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Richard Schwartz
Partner
Seyfarth Shaw LLP
Richard Snyder
Counsel
Freshfields
Richard Spehr
Partner
Mayer Brown
Richard Spitzer
Partner
Mayer Brown
Richard Strassberg
Partner
Goodwin
Richard Sweet
Richard J. Sweet is a corporate attorney with decades-long expertise in a variety of transactional and regulatory matters, including mergers and acquisitions, joint ventures, contract negotiations, and debt and equity financing. Rich represents various business entities, including middle-market, automotive, food and beverage, service, real estate, and high-tech companies. He is experienced in advising clients in connection with: general corporate and securities matters; drafting and negotiating complex limited liability company operating agreements and joint venture agreements; drafting and negotiating asset purchase, stock purchase and merger agreements, shareholder agreements, and executive compensation agreements; and advising clients in connection with regulatory issues. Prior to earning his B.A. and J.D., Rich earned an Associate Degree in Automotive Technology from Universal Technical Institute (UTI). Upon graduation from UTI, Rich spent years honing his trade in the automotive field, focusing on cutting-edge supplemental restraint technology and automotive electronics.
Greenberg Glusker LLP
Richard Trobman
Richard Trobman serves as the Chair and Managing Partner of Latham & Watkins and a member of its Executive Committee. His practice includes representing investment banking firms, private equity firms, and companies in public and private offerings of securities, restructurings, bridge loans, and merger and acquisition transactions, with a particular emphasis on issuances of debt securities and leveraged transactions. Rich has represented a broad range of clients, including LBO companies, such as Advent, BC Partners, The Carlyle Group, Cinven, EQT, PAI Partners, and Nordic Capital, and investment banks such as JP Morgan, Credit Suisse, Deutsche Bank, Morgan Stanley, and Goldman Sachs. He is mentioned as a leading lawyer for high yield in the most recent editions of IFLR, The Legal 500 UK, and Chambers UK, with Chambers describing him as “an absolutely excellent lawyer who is profoundly plugged in to the high-yield market.”
Latham & Watkins
Richard Truesdell
Partner
Davis Polk & Wardwell LLP
Richard Tyler
Partner
Jones Walker LLP
Richard Vitarelli
Co-Leader of the Labor Relations Practice Group and Transactional Services (M&A) Practice Group
Jackson Lewis P.C.
Richard Weinberg
Richard D. Weinberg has substantial expertise and experience in representing individuals and corporations in investigations by the Securities and Exchange Commission, the Commodity Futures Trading Commission, the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority, the United States Department of Justice, and state regulatory agencies, and in conducting corporate internal investigations. He represents clients in highly sensitive and complex civil litigation and regulatory enforcement matters such as those involving allegations of improper trading, misleading or incomplete disclosure, market manipulation, accounting fraud, FCPA violations, and other forms of financial fraud. He also represents individual and corporate clients in parallel investigations conducted by both the Securities and Exchange Commission and the United States Department of Justice.
Morvillo Abramowitz Grand Iason & Anello P.C.
Richard Westling
Richard is a partner in Proskauer's Litigation Department and a member of the Health Care and White Collar Defense & Investigations practices. A seasoned litigator and accomplished trial lawyer, Rich represents executives and corporations in high-stakes government enforcement actions and complex litigation. He brings deep experience defending clients in healthcare fraud allegations, including in criminal investigations and False Claims Act matters, including qui tam litigation, arising from claims of Stark Law and Anti-Kickback violations, billing and coding irregularities, and questions of medical necessity. His practice also spans a wide variety of white collar matters, including tax violations, environmental crimes, bank fraud, public corruption, money laundering and asset forfeiture. Rich’s most impactful successes often occur behind the scenes, where he skillfully persuades government agencies not to pursue charges. When litigation is unavoidable, clients benefit from his formidable courtroom experience, having tried more than 25 federal cases to verdict before juries across the country and argued over a dozen federal appeals. With over three decades of experience, Rich’s advocacy is shaped by a multifaceted career that includes roles as a corporate general counsel, white collar defense attorney and federal prosecutor. He spent more than eight years at the U.S. Department of Justice, serving as First Assistant U.S. Attorney and Assistant U.S. Attorney in New Orleans, where he held leadership roles such as Health Care Fraud Coordinator and Asset Forfeiture Chief. Rich also served in Washington, D.C. as Special Assistant to the Assistant Attorney General for the Tax Division and as a Trial Attorney in the Division’s Criminal Section.
