About Daniel Hogan
Daniel K. Hogan has more than 20 years of experience representing clients in a wide range of legal transactions and disputes. Dan is experienced in financial reorganizations and disputes in the Delaware Bankruptcy Court, including counsel to secured creditors, trustees, indenture trustees and various creditors’ committees and a legal representative in a major asbestos case covering nearly 10 years. Dan’s role has been significant in major cases across the country, including various mass tort and asbestos cases. Additionally, for a decade, Dan has acted as the outside litigation counsel for Highland Capital Management, L.P., one of the largest private-equity funds in the country. This representation, held in the U.S. Bankruptcy Court, Delaware Superior Court, as well as Delaware Court of Chancery, involves multi-million dollar lawsuits with some of the largest corporate entities in the United States. He has also represented several of the country’s largest financial institutions in litigation relating to bank and bond debt arrangements and has obtained eight-figure settlements for his clients in these matters. Dan is actively involved in the Delaware legal community. He is a pro bono volunteer for the Delaware Legal Services Society, and he taught a seminar titled “Foreclosures — Nuts & Bolts” for the Delaware State Bar Association.
Daniel K. Hogan is Of Counsel to Bogal & Kahn LLP, a New York boutique law firm that combines legal expertise with business acumen to provide sophisticated real estate, structured finance, and general corporate legal services.
Daniel K. Hogan is Of Counsel to Bogal & Kahn LLP, a New York boutique law firm that combines legal expertise with business acumen to provide sophisticated real estate, structured finance, and general corporate legal services.
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Details
Location
Wilmington, Delaware
Years of Experience
35
Expertise Area
Construction Law
Licenses
Delaware