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Robin Miles

Notably, Robin represented Crédit Agricole Corporate and Investment Bank as agent to the revolving debtor-in-possessions lenders in the $2.81 billion prepackaged Chapter 11 restructuring transaction for McDermott International, Inc. (NYSE:MDR) approved January 23, 2020 and as lead arranger and revolving agent in the $1.7 billion superpriority rescue financing for MDR closed in October 21, 2019.

Bracewell LLP

Robin Painter

Robin A. Painter is a partner in Proskauer’s market-leading Private Funds Group and was global co-head of that practice for several years. She also previously served as co-head of the Firm's corporate department. She has a global network of clients and contacts developed over her more than 30 years of experience in the private equity and venture capital industry. She advises fund managers, institutional investors and investment advisors on a broad range of issues, including structuring private investment funds, portfolio investments, spin-outs, secondary transactions, internal governance and divestments and distributions. The majority of Robin’s practice involves representing sponsors in structuring private investment funds and funds of funds and representing U.S. and global institutional investors and investment advisors in the private equity field. She routinely supervises teams of lawyers that represent sponsors in structuring their funds and institutional investors, or their advisors, in their investments across the alternative asset class. Robin also represents large institutional investors, or their advisors, in connection with the acquisition and sale of secondary partnership interests, and she has been involved in several of the largest bulk purchases of partnership interests in the industry. Over the last few years, Robin has managed teams of lawyers in fund structuring projects with capital commitments of well over $10 billion, and also has advised clients on significant secondary transactions, spin-outs and restructurings. Robin has served as an adjunct professor and guest lecturer at several law and business schools, including Harvard School of Law, the Copenhagen Business School, Oxford University, MIT Sloan School, Yale School of Management and Boston College Law School. A frequent lecturer, author and industry board member, Robin takes an active role in the global private equity community. Some of her more recent lecture topics have included: Nuts and Bolts of Forming a Venture Capital Fund Private Equity Secondaries as an Asset Class Connecting with Your Firm's Fundraising Efforts Terms & Conditions: Ensuring a Successful Platform for All Parties The LPs Perspective on Alternative Assets

Proskauer Rose LLP

Robin Rathmell

Founding Partner.

Rathmell Short LLP

Robin Russell

Special Counsel

Hunton Andrews Kurth LLP

Robin Samuel

Robin Samuel leads Baker McKenzie’s US Labor & Employment team, is co-chair of the Firm’s Workforce Redesign service line, and is a Steering Committee member for the North American Employment and Compensation practice. Robin also serves on the California offices’ leadership team. Robin is a Chambers-ranked attorney for California employment law, a Benchmark Litigation Labor & Employment Star, a 2024 Thompson Reuters Stand Out Lawyer, a 2024 Law360 Editorial Advisory Board member for Employment Authority (Discrimination), and a 2023 L.A. Business Journal Top 100 Lawyers award recipient. In May 2024, he received a Litigator of the Week 'Shout Out' from the American Lawyer Litigation Daily for his defense work in a precedent-setting COVID-19 vaccination case in the US District Court for the Central District of California. Robin is also a frequent author and speaker for organizations such as SHRM, ACC, and the World Business Council for Sustainable Development.

Baker McKenzie

Robyn Bladow

Robyn Bladow is a nationally-recognized class action litigator who has acted as lead counsel for clients in federal and state trial and appellate courts around the country. Robyn has increasingly focused her practice on defending against consumer class actions and false advertising claims. She has a proven track record of obtaining dismissals of class actions or striking class allegations at the pleading stage, and defeating class certification or winning summary judgment at later stages. She has also negotiated multiple favorable class settlements when doing so aligns with her clients’ business priorities. While Robyn’s practice focuses on consumer and other class actions, she has successfully represented clients from many industries in various complex commercial disputes.

Kirkland & Ellis LLP

Robyn Burrows

Partner Robyn Burrows represents clients on a wide range of government contracts matters. Robyn has experience preparing and negotiating complex claims and has litigated disputes before the boards of contract appeals and state and federal courts. Robyn has a particular focus on emerging supply chain and cybersecurity issues and has counseled numerous clients on Section 889 compliance. She also provides counseling on cost/pricing issues, domestic preferences, protection of contractor data and intellectual property, and suspension and debarment matters. Robyn has experience navigating clients through False Claims Act investigations and regularly assists clients in high value bid protests before the Government Accountability Office and U.S. Court of Federal Claims. Robyn has also developed particular experience with Department of Energy contracts, and has handled matters involving whistleblower complaints, civil investigative demands, subcontractor disputes, cost-allowability issues, and other unique DOE requirements applying to M&O contractors. She recently assisted in successfully representing an M&O contractor in resolving a significant subcontractor termination dispute in federal district court. For Robyn's full biography please visit Robyn N. Burrows | Blank Rome LLP.

Blank Rome LLP

Robyn Michaelson

Partner Robyn Michaelson is a partner in Blank Rome’s policyholder-only insurance recovery practice. Robyn helps corporate policyholders maximize the value of their insurance assets, and has assisted clients obtain hundreds of millions of dollars in insurance recoveries. She counsels policyholders from preemptive analysis of coverage for potential risks through dispute resolution, litigation, and appeals. Robyn helps clients understand and resolve coverage disputes involving all manner of commercial insurance policies, including: Commercial General Liability (“CGL”) insurance coverage for mass tort, environmental, personal injury tort, and product liabilities; Commercial Property and Business Interruption insurance coverage for fire and other losses; Management Liability, such as Directors’ and Officers’ Liability (“D&O”) coverage for breach of fiduciary duty, derivative, and shareholder claim liabilities; Pollution Legal Liability (“PLL”) insurance coverage for presence of pollutants and other environmental risks connected to ownership, rental, or operation of real property; and Specialized industry insurance coverages including product contamination, product recall, specialty professional liability, and aviation insurance. Robyn has experience working with clients in a broad range of fields, including chemical and other manufacturing, religious organizations, educational institutions, banks and financial service companies, food and beverage companies, and individual directors and officers. Previously, Robyn interned with various state and federal courts and prosecutors’ offices. From 2006 to 2007, and again during summer 2012, Robyn interned with Judge Patty Shwartz, then Magistrate Judge in the U.S. District Court for the District of New Jersey (now of the United States Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit).

