William J Curtin
USA Guide 2024
Band 2 : Corporate/M&A & Private Equity
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Provided by William J Curtin
Practice Areas
Bill Curtin is Global Head of M&A at Hogan Lovells.
Recognized in Chambers USA as a “consummate deal lawyer” and the lawyer “you want to have sitting next to you to advise you on your deal,” Bill represents many of the world’s leading companies as lead M&A counsel on their most significant transactions, including Airbus, Arm, Coca-Cola, Cloudflare, Corning, Daimler-Mercedes Benz, Dell Technologies, Ford, Honeywell, IBM, Ingredion, ITT, Kaiser Permanente, Norges Bank, Ulta Beauty, and Viatris.
Bill has represented clients on cutting-edge M&A deals amounting to more than US$100 billion in aggregate transaction value and spanning an array of sectors.
Bill has a global client base that draws upon his prior experience practicing in Europe, first as Head of the firm’s Paris office and later as Head of the firm’s European Corporate Group while based in London.
Publications
Bill is a frequent commentator on M&A with appearances on Bloomberg, CNBC, and Sky News and in The Wall Street Journal and The New York Times.
Bill co-authored an article on cross-border business transactions cited by the SEC as an authoritative source on such transactions.
Personal
Bill has served two terms on the Global Board of Hogan Lovells and is fluent in French.
Chambers Review
USA
William Curtin is the firm's global head of M&A. He is adept at handling multijurisdictional corporate transactions.
Strengths
Provided by Chambers
"William is a very good negotiator and is highly astute in market norms."
"He has excellent levels of commercial insight, which is a real value to his clients."
"William is extremely helpful in particularly complex and tense negotiations."
"William is a very good negotiator and is highly astute in market norms."
"He has excellent levels of commercial insight, which is a real value to his clients."
"William is extremely helpful in particularly complex and tense negotiations."