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Shayne Henry

Shayne Henry represents clients in complex commercial litigation and arbitration. Shayne draws on deep state and federal court trial and case management experience to guide startups, public and private companies, and private equity funds on a broad range of high-stakes disputes involving: Mass torts and product liability Trade secrets and intellectual property US and international arbitration Employment-related and Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations Act (RICO) matters Class actions and multidistrict litigation (MDL) Restructuring-related litigation in US bankruptcies Shayne is an experienced trial attorney who handles contested proceedings through verdict and appeal, approaching cases from day one with a focus on positioning clients for a favorable outcome, whether in or out of the courtroom. Shayne also counsels transactional clients, particularly in the oil and gas sector, on risk, regulatory issues, and potential litigation matters. He maintains an active pro bono practice, including serving as a supervising attorney on matters for human rights law clinics at the University of Texas School of Law and UC Berkeley School of Law. Before joining Latham, Shayne worked at two other global law firms and clerked for Judge Thelton E. Henderson of the US District Court for the Northern District of California. · Latham & Watkins

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About

Shayne Henry represents clients in complex commercial litigation and arbitration. He is an experienced trial attorney who handles contested proceedings through verdict and appeal, and also counsels transactional clients, particularly in the oil and gas sector, on risk and regulatory issues.

Practice areas

Complex Commercial LitigationMass Torts and Product LiabilityTrade Secrets and Intellectual PropertyUS and International ArbitrationEmployment and RICO MattersClass Actions and Multidistrict LitigationRestructuring-Related Litigation

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Expertise

StartupsPrivate Equity FundsOil and GasHuman Rights Law