- richard.hodgson@linklaters.com
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Richard studied law at the London School of Economics and Political Science.
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Richard studied law at the London School of Economics and Political Science.
Richard is co-head of the firm’s global restructuring and insolvency practice and specializes in complex, cross-border insolvency and restructuring matters, with a particular focus on situations in regulated sectors. Richard has been advising clients on distressed matters for over 20 years, representing insolvency officeholders, corporate debtors, creditors, governments and regulatory agencies, pension trustees, directors and other stakeholders, including on contingency planning.
His most recent experience has spanned a wealth of sectors, including the energy supply, nuclear, automotive, technology, financial services / financial institutions, consumer, travel, retail, manufacturing and oil and gas sectors. He has particular expertise in distressed M&A acting for both private equity and trade purchasers and insolvency practitioners as sellers.
Richard was part of the original Linklaters team that led on the Lehman Brothers collapse in 2008 and continues to act for the PwC administrators of LBIE.
Richard is active in R3, the Association of Business Recovery Professionals, sits on its Education and Courses Committee and chairs the annual R3 Complex Restructuring Course.
Richard is a frequent speaker at seminars and conferences, speaking on issues such as bank resolution and recovery. He also contributes regularly to industry publications.
Richard is also the co-author of Insolvency Bitesize, a regular Linklaters newsletter which is intended to update clients and others on legal and market developments related to insolvency.
Richard is executive sponsor of the firm’s LGB&T Network and actively supports the firm's diversity and inclusion activities
Richard is a governor of Rotherfield Primary School, Islington, London, and is co-chair of the school’s revenue and resources committee.