Edward M. Hogan
Shareholder
Edward M. Hogan is a founding partner of Hogan Marren Babbo & Rose, Ltd. who has been actively involved in governmental, regulatory and legislative issues in labor, education, banking, real estate and commercial law, as well as litigation and alternative resolution activities on behalf of the firm’s clients.
Mr. Hogan’s experience in representing his clients’ interests before state governments as well as his advocacy for the State itself makes him sensitive to the complexities of governmental agencies and their legal issues. He has extensive experience in the regulatory aspects of labor organizations, labor-management cooperation committees, benefit funds, health care providers and financial institutions and has previously represented hospitals in HMO liquidation proceedings, including The University of Illinois Hospital and Clinics in a case involving American HMO.
Mr. Hogan regularly counsels the firm’s benefit funds and labor-management cooperation committees and has served as special counsel to those clients in complex state and federal ERISA matters, fidelity and wage and fringe benefit bond litigation and in related bankruptcy and court proceedings.
In addition, Mr. Hogan serves as an arbitrator in commercial and labor matters and is a certified mediator for the Chancery and Law Divisions of the Circuit Court of Cook County.
Education
- IIT Chicago-Kent College of Law (J.D.)
- Loyola University (M.B.A.)
- University of Notre Dame. (B.A., Arts & Letters)
Admissions
- Illinois (1977)
- U.S. Supreme Court
- U.S. Court of Appeals, Seventh Circuit
- U.S. District Court, Northern District of Illinois
- U.S. District Court, Northern District of Indiana
- Chicago Bar Association (Member)
- Illinois Bar Association (Member)
- First Suburban National Bank (Chairman)
- Building and Construction Employers Association (Former Assistant Director)
- Illinois State Toll Highway Authority and Illinois Department of Labor (Former Special Assistant Attorney General)
- Illinois Department of Public Aid (Former Counsel)
- Special Commission on the Administration of Justice (the “Solovy” or “Commerford” Commission) (Former Member)
