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Matthew Bobby

Matthew J. Bobby is a partner in Cravath's Executive Compensation and Benefits Department. Mr. Bobby focuses his practice on executive compensation and employee benefit aspects of complex mergers and acquisitions, spin‑offs, initial public offerings and other business transactions. He also regularly advises clients on the design, negotiation and implementation of incentive compensation arrangements and the negotiation of executive employment and separation agreements, as well as on SEC disclosure regarding such arrangements.

Cravath, Swaine & Moore LLP

Matthew Brewer

Bartlit Beck LLP

Matthew Brown

Partner

White & Case LLP

Matthew Brown

Matthew Brown helps entrepreneurs build, grow and sell their businesses, including multigenerational family businesses with their own governance and liquidity issues. He represents owners and investors in buying and selling companies, helping them raise capital and addressing their ongoing legal matters. He also advises directors and special committees in connection with special transactions and investigations. Recognized as a leading lawyer by industry publications, Matt's clients rely on him as a talented problem solver, and practical and valued advisor, with a broad range of legal skills to guide their legal needs from day-to-day matters to lifetime business events. He has counseled clients from startup and initial organization through angel and growth equity fundings, redemptions and recapitalizations, initial and follow-on public offerings and multibillion-dollar liquidity events. He has been instrumental in solving ownership and governance issues for multigenerational family businesses. He also advises entrepreneurs and institutional clients in connection with buying and selling businesses, publicly traded businesses in connection with their SEC reporting and compliance, and directors and special committees in connection with special transactions and investigations. Matt's clients include leading entrepreneurs, multigenerational family businesses and corporate institutional clients, and they range from innovative revolutionary businesses like the first air-to-ground telephone service to a disruptive IT-driven real estate facilities management service business to traditional businesses like scrap recyclers and chemical distributors. Matt was appointed by former Chicago Mayor Richard M. Daley to serve on the Mayor's Council of Technology Advisors and served for two years as co-chair of the Access to Capital Working Group. He has served on the board of directors of the Chicagoland Entrepreneurial Center since its inception and helped establish Chicago's 1871, one of the most ambitious incubator projects in the country, which is home to more than 400 digital startup companies. He was an advisory board member to the Clean Energy Trust. Matt is also on the board of directors of the Les Turner ALS Foundation.

Katten

Matthew Bush

Matt Bush represents life sciences and technology companies, ranging from startups to publicly held corporations. He is a sought-after advisor in transactional matters ranging from company formation through maturing growth and exit strategy, which includes day-to-day guidance, venture financings, initial public offerings, mergers and acquisitions, SEC disclosures, corporate governance, and aftermarket capital raising. Matt is the former Chair of the San Diego office’s Corporate Department. Prior to entering law school, Matt was a manager with Accenture, where he assisted clients with business process reengineering and enterprise software implementation.

Latham & Watkins

Matthew Carter

Partner

Dechert

Matthew Chase

Matthew J. Chase advises both established and emerging sponsors and asset managers on the formation, management, and operation of private funds. A pragmatic and creative problem solver, Matthew supports clients throughout the entire lifecycle of a fund. He regularly represents sponsors in the formation and structuring of US and global private investment vehicles, including buyout funds, credit and other debt funds, energy and infrastructure funds, growth and venture capital funds, and co-investment funds. Matthew's practice includes: Fund formation Formation of sponsors and internal sponsor arrangements GP-led secondary transactions and continuation funds Co-invest funds, vehicles, sidecars, platforms, and other co-invest arrangements Portfolio company investment and exit structuring Separately managed accounts and special purpose investment vehicles Matthew focuses on client objectives while maintaining strong, collaborative relationships among sponsors and investors. He brings particular experience representing new and emerging managers, including in connection with the formation of debut funds and strategies.

Latham & Watkins

Matthew Cohen

Matt Cohen is a partner in the Investment Funds Practice Group. His practice focuses on private investment funds and investment advisers. Matt represents clients on a wide variety of transactional and regulatory matters, including the formation, offering and operation of private equity funds, real estate funds, credit funds and hedge funds, as well as fund restructurings and secondary offerings. In addition, Matt has advised clients on the formation of alternative investment vehicle structures, including investment holding companies and permanent capital vehicles. Matt also counsels investment advisers with respect to the federal securities laws and Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) regulations. In this regard, he frequently represents clients in SEC examinations conducted by various regional offices of the SEC, including San Francisco and Los Angeles.

