Hogan Lovells Cadwalader

Commercial Litigation, Product Liability and Insurance

Partner

Jamie Rogers is widely recognised for his extensive knowledge of economic and trade sanctions laws and export and trade control regulation. He deploys this in a range of industry sectors at all stages of the business cycle. This includes advising on internal policies; individual business transactions; M&A (due diligence and compliance policy improvement activities), drafting contract provisions surrounding trade compliance, applying for licences, advising on the conduct of internal investigations and enforcement action, as well as voluntary self-disclosures. Jamie has also acted in litigation where sanctions were at issue. He is the author of market guidance on sanctions in sectors including the Lloyd's insurance market. He also regularly speaks at conferences on these issues.

Jamie is also a solicitor advocate who has deep legal and commercial knowledge in the (re)insurance industry. Jamie acts on a broad spectrum of contentious and regulatory matters in the sector across many different classes of property and liability insurances, including financial lines covers, directors and officers policies, crime cover, marine cargo insurance, pollution liability cover, property damage, business interruption and transactional insurances such as warranty and indemnity insurance. Jamie also has reinsurance expertise and has acted on an array of major claims for reinsurers and cedants. He has also defended brokers in professional indemnity disputes. Jamie has also acted on a number of regulatory investigations arising in the insurance and reinsurance sector across different regulatory conduct and financial crime matters.

With deep operational experience gained from working at major brokers and underwriters, Jamie also advises on all business-as-usual operational legal matters for (re)insurers and brokers alike. This encompasses advising on the regulation of insurance in the UK, the structure and drafting of policy wordings and distribution / commercial arrangements.

French, German, and English

Bar Admission England and Wales.

M.A., University of Oxford; LPC, Oxford Institute of Legal Practice.