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Michael Podolny

Michael Podolny represents technology and life sciences companies from startup through exit as their outside corporate counsel. Michael advises technology companies — ranging from startups to mature private and public companies — as well as venture capital and private equity firms that finance such companies, in day-to-day matters and a variety of corporate and securities transactions. He leads transactions on behalf of companies, investors, and entrepreneurs worth billions of dollars annually. His transactional work includes: Public and private financing transactions Mergers and acquisitions Tender offers, liquidity programs, and secondary stock transactions Corporate governance matters Formations and restructurings Crowdfunding transactions Employment matters Equity incentives Securities law compliance License agreements Often the first point of contact on day-to-day corporate and securities law matters, Michael regularly connects clients to the full breadth of Latham’s global platform. With a robust cross-border practice, Michael regularly advises clients based in Israel, Australia, Europe, India, and East Asia.

Latham & Watkins

Michael Prame

Principal

Groom Law Group, Chartered

Michael Pullos

Of Counsel

DLA Piper LLP (US)

Michael Q. Cannon

Michael Cannon is a tax partner in the Dallas office of Gibson Dunn & Crutcher LLP. Michael Cannon has significant experience with the tax aspects of mergers and acquisition transactions, and has represented both buyers and sellers in a number of transactions, both public and private, including cross-border matters. He dedicates a significant part of his practice to transactions and offerings in the energy and infrastructure space, including oil and gas, MLP and renewable energy (solar and wind) transactions (both on the sponsor side and on the tax-equity side). He also represents investment fund sponsors in connection with tax structuring matters, and has particular expertise with oil and gas, real estate and infrastructure funds. Michael also has substantial experience in representing real estate investors and sponsors in a wide variety of transactions, including complex joint ventures.

Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher LLP

Michael Rechtin

Michael (Mike) Rechtin advises clients on complex transactions at the intersection of real estate, digital infrastructure, and technology. Mike leverages more than three decades of comprehensive real estate and IT contracting experience across asset classes to guide data center and digital infrastructure project developers, investors, providers, insurance companies, Fortune 500 companies, pension funds, investment advisors, and office and industrial real estate developers on: Land acquisition, sales, development, and related financings (including project finance-based, hybrid, revolver facilities, borrowing-base facilities, and real estate finance) for data centers and AI environments Data center leases and master service agreements (MSAs) for turnkey, colocation, and edge and powered shell AI and cloud environments Acquisition and sales of developed properties and properties under construction (including data centers) Service level agreements (SLAs), tax abatement and exemption agreements, vendor agreements, indefeasible rights of use (IRU) agreements, telco and fiber licenses, service orders, and meet-me-room-related agreements (MMR), including those involving AI and cloud deployments Joint ventures Procurement of power for data center and digital infrastructure projects Leading large portfolio due diligence projects His proficiency in handling complex transactions and strategic acumen make him a trusted advisor in the industry. A recognized thought leader, Mike regularly speaks at digital infrastructure conferences and contributes insights to trade periodicals. Before joining Latham, Mike was a partner at another international law firm.

Latham & Watkins

Michael Reese

Pillsbury Winthrop Shaw Pittman LLP

Michael Renaud

Michael Renaud is known as one of the world’s leading intellectual property strategists. As Chair of Mintz’s IP Division and a member of the firm’s policy committee, Michael leads an international team of IP prosecutors, litigators, transaction and technology specialists. A pioneer in IP strategy, Michael has unique experience and expertise in formulating and executing multi-national enforcement and monetization strategies. Through traditional litigation and licensing approaches, and by creating markets for, and brokering the sale and acquisition of, intellectual property portfolios, Michael has helped his clients realize returns of over $1 billion. Read full biography.

Mintz, Levin, Cohn, Ferris, Glovsky and Popeo, P.C.

Michael Reynolds

Michael T. Reynolds represents a broad range of public and private companies as well as non‑profit organizations in complex civil litigation and internal investigations relating to securities, antitrust, contract, copyright, the False Claims Act, the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act and compliance with federal and international laws and regulations.

Cravath, Swaine & Moore LLP

Michael Riess

Partner

Jones Day

Michael Rishty

Partner

Davis Polk & Wardwell LLP

Michael Roche

Winston Taylor

Michael Romey

Environment, Land & Resources Partner

Latham & Watkins

Michael Ronca

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Paul, Weiss, Rifkind, Wharton & Garrison LLP

Michael Rosella

Michael Rosella is a Global Chair of the Investment Management practice at Paul Hastings and a Co-Chair of the firm’s Investment Funds & Private Capital practice. Michael’s experience and client base in the investment management area covers a broad spectrum. His practice reflects a diversified array of registered investment company structures, including representation of mutual funds, closed-end funds, business development companies, tender offer funds, interval funds, exchange traded funds, unit investment trusts and private investment vehicles. Michael also regularly advises investment advisers and broker-dealers on the many issues that embrace those businesses from an asset management perspective. His practice emphasizes the formation of these investment vehicles as well as the various legal issues that are particular to the investment management industry.