Blank Rome LLP

Robyn Minter Smyers

Robyn is a partner in the Real Estate, Construction and Corporate Transactions & Securities practice groups, as well as a co-chair of the firm’s Site Selection practice. Robyn also is a member of Thompson Hine's Executive Committee. She is the immediate past partner in charge of the firm’s Cleveland office and a former chair of the firmwide Diversity, Equity & Inclusion Initiative. Robyn focuses her practice on helping companies find and develop new plants, headquarters and facilities. She also has significant experience with shopping center, urban redevelopment, multifamily housing, distribution center, hospitality and public-private partnership (P3) deals. Her forte is coordinating complex transactions, particularly multi-site, multi-state acquisitions and divestitures, ground-up developments and sale-leaseback deals. To all her engagements, Robyn brings a commitment to efficiency and predictability through value-based pricing and legal project management.

Thompson Hine LLP

Robyn Zolman

Robyn E. Zolman is Partner-in-Charge of the Denver office of Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher, where she practices in the firm’s Corporate Transactions Practice Group. Her practice is concentrated in securities regulation and capital markets transactions. Robyn represents clients in connection with public and private offerings of equity and debt securities, tender offers, exchange offers, consent solicitations and corporate restructurings. She also advises clients regarding securities regulation and disclosure issues and corporate governance matters, including Securities and Exchange Commission reporting requirements, stock exchange listing standards, director independence, board practices and operations, and insider trading compliance. She provides disclosure counsel to clients in a number of industries, including energy, telecommunications, homebuilding, consumer products and biotechnology.

Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher LLP

Rocco Femia

Miller & Chevalier Chartered

Rockard Dekgadillo

Rockard "Rocky" Delgadillo is a partner in the Real Estate, Energy, Land Use & Environmental Practice Group in the firm's Los Angeles office. Rocky has more than 30 years of experience in litigation, economic development transactions, and government law and public policy.

Sheppard

Rocky Tsai

Ropes & Gray LLP

Rod Hunter

Rod Hunter, a partner based in the Washington, DC office of Baker McKenzie, practices trade and investment law. He previously served as Special Assistant to the President for National Security Affairs and senior director for international economics at the National Security Council (NSC), the White House office that coordinates trade policy and supervises CFIUS. In that role, he managed CFIUS cases, including negotiating resolution of the most sensitive cases. A recognized expert in the field, he has testified before Congress during the legislative process leading to recent amendments to CFIUS’ authorizing legislation. Previously, in addition to coordinating U.S. trade policy at the White House’s NSC, he served as senior counsel at the US Trade Representative’s office, where he litigated cases before the World Trade Organization. He has also taught trade law and policy at the University of Virginia’s Batten School of Leadership and Public Policy and has testified before the United States-China Economic and Security Review Commission. Earlier in his career, Rod practiced regulatory law in Brussels, Belgium for a decade, served as a judicial clerk to Judge Boyce F. Martin, US Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals, served as an associate to Chief Justice Sir Anthony Mason, High Court of Australia and served as an assistant to Senator John W. Warner, US Senate.

Baker McKenzie

Roddy Bailey

Partner

Holland & Knight

Roderick O. Branch

Roderick Branch focuses on capital markets transactions and securities regulation, with a particular interest in securities offerings by non-US issuers. Roderick has extensive experience in securities financings in public and private markets, and has represented public- and private-sector companies, investment banks, and sovereign governments in global capital markets transactions. Since 2001, Roderick has practiced in New York, Paris, and Chicago. He is a native of Mexico City, and is fluent in Spanish and French and proficient in Italian.

Latham & Watkins

Rodger Wilder

Counsel

Balch & Bingham LLP

Rodney Hill

Rodney H. Hill is a tax partner in the Washington, D.C., office of Kirkland & Ellis LLP. Rodney advises clients on the tax aspects of a range of transactions, with a particular focus on investment fund formation and transactions involving investment fund sponsors. Rodney has extensive experience in connection with the structuring and formation of investment funds, including private equity funds, hedge funds, funds-of-funds and separate accounts across alternative asset classes, including buyout, growth, venture, infrastructure, renewable energy, credit and real estate. He also frequently represents clients in connection with GP stakes transactions, continuation funds and GP-led secondaries.

Kirkland & Ellis LLP

Rodney Moore

Partner

Jones Day

Rodolfo Herrera-Moro

Winston Taylor

Rodolfo Rueda Ballesteros

Partner

Holland & Knight México, S.C.

Rodrigo Carvalho

Winston Taylor

Rodrigo Dominguez Sotomayor

Partner

White & Case LLP

Rodrigo Zaldivar

Associate Rodrigo focuses his practice on private equity, venture capital and real estate transactions. He works closely with international clients, particularly from Latin America, with regards to their investments and operations in the U.S. Rodrigo advices startups in setting up their preferred corporate structures in the U.S., in order to raise capital, as well as assisting them in their fundraising rounds and day-to-day activities navigating the U.S. legal landscape. He also advices foreign entities, family companies, private investors and high-net worth individuals in setting up their investment structure and strategy in the U.S. He has significant expertise in a range of commercial agreements under both civil and common law.

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