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Naresh Kilaru

Leader, Trademark Practice Group

Finnegan, Henderson, Farabow, Garrett & Dunner LLP

Natalia Marina Zibibbo

Counsel

Freshfields

Natalia Rezai

Natalia Rezai is an associate based in Cleary Gottlieb’s San Francisco office. Her practice focuses on domestic and international corporate and financial transactions, particularly capital markets transactions. She regularly advises companies on corporate governance issues, disclosure matters, board composition and director independence, stock exchange listing compliance matters, shareholder proposals and proxy matters and shareholder engagement.

Cleary Gottlieb Steen & Hamilton

Natalie Groot

Natalie counsels clients and litigates employment disputes on a wide variety of employment and labor matters before state and federal courts and administrative agencies. Her litigation practice includes disputes related to non-competition and non-solicitation agreements, claims related to discrimination, harassment, sexual harassment and retaliation, and alleged violations of wage and hour compliance. Natalie leads workplace investigations and conducts employee trainings on a regular basis. She also advises clients on employment and labor issues, including employment and separation agreements, terminations and reductions in force, internal workplace investigations, workplace health and safety, independent contractor and employee classifications, employee handbooks, and leaves of absence, including family and medical leaves. Read full biography.

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

Natalie H. McFarland

Counsel

Latham & Watkins

Natalie Hardwick Rao

Natalie Hardwick Rao represents clients in high-stakes white collar investigations and criminal defense matters across a number of regulatory regimes, including government-facing and internal corporate investigations, and congressional inquiries. Natalie approaches each matter with fact-finding prowess and forward-thinking strategy to defend individuals and leading corporations in investigations involving the Department of Justice (DOJ), congressional committees, and other government agencies. She leverages her experience as a former military analyst at the Central Intelligence Agency to advise clients on these matters, while identifying risk and developing strategies to achieve successful resolutions. Natalie also counsels large companies across multiple industries on compliance with anti-corruption laws, including developing, implementing, and enhancing corporate compliance programs. She also frequently advises clients in connection with cross-border M&A and capital markets transactions, including pre-acquisition due diligence. Natalie maintains an active pro bono practice, including securing federal sentencing relief for Cory Maples, an Alabama death row inmate whose original lawyers abandoned him, as part of the team that received the firm’s 2022 Robert M. Dell Prize for Extraordinary Pro Bono Service. She formerly served as a member of the firm’s Training & Career Enhancement (TACE) Committee, which develops and oversees in-house training and mentoring programs for associates.

Latham & Watkins

Natalie Keller

Natalie Keller's practice focuses on all aspects of tax controversies, including IRS audits, IRS appeals and litigation. She has litigated cases in the U.S. Tax Court, U.S. Court of Federal Claims, U.S. district and bankruptcy courts and U.S. courts of appeal. Natalie also advises U.S. and foreign multinational clients on intercompany transfer pricing planning and compliance, resolution of transfer pricing audits, competent authority proceedings and advance pricing agreements. Her transfer pricing experience includes significant cases in the automotive, consumer electronics, medical products and pharmaceutical industries.

Kirkland & Ellis LLP

Natalie Lederman

Natalie, a corporate partner, leads Sullivan's Fintech & Blockchain Group. She represents a diverse base of clients, including public and private companies, domestic and international, in a broad range of business and finance matters with a focus on cross-border mergers and acquisitions, securities law compliance, joint venture and financing transactions (including multi-jurisdictional trade and export finance transactions) and governance. She represents companies across various industries, including finance, technology, media, energy, sports, healthcare, manufacturing and design. Additionally, Natalie has unique experience in advising dozens of blockchain and digital asset businesses of various sizes on complex regulatory challenges. She advises her clients in the formation and development of digital asset and cryptocurrency-based companies and technologies, on token, NFT and other digital asset sales, other generation and distribution events, and market infrastructure and exchange solutions on distributed ledger technology. She also counsels clients on domestic and cross-border cutting-edge distributed ledger and cryptocurrency, fintech and other consumer finance transactions. Clients also benefit from Natalie's experience in litigating matters arising out of complex corporate and financial transactions and contractual disputes. Her IP experience includes preparing various intellectual property agreements (including purchases, assignments and licensing agreements), and she has counseled clients regarding selection and maintenance of trademarks, as well as copyright and domain name issues. Natalie also currently serves as the Chair of Sullivan's Hiring Committee, and previously served as Director of Sullivan’s Summer Associate Program. Prior to practicing law, Natalie was a financial consultant with Deloitte LLP in New York, advising national leadership on strategy initiatives, mergers and acquisitions.

