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Chris Bollinger

Partner

ArentFox Schiff

Chris Castro

Partner Chris focuses his practice on structuring and negotiating transactional real estate matters. Chris has spent over a decade representing U.S., European and Latin American developers, funds, businesses and investors, with the acquisition, financing, sale and leasing of commercial, residential and mixed-use properties and developments. Chris regularly counsels borrowers with secured financing transactions, including acquisition, refinance, mezzanine and construction loans. His practice also includes representing clients with the purchase and sale of transferable development rights (TDRs), loan acquisitions, loan workouts and loan modifications. Chris also represents both landlords and tenants in connection with commercial leasing matters relating to office buildings, warehouses, retail spaces, restaurants and hotels.

Next Legal PLLC.

Chris Centrich

Christopher Erik Centrich is a partner in the Corporate Department at Paul Hastings and is based in the Firm’s Houston office. Mr. Centrich advises energy companies on M&A, public and private securities offerings, private equity financings, corporate finance transactions, securities law compliance and other general corporate matters.

Paul Hastings LLP

Chris Chatham

Chris Chatham is one of Hollywood’s legal power brokers and steers many industry-shaping deals. Chris has a client base that operates on a number of media platforms with approximately 400 million users and over 2.5 billion views per month, generating over 1,000 hours of original scripted and unscripted content per year (including the number one syndicated television (TV) talk show). In addition, his clients are involved in developing dozens of pilots and films, renewing multiple shows on network, cable, streaming (including the number one show and mini-series on Netflix) and podcasts (including fastest growing podcast on Spotify) and selling more than 80 million books. Over the past decade, he has facilitated deals that collectively amount to an estimated $10 billion in value. Understanding his clients’ objectives and risk tolerance, Chris serves as a trusted business and legal partner, structuring and negotiating unprecedented deals on behalf of his clients and bringing them successfully across the finish line. He represents high-profile artists, individuals and companies from media, entertainment, production, hospitality, sports and technology, as well as family offices, startups, professional athletes, celebrities, public figures and influencers. His execution-oriented approach and unique breadth of experience handling cutting-edge transactions allows his clients to adapt and grow their businesses in today’s advanced data-and-technology-driven marketplace. His portfolio also includes mergers and acquisitions, joint ventures, brand monetization, cross-border transactions, equity and debt financings, corporate governance and partnerships between the world’s top influencers and the best entrepreneurs and operators. Chris has become the go-to lawyer in town for free ad-supported streaming TV channels and other complex transactions involving icons and moguls across a wide range of industries, including media, entertainment, technology, sports, consumer brands, health and wellness. He also tirelessly works alongside his clients to launch their most ambitious charitable endeavors. Chris’s broad litigation and advisory practice covers the gamut of media and entertainment law, including misappropriation of the right of publicity, employment dispute, defamation, blockchain and cryptocurrency, business tort, class action, intellectual property protection and enforcement, breach of fiduciary duty, privately held companies, the formation and division of trusts, and real estate and commercial matters. He efficiently assembles the right teams to quickly and effectively implement calculated strategies from the inception of the dispute through the end of trial. Recognized as a preeminent force in entertainment law, Chris has distinguished himself as a top dealmaker for over a decade with recognition from the industry's most respected publications. His exceptional achievements include selection to The Hollywood Reporter's exclusive Power Lawyers list—reserved for the most influential attorneys defining the future of entertainment—The Hollywood Reporter's Top Dealmakers, which chronicles transformative transactions reshaping the industry, Variety's Legal Impact Report and coveted Dealmakers Impact Report, Lawdragon's “Leading Global Entertainment, Sports & Media Lawyers” roster, and Law360's Media & Entertainment Editorial Board, establishing him as a trusted authority on complex entertainment transactions and disputes. Chris brings distinctive market insight from his Wall Street foundation as a corporate bond trader and registered representative of the National Association of Securities Dealers, where he helped orchestrate billions in debt offerings—providing him with deep financial experience that sets him apart in executing the industry's most sophisticated and cutting-edge legal strategies.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