Kirkland & Ellis LLP

Matthew Cohn

Matthew D. Cohn is a senior M&A/private equity partner and is part of a core group of Kirkland partners who opened the Firm’s Boston office in 2017. Matt represents large and middle-market private equity funds, growth funds, and public and private companies in domestic and cross-border mergers and acquisitions, leveraged buyouts, growth and structured equity financings, sponsor-backed capital markets transactions, and corporate restructurings and workouts. His practice covers a wide array of industries, including software and technology, consumer products and retail, manufacturing, education, and sports, media and entertainment, with substantial experience in regulated industries such as healthcare and life sciences, insurance and financial services. Representative clients include Summit Partners, ABRY Partners, Genstar Capital, TA Associates and Providence Equity, among others.

Latham & Watkins

Matthew Connors

Partner

Gesmer Updegrove LLP

Matthew Craig

Partner

Hecker Fink LLP

Matthew Cudrin

Partner - Real Estate

Bryan Cave Leighton Paisner

Matthew D. Thurlow

Counsel

Latham & Watkins

Matthew D\'Amico

Partner - Corporate and Finance Transactions

Bryan Cave Leighton Paisner

Matthew D\'Annunzio

Principal

Offit Kurman

Matthew Dewitz

Corporate Partner

Latham & Watkins

Matthew DiClemente

Partner and Co-Chair, Investment Management

Stradley Ronon Stevens & Young, LLP

Matthew DiRisio

Winston Taylor

Matthew Drossos

Partner

White & Case LLP

Matthew Dunn

Partner, New York

Herbert Smith Freehills Kramer

Matthew Dysart

Matthew Dysart, an experienced entertainment attorney recognized by both The Hollywood Reporter and Variety, has deep expertise across television, feature films, podcasts, digital media & technology, and the creator economy. He has handled more than $2B in corporate development, M&A, film & TV slate finance, and production deals acting as outside general counsel and deal advisor to production companies, creators, and tech firms. Matthew’s practice includes representing several leading podcast, digital media, and film & television production companies and talent, many of which leverage their brands into successful consumer products, publishing, and live event ventures. Noteworthy clients include: HYBE, MeatEater, Jordan Harbinger, Jomboy Media, Teton Ridge, and Front Office Sports. Matthew is known for crafting durable, future-proofed deals in collaboration with finance and strategy stakeholders, calling upon his deep experience and relationships with industry executives to forecast negotiation outcomes and secure successful results. Before joining the firm, Matthew was the Head of Podcast Business Affairs for Spotify, Senior Vice President of Business and Legal Affairs at Entertainment One, and Head of Legal and Business Affairs at AwesomenessTV.

Greenberg Glusker LLP

Matthew Eisler

Matthew Eisler is the Head of Sports Capital, advising clients across the full spectrum of complex transactional and league-related matters in the sports industry. Matt is a recognized leader in the sports asset class, known for bringing a commercially minded, solutions-driven perspective to the complex considerations that define sports investments and strategic collaborations. He regularly advises private equity sponsors, individuals, family offices, fiduciaries, sports teams, and partners on high-stakes, market-shaping matters, including: Acquisitions and dispositions of control and minority stakes in teams Formation and structuring of consortiums and joint ventures, including multi-party ownership and investment arrangements Expansion franchise transactions and other league-related opportunities Recapitalizations, reorganizations, and new issuance transactions US and international league regulatory matters relating to structuring, compliance, and approvals High-value complex commercial arrangements, including naming rights matters Before joining Latham, Matt was a partner at another global law firm, where he led its sports industry practice and served as deputy head of its Americas corporate and finance practice.

Latham & Watkins

Matthew Feldman

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Willkie Farr & Gallagher LLP

Matthew Ferry

Matthew Ferry | Morrison Foerster Matt Ferry is a partner in the San Diego office and a member of the firm’s Technology Transactions Group, advising innovative and mission-driven life sciences and technology companies. Matt has more than a decade of experience in structuring, drafting, negotiating, and executing strategic transactions where intellectual property (IP), technology, data, and information assets drive the deal. Matt is passionate about and focuses his practice on assisting innovative companies in industries where the betterment of people’s lives and the world is in view, including in the broader life sciences and technology areas, such as: Pharmaceuticals and biotechnology (including small molecule pharmaceuticals, biologics, nanotherapeutics, drug discovery, antibodies, cell and gene therapy, CRISPR and other gene editing technologies, drug delivery, immunology, and oncology); and Medtech and healthtech (including medical devices, digital health, and other forms of software and hardware in diagnostic and therapeutic applications); and Food and agriculture (including in plants and crop sciences, agriculture and farming, alternative proteins, animal and plant production, and food products and consumer goods); and Cleantech (including renewable energy, biofuels, plastic recycling and carbon capture).

Morrison Foerster