Sullivan & Worcester LLP

Natalie Prager

Partner - Real Estate

Bryan Cave Leighton Paisner

Natalie Reid

Debevoise & Plimpton LLP

Natan Hamerman

Partner, New York

Herbert Smith Freehills Kramer

Natascha George

Partner

Goodwin

Natasha Daughtrey

Partner

Goodwin

Natasha Gianvecchio

Natasha Gianvecchio serves as Global Chair of the Energy Regulatory & Markets Practice and is a member of the Project Development & Finance Practice. Natasha's practice concentrates primarily on the regulatory and energy market developments that impact a variety of clients in the electric and natural gas industries in the United States, including independent power producers and sponsors, power marketers, electric utilities, natural gas companies, and financial institutions. She has extensive experience with the development of, implementation of, and compliance with the competitive wholesale energy market rules in the regional energy markets in New England (ISO-NE), New York (NYISO), the Mid-Atlantic (PJM), the Midwest (MISO), California (CAISO), Texas (ERCOT), and the Southwest (SPP). Natasha specializes in the drafting, negotiation, and review of physical and financial power purchase, offtake and trading arrangements, including virtual power purchase agreements (VPPAs), through bespoke or structured agreements as well as standard electric, gas, and financial master agreements, including ISDA, EEI, WSPP, and NAESB. Her work involves power projects and trading across the United States with a wide variety of counterparties, including financial institutions, strategic trading platforms, traditional utilities, governmental entities, cooperatives, and corporate and industrial (C&I) buyers. Natasha’s experience also encompasses a broad range of issues under the Federal Power Act (FPA), Energy Policy Act, Public Utility Holding Company Act (PUHCA), the Public Utility Regulatory Policies Act (PURPA), and various other federal and state energy statutes, and regulations. Natasha regularly advises investors and lenders on the regulatory and market risks, approvals, and related issues associated with the acquisition and financing of equity and debt interests in energy assets. She represents clients before the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC), the Department of Energy (DOE), and the regional market operators in matters related to the following: Development of, implementation of, and compliance with FERC rules and regulations, including with respect to: FPA Section 203 approvals for mergers, acquisitions and reorganizations of energy companies and assets FPA Section 205 rates and compliance, including market-based rate authority PUHCA, including qualifying facility (QF) and exempt wholesale generator (EWG) issues Electric interconnection issues Competitive wholesale power markets Enforcement inquiries, investigations and self-reports, particularly as it relates to the regional energy market rules Administrative litigation and settlements across a variety of power-related matters Natasha is a member of the Energy Bar Association and serves as Vice Chair of the firm’s Finance Committee. She also previously served as Local Chair of the Finance Department in the firm’s Washington, D.C. office.

Latham & Watkins

Natasha Hwangpo

Natasha Hwangpo advises clients on high-profile restructuring and liability management transactions. Natasha guides companies through a full spectrum of restructuring, bankruptcy, and insolvency proceedings, as well crisis management issues. She leverages a commercial perspective to represent debtors in both out-of-court processes and in-court restructurings across a range of industries, including: Energy and infrastructure Financial services Technology Retail and consumer products Manufacturing Natasha also advises private equity sponsors, financial institutions, and other lenders on their highest-stakes restructuring matters. A recognized thought leader, she writes and speaks regularly on bankruptcy proceedings and related issues. Before joining Latham, Natasha served on the business restructuring practice of another global law firm.