Paul Hastings LLP

Michael Rosen

Senior Counsel - Corporate and Finance Transactions

Bryan Cave Leighton Paisner

Michael Rosensaft

Michael Rosensaft helps individual clients at what is often the greatest crisis of their lives — facing government prosecutors — and advises corporate clients through difficult and complex enforcement investigations. Whether it is responding to a regulatory subpoena, overseeing an internal investigation of employee wrongdoing or advocating for individuals in front of a jury, Michael devotes his efforts to ensuring his clients are protected. A litigator with years of courtroom experience, Michael defends individuals and companies through every stage of investigations and enforcement actions. And as a former AUSA, Michael understands government investigations and prosecutions from the inside and uses that knowledge to gain advantages for his clients. As an Assistant United States Attorney with the Southern District of New York, Michael prosecuted criminal cases, working closely with federal regulators and law enforcement as well as government officials and foreign law enforcement around the world. Now, Michael brings his insider's perspective to his clients' defense, helping them navigate their most serious legal concerns. Michael regularly represents individuals, small businesses, banks and hedge funds in handling regulatory request and actions, internal investigations and criminal indictments. Michael puts his efforts into assuring his clients are never charged with wrongdoing, but when his client's cases go to trial, Michael has the courtroom experience to mount a vigorous defense. He handles all aspects of litigation from efforts to resolve any issues prelitigation, discovery and motion practice, trial and, if necessary, appeal. In recent years, Michael has vacated a 75-count conviction for a client on appeal in the Second Circuit and staved off attacks on his client's privileged communications with his former lawyer in the Third Circuit. Michael manages cases involving white-collar insider trading and fraud, health care fraud, anti-kickback cases, regulatory compliance issues, fraudulent tax shelters, money laundering and insurance fraud. He has conducted internal investigations for clients in multiple industries including health care, investment banking, food services and accounting. As an AUSA for the Southern District of New York, Michael oversaw the investigation and prosecution of numerous criminal cases involving terrorism, international money laundering, export violations, bribery of foreign officials, RICO violations, bank fraud, wire fraud, health care fraud and computer crimes. He was responsible for all aspects of litigation as a federal prosecutor — from pre-indictment investigation and grand jury practice through discovery, motion practice, trial and appeal. Throughout his tenure as an AUSA, Michael worked closely with federal investigative and administrative agencies, including the FBI, the IRS and the State Department. He also coordinated federal prosecutions with law enforcement and government officials in other countries, including working with UN and Guatemalan prosecutors in the investigation and indictment of the former president of Guatemala, Alfonso Portillo, for money laundering. Michael served as law clerk to the Honorable Jane R. Roth of the US Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit.

Katten

Michael Rosenthal

Michael A. Rosenthal was previously Co-Chair of Gibson Dunn’s Business Restructuring and Reorganization Practice Group for over 30 years. He has extensive experience in reorganizing distressed businesses and related corporate reorganization and debt restructuring matters. He has represented complex, financially distressed companies, both in out-of-court restructurings and in pre-packaged, pre-negotiated and freefall chapter 11 cases, acquirors of distressed assets and investors in distressed businesses. Michael’s representations have spanned a variety of business sectors, including investment banking, private equity, energy, retail, shipping, manufacturing, real estate, engineering, construction, medical, airlines, media, telecommunications and banking. He has been recognized for his ability to build consensus, to mediate disputes, and to bring practical results to complicated business situations.

Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher LLP

Michael Rosenwasser

Senior Counsel

Baker Botts L.L.P.

Michael Rowan

Associate - Litigation and Investigations

Bryan Cave Leighton Paisner

Michael Royle

Partner - Corporate and Finance Transactions

Bryan Cave Leighton Paisner

Michael Rubin

Michael Rubin represents leading technology companies in high-stakes litigation and regulatory matters in the United States and globally. Michael serves as Global Chair of the Artificial Intelligence Practice, Global Co-Chair of the Privacy & Cyber Practice, and as Global Vice Chair of the Technology Industry Group. Michael draws on more than two decades of experience at the leading edge of legal issues in Silicon Valley. As a seasoned litigator, he has the strategic judgment to minimize exposure in enterprise-threatening disputes; securing the best possible outcomes in court and matters before the Federal Trade Commission, state attorneys general, and other regulators. As a pioneering technology lawyer, he has the perspective to counsel companies active in the artificial intelligence and other emerging technologies sectors on product design and business model development. And as an accomplished leader, he assembles top-notch cross-practice and cross-jurisdictional teams to respond quickly to crises and help companies at all stages of their life cycle realize their business objectives. Michael regularly provides counsel and representation on: Privacy, cybersecurity, and consumer protection incidents and matters arising under US and global regulations — including FTC Section 5 Artificial intelligence matters ranging from design, to governance, to regulatory compliance and defense, to litigation Emerging technologies and novel business and regulatory issues Michael regularly writes and speaks on technology, AI, privacy, and cybersecurity topics. He is a member of the firm’s LGBTQ+ Lawyers’ Group.

Latham & Watkins

Michael Rueda

Partner

Withers

Michael Rufkahr

Partner

Dechert

Michael Russ

Butler Snow LLP