Bloomberg Law
Nov. 4, 2016, 10:30 PM UTC

Neal Katyal: From Debate Team to House of Cards

Lenore Adkins
Bloomberg Law

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Neal Katyal

Partner, Hogan Lovells

Katyal, 46, joined Hogan Lovells as a parter in 2011. T he son of Indian immigrants, he has argued more than 27 cases before the U.S. Supreme Court. Katyal also served as co-counsel to Al Gore during the controversial 2000 election, in which the Supreme Court declared George W. Bush as the winner. Recently, several tech companies brought Katyal on to argue against the FBI’s privacy case that targeted locked information on an Apple iPhone in the aftermath of terrorist attacks in San Bernandino. Below is Katyal’s story.

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