Latham & Watkins

Natasha Kohne

Natasha is a recognized leader in complex, U.S. and cross-border investigations and litigation involving financial institutions, sovereign entities, investment funds and technology companies. With over two decades of experience, Natasha has become a trusted advisor to boards of directors and sovereign entities. She navigates complex dynamics involving foreign investment, national security, crisis management and corporate governance. Natasha advises global entities at the intersection of national security and foreign investment, particularly in areas that intersect with technological advancements such as AI, cybersecurity and data protection. Natasha is the global co-leader of Akin’s cross-disciplinary technology and artificial intelligence & machine learning groups, as well as the firm’s cybersecurity, privacy & data protection practice, which was ranked in Band 1 by Chambers Global 2023. Natasha’s practice is at the forefront of emerging technologies, advising global companies on complex issues involving artificial intelligence, biometrics, autonomous vehicles, the metaverse, digital assets and cryptocurrency, among others. To learn more about Natasha, please visit her full profile: http://www.akingump.com/en/lawyers-advisors/natasha-g-kohne.html

Akin

Natasha L. Wilson

Shareholder

Greenberg Traurig

Natasha Labovitz

M. Natasha Labovitz is a corporate partner and Co-Chair of the firm’s Restructuring Group, and a member of the Special Situations team. She has extensive experience advising a range of clients, including private equity firms, fund investors and portfolio companies, in complex corporate restructurings and transactions, representing debtors and creditors in and out of bankruptcy and in cross-border insolvencies across multiple jurisdictions. Ms. Labovitz is ranked as a leading restructuring lawyer by Chambers USA (2025), where clients have said she is “a great problem-solver who always keeps her cool in tough situations” and “a very well-respected lawyer with a measured, unflappable approach.” They have also said that she is “extremely sharp” and “has a soft touch in terms of working with opposing counsel and clients,” adding that she “provides excellent business advice, knows the Bankruptcy Code inside and out, and keeps what is always a contentious crowd level-headed and on the right path.” She is also recommended by Who’s Who Legal (2024). Ms. Labovitz was named Best in Insolvency & Restructuring by Euromoney Legal Media Group at the Americas Women in Business Law Awards 2018 and was selected as Dealmaker of the Year by The American Lawyer in 2015. She received Turnaround Management Association’s Transaction of the Year: Pro Bono Award for leading Big Apple Circus’ restructuring and acquisition by Compass Partners. She also received Turnaround Management Association’s 2016 Transaction of the Year: Large Company Award for her role in advising Altegrity in its Chapter 11 proceedings and successful restructuring of more than $1.8 billion in funded indebtedness. Ms. Labovitz is further recognized as a leading restructuring lawyer by The Legal 500 US (2025), where she has been described as “a clever negotiator” and an “excellent advocate and deal doer.” She was recognized in each of 2014 and 2015 by Turnarounds & Workouts in their annual list of 12 Outstanding Restructuring Lawyers in the United States. Ms. Labovitz is listed as a Notable Practitioner by IFLR1000 and was named MVP for 2015 by Law360 for her exceptional work in restructuring. In 2021, Ms. Labovitz was awarded The M&A Advisor’s Distressed Deal of the Year ($500mm - $1B) for her representation of High Ridge Brands in its Section 363 asset sale and Chapter 11 plan of liquidation. Ms. Labovitz has authored or co-authored articles on many bankruptcy-related topics and is a frequent speaker on industry panels. Her recent publications include “When Statutory Schemes Collide: The Intersection of Bankruptcy and Environmental Law,” Turnaround Management Association (July 2021); “Recent Court Decisions Add Potential Risks in Workout Transactions,” Journal for Corporate Renewal (October 2016); “Litigating Make–Whole Premiums in Bankruptcy,” New York Law Journal (September, 2014); “The Art of Spinning Off,” Transaction Advisors (August, 2014) and The M&A Lawyer (May, 2014); “Second Circuit Limits Availability Of Chapter 15,” Harvard Law School Bankruptcy Roundtable (April, 2014); “Court Rules that Due to Misrepresentations by Plaintiffs’ Firms, Garlock’s Settlement History Does Not Accurately Represent Its Actual Asbestos Liability,” Pratt’s Journal of Bankruptcy Law (February/March, 2014); and “Second Circuit Limits Availability of Chapter 15,” The American Bar Association International Law Section’s Secured Transactions & Insolvency Committee Newsletter (January, 2014). Ms. Labovitz is a fellow in the American College of Bankruptcy. She is also a member of the NYSB Business Bankruptcy Advisory Committee, Turnarounds & Workouts Association, the American Bankruptcy Institute, the International Women’s Insolvency & Restructuring Confederation, the Managed Funds Association, INSOL International and the Global Restructuring Review editorial board. Ms. Labovitz joined the firm in 2011 from a leading international law firm, where she was a senior partner in the firm’s Restructuring Group. She received her J.D. magna cum laude from New York University School of Law in 1996 and her B.A. magna cum laude from Columbia College, Columbia University in 1992.