Manatt, Phelps & Phillips, LLP

Chris Craige

Christina (Chris) Craige represents debtors, creditors (including bond insurers), and other parties-in-interest in a variety of restructuring and insolvency-related matters, including out-of-court refinancings, corporate modernizations, liability divestitures, and chapter 11 and chapter 9 proceedings. Chris has particular experience in restructurings involving products liability and mass tort litigation. Chris co-chairs the board of the IWIRC Washington DC Network. Chris regularly prepares and guides companies through complex chapter 11 proceedings. Her work includes: Providing strategic advice to boards and in-house counsel in connection with pending and potential restructuring transactions and proceedings Negotiating, drafting, and implementing chapter 11 plans of reorganization Drafting and negotiating sale documents and requests for court approval of section 363 asset sales Chris advises clients in distressed situations across industries including: Automotive Energy exploration and production, and related services Hospitality Industrials and manufacturing Print and film media Real estate Retail and consumer products

Latham & Watkins

Chris Daniel

Chris Daniel is the Chair of Paul Hastings’ market-leading Global Fintech & Payments Group and is a partner in the Corporate Department. As the founder of the firm’s Band 1 and Tier 1-ranked Fintech team, Chris is recognized as one of the country's leading attorneys in payment systems law, including electronic payments, mobile payments, virtual and digital currencies, and money transmission. Recognized as a “Fintech MVP” by Law360 and ranked Band 1 by Chambers, Chris is one of the most sought-after payments and cryptocurrency practitioners in the market. His unique strength lies in his ability to blend his financial services regulatory focus with unparalleled transactional experience in the Fintech industry. Chris has significant experience advising clients on issues related to investments into payment systems companies and banks, the creation of settlement networks, transactional matters involving payment systems companies, global money transmission, and anti-money laundering issues associated with payments. He regularly practices before every state banking department, all federal banking agencies, FinCEN, and OFAC, and his client base generally consists of: Private equity and venture capital firms. Fintech startups as they develop and commercialize their product offerings. Cryptocurrency companies along the entire range of crypto offerings from blockchain development to crypto exchanges, DeFi and DApps, and ecosystem development. Legacy depositories, payments companies, and card networks who are innovating or contracting with fintech companies. Trusted Platform Companies, for which financial services contribute a significant percentage of their business. Chris regularly practices before every state banking department, all federal banking agencies, FinCEN, and OFAC.

Paul Hastings LLP

Chris DiAngelo

Chris DiAngelo offers clients a comprehensive understanding of wholesale finance, the critical process through which banks and finance companies fund their lending activities. His intimate knowledge of the industry's business, legal and policymaking arenas have allowed him to execute some of its most innovative deals. For large banks, finance companies and government entities, Chris offers decades of experience in structured finance and securitizations, particularly in the area of mortgage financing. From banks to finance companies to government entities, institutions have turned to Chris to solve complex funding puzzles and manage the risk of holding financial assets. Chris's depth of knowledge and experience enable him to quickly assess a client's financing goals and advise on the best options. Clients also benefit from his deep contacts throughout the industry and in the government. He acts as a lead counsel to the Structured Finance Association, chairman of its political action committee and co-chair of its legal counsel committee. He also serves as outside counsel to a Washington, DC, lobbying firm focused on the financial services industry. The legal and industry knowledge that Chris brings to the table has allowed him to complete landmark financing deals. For an agency lender, he assisted with a $922 million credit risk transfer transaction that marked an evolution in financing techniques. The first credit risk transfer transaction using the structure of a real estate mortgage investment conduit, it opened the US residential mortgage credit market to an increased number of sources of private capital. Chris's policy knowledge includes a detailed familiarity with the impact of the Dodd-Frank Act on structured finance. He is also deeply informed about housing and mortgage policy reform and its impact on Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac. Before entering private practice, he served on the staff of the New York State Housing Finance Agency.