Proskauer Rose LLP
Richard Whiteley
Richard Whiteley, co-chair of the firm's construction litigation practice group, enjoys solving complex problems for his clients in an adversarial context, and believes an aggressive strategy of always preparing a case like it will ultimately go to trial is the best way to achieve the most favorable outcome. Richard has a wide range of experience in trial work and arbitration, with an emphasis on construction litigation, intellectual property litigation, products liability litigation, real estate litigation, and other types of commercial litigation. Richard has tried and arbitrated cases involving general contractual disputes, patent infringement, construction defects, manufacturing issues, trade secret misappropriation, trademark and copyright infringement, products liability, defamation, fraudulent transfers, real estate disputes, business disputes, deceptive trade practices, personal injury, and premises liability. In addition, Richard has experience with obtaining extraordinary and injunctive relief for clients, including temporary restraining orders, temporary injunctions and other writs.
Bracewell LLP
Richard Wiedis
Partner
Diaz Reus International Law Firm
Richard Young
Partner - Litigation and Investigations
Bryan Cave Leighton Paisner
Richard Zall
Partner
King & Spalding
Richard Zelichov
Partner
Katten
Richard de Bodo
Partner
Barton LLP
Rick Bange
Partner
Holland & Knight
Rick Borden
Partner
Frankfurt Kurnit Klein & Selz PC
Rick Frenkel
Rick Frenkel helps clients navigate intellectual property disputes, providing analysis and preventative counseling and advising on the IP aspects of both license agreements and mergers and acquisitions. He draws on his experience as a trial lawyer, engineer, and former in-house counsel, representing clients in all aspects of litigation. Rick advises a full range of clients, from startups to Fortune 50 companies active in a variety of industries, including: Telecommunications Semiconductors and LEDs Information technology – including security, software, and storage Medical devices Internet & digital media Energy Prior to joining Latham, Rick served as the Director of Intellectual Property for Consumer and Emerging Technologies at Cisco Systems. Prior to practicing law, he worked as an aerospace engineer at Allied Signal and GE Aircraft Engines. With more than 30 years of experience at the intersection of engineering and law, he excels at integrating the technical, legal, and business issues clients face, to arrive at practical solutions. Rick’s representative clients include Amazon, Meta, Lamar Outdoor Advertising, Mimecast, Amphenol, Extreme Networks, and Western Digital. Rick serves on the board of the Silicon Valley Law Foundation and was until recently the Vice-Chair of the Federal Circuit Bar Association’s Patent Litigation Committee.
Latham & Watkins
Rick Kline
Rick Kline, Chair of Latham’s Technology Industry Group and Bay Area Corporate Department, advises leading innovators and financiers on a full spectrum of corporate and securities matters. Rick combines his keenly pragmatic approach with a sophisticated understanding of the tech sector, including software, digital health, digital media, and information technology, to guide clients on: Complex equity securities offerings, including IPOs, direct listings, 144A offerings, and follow-on stock offerings Venture financings M&A transactions Corporate governance matters He forges trusted relationships with CFOs, CEOs, and general counsel to help clients meet the challenges that arise at any stage of a company's growth, particularly as they approach life as a public company. Rick unlocks the resources of the firm's robust global platform to craft practical commercial solutions, including relating to employee benefits and M&A.
Latham & Watkins
Rick Miller
Partner - Corporate and Finance Transactions
Bryan Cave Leighton Paisner
Rick Press
Eric (Rick) Press brings a uniquely qualified background and a commercial mindset to advise clients on M&A and corporate transactions. Rick has extensive experience spanning the entire private equity and credit market life cycle, including responding to regulatory and crisis special situations. With this background, he helps clients navigate complex transactions across multiple sectors. Prior to joining Latham, he was a senior partner at a global private equity firm for 25 years, where he led many of the firm’s investments across the industrials, lodging, gaming, leisure and financial services sectors. Before that, Rick practiced at another global law firm and worked as a corporate strategy consultant. Rick has served on dozens of public and private company boards, with experience on board executive, compensation, nominating and governance, and audit committees.
Latham & Watkins