Debevoise & Plimpton LLP

Natasha Romagnoli

Partner A highly skilled litigator with more than 20 years’ experience, Natasha counsels a wide breadth of clients, including corporations, investment funds, universities and high schools, religious institutions, non-profits, and individuals, on issues in connection with a broad range of insurance coverage claims and disputes. Natasha regularly appears in state and federal courts across the country and in arbitration, representing her clients on matters related to insurance recovery, employment practices liability insurance (“EPLI”), and sexual abuse coverage. She has also handled several general commercial litigation disputes concerning broker malpractice, breach of contract, securities, and tort claims. Natasha is highly ranked in insurance by Chambers USA - New York and in Legal 500 United States. For Natasha's full biography please visit Natasha Romagnoli | Blank Rome LLP

Blank Rome LLP

Natasha Tsiouris

Partner

Davis Polk & Wardwell LLP

Natashia Tidwell

Natashia focuses her practice on white collar defense and government investigations, assisting organizations in an array of industries with identifying and managing internal and external challenges. A seasoned attorney and former federal prosecutor, she provides pragmatic counsel to clients, representing individuals and institutions in responding to government inquiries and as litigation counsel in complex commercial and regulatory matters. Read full biography.

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

Nathan Ajiashvili

Nathan Ajiashvili, a member of the firm’s Executive Committee, advises public and private companies on corporate and securities law matters, with an emphasis on public and private financings for healthcare and technology companies. He also regularly represents underwriters and financial institutions in securities offerings. Nathan applies a hands-on approach to help clients successfully navigate financings and strategic transactions at every stage of their life cycles. His work spans dozens of initial public offerings (IPOs), including a number of dual listings involving diverse jurisdictions. Nathan complements his breadth of IPO work with various types of financing transactions, such as high yield debt offerings, public and private equity offerings, venture capital financings, leveraged buyouts, debt exchange offers, tender offers, and consent solicitations. A trusted strategic advisor, Nathan also counsels clients on general corporate and securities matters, including corporate governance issues, public company reporting obligations, and stock exchange rules and requirements. A recognized leader at Latham, Nathan previously served as Global Chair of the firm’s Associates Committee and as Co-Chair of the New York Corporate Department.

Latham & Watkins

Nathan Boyce

Counsel - Corporate and Financial Transactions

Bryan Cave Leighton Paisner

Nathan Brown

Drawing upon his 20+ years of diverse health care industry and governmental experience, Nate provides clients with strategic, practical advice on cutting-edge regulatory, compliance and policy matters. He has worked extensively in the FDA regulatory field and on coverage and reimbursement matters, allowing him to make connections across disciplines and take a multifaceted, creative approach to advising clients. Nate is a leading authority in the regulation of medical devices, particularly medical software, digital health and diagnostics. He has served in prominent roles at FDA and on the Senate HELP Committee. He is outside counsel to a broad cross section of the most innovative and influential entities in medical technologies, including the most well-established device and diagnostics companies, leading academic medical centers, visionary start-ups, digital technology companies newly entering health care and the leading trade association for the device industry. He has played an active role on behalf of clients in shaping many recent legislative reforms for medical technologies. To learn more about Nate, please visit his full profile: https://www.akingump.com/en/lawyers-advisors/nathan-a-brown.html

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