Katten

Chris Dickerson

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Ropes & Gray LLP

Chris Dodson

Partner

White & Case LLP

Chris Ferazzi

Winston Taylor

Chris Gavin

Winston Taylor

Chris Hanslik

BoyarMiller

Chris Heasley

Chris Heasley represents clients in the development, acquisition, and divestiture of energy, infrastructure, and technology-related projects and assets. Chris brings extensive experience guiding energy providers, corporates, and private equity sponsors through a full spectrum of high-stakes strategic transactions, particularly in the upstream, midstream, downstream, and renewables sectors. He regularly advises clients on complex commercial matters involving: Mergers and acquisitions Joint ventures Tax equity financing DrillCo arrangements Farmout and participation agreements Transportation, supply, offtake, and gathering agreements A recognized thought leader, Chris writes and speaks regularly on developments in US and international energy markets, including for SuperReturn, the Foundation for Natural Resources and Energy Law, the Energy Bar Association, the Houston Bar Association, and the Texas CLE. Before joining Latham, he co-led the real asset transactions practice of another global law firm.

Latham & Watkins

Chris Henry

Chris Henry represents private equity sponsors and their portfolio companies, as well as privately-owned businesses and public companies, in mergers and acquisitions, buyouts, growth investments, and joint ventures, as well as in equity and debt financings. Clients rely on his experience in a wide range of industries including technology and software, consumer products, professional services, financial services, and publishing and media. Chris regularly represents NexPhase Capital, Solamere Capital, Sightway Capital, Two Sigma Investments, and Treville Capital, as well as many of their portfolio companies.

Choate, Hall & Stewart

Chris Hilbert

Norton Rose Fulbright

Chris Kallos

Chris Kallos is internationally recognized as a leading private equity attorney, with over 30 years of experience and a specialty in private equity firm management and fund formation. He is recommended as a “strategic thinker” and “problem solver” who is “really commercially minded” (Chambers USA), and has been described as a “private equity guru” (Who’s Who Legal). As a leader of Kirkland’s Investment Funds Group, Chris was instrumental in developing Kirkland’s industry-leading global practice over the last 30+ years. In addition, he regularly oversaw M&A, financing, restructuring, litigation, securities, intellectual property, tax and estate planning matters for a wide-range of public and private clients. In recommending Chris as an “exceptional” practitioner, clients praised his “excellent business judgment and responsiveness” — noting that “he really cuts through to the problem and finds a solution,” providing “tailored advice for all situations” (The Legal 500 U.S.; Chambers USA). Chris led fund matters for large and middle-market buyout, growth equity, debt, secondary, venture, technology, real estate and other funds. These matters ranged from fund formations to team spin-outs, fund restructurings, SPAC sponsorships, minority stake investments in fund management companies, succession planning, key person events, conflicts resolution, co-investments, secondary transactions and internal manager operations. Representative clients included leading national and international private equity sponsors, such as AEA Investors, Arsenal Capital, Comvest Partners, Equity Group Investments, Equity International, Graham Partners, Hammond, Kennedy, Whitney & Co., HCI Equity Partners, Madison Dearborn Partners, Sorenson Capital, Valor Equity Partners, Versa Capital Partners, Vestar Capital Partners, and Corner Ventures, in addition to select limited partners, family offices and public companies. Chris lectures as an Associate Fellow at Oxford University’s Saïd Business School, where he also works with the school’s Private Equity Institute, and he serves on the Advisory Board for the University of Virginia’s McIntire School of Commerce.

Kirkland & Ellis LLP

Chris Kimble

Partner

Balch & Bingham LLP

Chris Kirby

Partner

Balch & Bingham LLP

Chris LaRocco

Partner - Litigation and Investigations

Bryan Cave Leighton Paisner

Chris Linder

Partner

Thomas Horstemeyer LLP

Chris Nugent

Partner

Goodwin

Chris Pearson

Foreign Legal Consultant / Partner

Norton Rose Fulbright

Chris Reeder

Husch Blackwell LLP

Chris Reynolds

Trial Partner

Reynolds Frizzell LLP