogan

Associate

Miami + 1.305.714.9768

Michelle Hogan represents clients in a wide array of complex commercial litigation matters in state and federal courts.

Michelle's practice has an emphasis on claims involving product liability, business torts, breach of contract, and the Fair Credit Reporting Act (FCRA). She has also participated in various internal investigations. She is currently defending a major retailer against claims alleging that its distribution and dispensing of prescription opioids constitutes a public nuisance.

Michelle also served as a law clerk to a federal judge. During her clerkship she worked on a wide variety of civil matters, focusing on product liability and negligence matters.

Experience

  • Atlas Air defeats mass-action litigation in federal court over its COVID-19 vaccine policiesJones Day successfully secured complete dismissal of a mass-action litigation brought against Atlas Air, Inc. and its senior executives challenging Atlas's COVID-19 policies.
  • American Airlines wins dismissal of Helms-Burton Act lawsuit alleging unlawful use of Havana's international airportJones Day successfully defended American Airlines against a "trafficking" claim brought under the Helms-Burton Act.
  • United Airlines defends COVID-19 vaccine policiesJones Day represents United Airlines, Inc. in putative class action and individual litigation involving Title VII, the Americans with Disabilities Act, and other federal claims concerning its COVID-19 vaccine and accommodation policies in Colorado, Florida, and Texas federal court.
  • Hard Rock International acquires JACK Cincinnati Casino and Turfway Park for $745 millionJones Day advised Hard Rock International on the acquisition of JACK Cincinnati Casino, located in downtown Cincinnati, Ohio, together with VICI Properties, Inc., and Turfway Park, located in Florence, Kentucky, for an aggregate purchase price of approximately $745 million in cash.
  • Central American conglomerate acquires agricultural and energy businessJones Day represented a Central American conglomerate in connection with the acquisition and related financing of an agricultural and energy business, subject to post-closing adjustments.