Two-firm coordination
Keep both firms, offices, witnesses, equipment, meals, transportation, and courthouse needs working from one operating plan.
Hogan coordinated the environment, production, logistics, food, transportation, and on-site support required to keep two law firms and a 25-person trial team working through a 58-day engagement in New York, NY.
The engagement required coordinated equipment, on-site production, daily logistics, meals, transportation, supplies, IT assistance, and dedicated personnel for a 58-day trial operation in New York, NY.

Hogan connected the services, schedules, people, equipment, and contingencies under one point of accountability.
Keep both firms, offices, witnesses, equipment, meals, transportation, and courthouse needs working from one operating plan.
Maintain equipment, supplies, staffing, printing, catering, and daily coordination across 58 days.
Support long-hour copy service with capacity for up to one million prints, plus binders, tabs, labels, scans, and urgent production.
Coordinate two dedicated vehicles, airport transfers, hotel and courthouse runs, meals, packages, groceries, and changing work hours.
The operation absorbed a larger working headcount while keeping labor on budget and daily services connected.
The initial service estimate was $260,300. With separate supply and snack-and-beverage allowances, the final working budget was $270,300. The final cost was $211,589.36—saving $58,710.64, or 22%, against the working budget.
Confirm the city, venue, dates, team size, workflows, equipment, production, logistics, and risk points.
Deliver, install, connect, stock, test, and document the complete environment before the team depends on it.
Hogan personnel stay accountable as the schedule, volume, rooms, and daily priorities change.
Hogan managed the shared operating environment, equipment, production, meals, transportation, supplies, IT assistance, and on-site personnel around one trial schedule.
The scope included copiers, a color printer, monitors, long-hour copy service, trial support, catering, groceries, supplies, two shuttles, and daily courthouse and airport movements.
On-site staffing and daily logistics adjusted to a larger working headcount while labor stayed on budget.
The $211,589.36 final cost was $58,710.64, or 22%, below the $270,300 working budget. Supply reuse, adjusted catering portions, and negotiated costs drove the savings.
Copy service, equipment, supplies, catering, shuttle transportation, IT assistance, and on-site trial support were coordinated across the 58-day schedule.