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John Tomaszewski

John Tomaszewski specializes in emerging technology and its application to business. His primary focus has been developing trust models to enable new and disruptive technologies and businesses to thrive. In the “Information Age”, management needs to have good advice and counsel on how to protect the capital asset which heretofore has been left to the IT specialists – its data. John’s expertise in the understanding of a company’s data protection and management needs provide a specialized point of view which allows for holistic solutions. A good answer should always solve at least three problems. As the co-leader of the Global Privacy & Security practice, John has significant experience counseling companies regarding data protection and information security throughout the Americas, Europe, and Asia. John regularly develops and implements data protection compliance programs for human resource outsourcing companies, cloud service providers, social media companies, and a host of traditional brick-and-mortar and emerging-technology clients. He also drafts and negotiates data licensing and technology transfer agreements, advises on the viability of digital signatures, consults on identity management systems, and addresses novel legal issues with artificial intelligence and autonomous vehicles. His clients have included myriad technology companies, as well as financial services, pharmaceutical, and e-commerce businesses of all sizes. John has been a co-author of several information security and privacy publications, including the PKI Assessment Guidelines and Privacy, Security and Information Management: An Overview; as well as publishing scholarly works of his own on the topic. He has also provided input to the drafting of various security and privacy laws around the world; including the APEC Cross-Border Privacy Rules system. He is a frequent speaker globally on the topics of cloud computing, Self Regulatory Organizations (“SROs”), cross-border privacy schemes, and secure e-commerce.

Seyfarth Shaw LLP

John Tomes

Associate

Jones Day

John Townsend

John M. Townsend is litigation senior counsel in the Washington, D.C., office of Hughes Hubbard & Reed.

Hughes Hubbard & Reed LLP

John Trenor

Partner

WilmerHale

John Tucker

Partner / Dir. E-Discovery Ops

King & Spalding

John V O’Hanlon

Partner

Dechert

John Ventola

John Ventola, co-chair of Choate’s Finance and Restructuring Group, has more than 25 years of experience representing banks, finance companies, hedge funds, and distressed investors and helping guide them through a wide range of complex lending and corporate restructuring issues, including Chapter 11 cases and out-of-court workouts. John is a Fellow of the prestigious American College of Bankruptcy and is a member of Choate’s Executive Committee. John’s lending experience includes representing financial institutions in complex, multi-tranche financial transactions, including asset based, cash flow, Term B, second-lien, DIP and mezzanine loans and preferred stock, and other junior capital investments. John also has deep restructuring experience, having practiced extensively in bankruptcy courts across the country in connection with a range of issues, including cash collateral disputes, equitable subordination and recharacterization, Section 363 sales, and contested plans of reorganization. He has particularly extensive experience in retail finance and other asset-based lending transactions and the heavily-negotiated intercreditor arrangements that are often the key element in successfully completing those financing arrangements. John also frequently works with alternative investors, including private equity sponsors and hedge funds, seeking to identify and acquire distressed companies or assets. John’s clients include Callodine Commercial Finance, SLR Credit Solutions, PNC Retail Finance, B. Riley Financial, Second Avenue Capital Partners, Wells Fargo, Bank of America Business Capital, and Great American Capital Partners.

Choate, Hall & Stewart

John Vetterli

Partner

White & Case LLP

John Villafranco

Partner

Kelley Drye & Warren LLP

John Vogt

Partner

Jones Day

John Voorhees

Shareholder

Greenberg Traurig

John Walbran

Counsel - Litigation and Investigations

Bryan Cave Leighton Paisner

John Watson

John W. Watson chairs the Firm's Global Environmental Practice Group, consistently recognized as the largest environmental practice of any law firm in the world. John has been advising industrial enterprises on managing environmental risks and liabilities arising out of their domestic and international operations for over 30 years.

Baker McKenzie

John Weber

Of Counsel

Norton Rose Fulbright

John Weber

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Paul, Weiss, Rifkind, Wharton & Garrison LLP

John Wei

Partner

DLA Piper LLP (US)

John Welge

Partner - Corporate and Finance Transactions

Bryan Cave Leighton Paisner

John Wellschlager

Partner

DLA Piper LLP (US)

John White

John W. White is a partner in Cravath’s Corporate Department and serves as Chair of its Corporate Governance and Board Advisory practice. From 2006 through 2008, he served as Director of the Division of Corporation Finance at the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, which oversees disclosure and reporting by public companies in the United States.

Cravath, Swaine & Moore LLP

John Williams

John Williams advises public and private companies in the technology and life sciences industries throughout their corporate lifecycles, as well as underwriters and financial advisers active in those industries. John primarily handles capital markets and emerging company matters, and he represents issuers and investment banks on various transactions, including: Initial public offerings Direct listings Follow-on equity and debt offerings Venture capital financings Private placements of public equity Strategic investments Tender offers He also regularly advises on securities law compliance, corporate governance matters, employment matters, equity incentives, and startup matters. John was named a Rising Star in the area of Securities & Corporate Finance by Super Lawyers in 2019-2024. In law school, he was an editor on the Stanford Law Review. He currently serves on Latham’s Ethics Committee.

Latham & Watkins

John Williams

Williams & Connolly LLP

John Wilson

Partner

King & Spalding

John Wilson

John Wilson is a partner in the San Diego office and member of the Litigation & Trial Department. As Chair of Latham’s Insurance Counseling & Recovery Practice, John represents policyholders in complex insurance coverage and bad faith disputes, as well as environmental and business litigation. John represents clients at all stages of claim counseling and litigation, from motion practice to trial and through the appellate process, in federal and state court litigation, international arbitration, and high-stakes mediation. John advises clients and litigates first- and third-party insurance disputes, including: Commercial general liability Errors and omissions / professional liability Cyber Directors and officers liability Property / business interruption A recognized leader of the policyholder insurance bar, he was elected as a Fellow of the American College of Coverage Counsel in 2023.

Latham & Watkins

John Yacovelle

John Yacovelle is an experienced first-chair trial lawyer who focuses on resolving disputes for clients in the construction and energy industries in California and beyond. Representing clients in jury trials, bench trials and domestic and international arbitrations, he has tried numerous cases to favorable verdicts or arbitration decisions. In his construction litigation practice, John represents owners, developers, investors, designers and general contractors in connection with private and public works projects. He has been retained as lead counsel for a wide scope of projects including high rise hotels, hospitals, high speed railways, wind and solar projects, and major infrastructure projects. John handles the full range of claims arising from construction contracts, including claims relating to payment disputes, construction/design defects, delays and inefficiency, mechanic’s liens and stop notices, bonds and product liability issues John also negotiates construction and architectural agreements for his clients. In his energy litigation practice, John has represented utilities in disputes related to power plants (including nuclear power plants), project financing, wildfire claims and other claims. John also represents clients in complex commercial disputes, including corporate dissolution proceedings, enforcement of covenants not to compete, unfair competition, trade secret disputes, land acquisition and real estate disputes, matters before the probate court and breach of contract disputes. Effective advocacy, for John, begins with understanding people. He takes the time to understand his clients’ goals, motivations and concerns, while also assessing the priorities and vulnerabilities of the other side. By figuring out what everyone at the table actually cares about, he is able to craft strategies that address what matters most and drive cases toward resolution.

Sheppard