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Daniel Budofsky is a partner in Bingham’s Investment Management Practice Group and co-leader of our derivatives and commodities practice. Dan advises financial institutions, corporations, investment funds and asset managers on financial products in domestic and international transactions. He has worked on numerous derivatives and financing transactions, including fund derivatives, as well as a variety of complex structured products. Dan’s practice encompasses convertible, exchange...
Eric J. Friedman has served as Skadden’s Executive Partner since 2009. Under his leadership, for three consecutive years Skadden has been the only firm to be named as one of the nation’s two most innovative law firms in the Financial Times ’ “U.S. Innovative Lawyers” Report (2010-2012). In 2011, The National Law Journal acknowledged Mr. Friedman’s accomplishments since becoming Skadden’s Executive Partner by naming him as one of its three “Most ...
David J. Goldschmidt represents investment banks and U.S. and international issuers in a variety of financing matters, including public offerings and private placements of debt and equity securities, and international securities offerings. Mr. Goldschmidt also counsels U.S. and international clients on an ongoing basis, including advising on corporate governance, SEC filings and disclosure issues. Mr. Goldschmidt is very active in representing and advising real estate investment trusts (REITs...
Richard Bass advises clients on initial public offerings, registered direct offerings, follow-on offerings, private placements, private investment in public equities (PIPEs) and rights offerings of both equity and debt securities. He represents US, international and multinational issuer and underwriter clients in the banking, real-estate, biotechnology, life science and healthcare industries, as well as sovereign nations and quasi-governmental entities. Read full biography: https://www.mwe.co...
Natalie Sinzig is an intellectual property litigation partner in the Bay Area office of Kirkland & Ellis LLP. Natalie focuses on patent, copyright, and trademark infringement, trade secret misappropriation, and other intellectual property-related litigation. She has worked on cases in state court, federal court (including the Federal Circuit), and the Patent Trial and Appeal Board (PTAB). Natalie has experience taking and defending both fact and expert witness depositions, as well as prep...
Aaron is a capital markets partner in the New York office. He advises issuers, investment banks and private equity firms in a wide array of capital-raising transactions, with a particular focus on initial public and follow-on primary and secondary equity offerings. Clients also turn to Aaron for advice on general corporate, governance and securities law matters, including complex SEC financial reporting and disclosure issues. Aaron's broad experience spans industries such as technology, consu...
Matthew Schoenfeld is a senior associate in the Corporate practice of Paul Hastings and is based in the firm’s New York office. Mr. Schoenfeld’s practice primarily focuses on securities and capital markets. He represents public and private companies and financial institutions in a range of corporate matters, including public and private offerings of equity and debt securities, securities law and corporate governance matters for public companies, and other matters of general corpor...
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