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Alison Grounds

Troutman Pepper Locke LLP

E-DiscoveryDispute Resolution
United States
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Alison Haggerty

Alison Haggerty advises issuers and investment banking firms in capital markets transactions, with a focus on initial public offerings, follow-on equity offerings, and convertible debt offerings in growth industries. Alison serves a mix of companies and financial institutions in connection with complex equity and debt securities offerings. She brings particular experience handling capital markets transactions on behalf of all of the major US investment banks and leading innovators in technology, healthcare and life sciences, and retail and consumer products. Alison also regularly counsels publicly traded companies on general corporate and securities law matters, including governance issues, reporting obligations, and stock exchange rules and requirements.

Latham & Watkins

Capital MarketsEquity Offerings+2
United States
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Alison Hanstead

Partner

White & Case LLP

United States
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Alison Lewandoski

Associate

DLA Piper LLP (US)

Employment Law
United States
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Alison Maxwell

Partner; US Chair of DLA Piper's Tax Practice

DLA Piper LLP (US)

TaxInternational Tax and Structuring+2
United StatesEnglish
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Alison Pear

Alison M. Pear is a Partner who specializes in corporate transactions, focusing on securities regulation, corporate governance, and mergers and acquisitions. Ms. Pear has an extensive history of representing 1934 Act reporting companies with respect to their public reporting obligations, as well as their acquisition activities and governance practices. In addition to many years in private practice, Ms. Pear spent several years as in-house counsel at a NYSE-listed publicly-traded natural gas utility where she gained valuable insight into internal corporate workings, as well risk-based and business-oriented decision-making. Ms. Pear prides herself on being able to calibrate to client needs, and being a lawyer that people want to work with. Ms. Pear also regularly represents clients in Regulation A offerings, private placements, and other corporate transactions. Alison M. Pear is based in the Firm’s Portland office, but is also a member of the California State Bar and represents clients nationwide. Alison enjoys spending time with her tween daughter and is a pickleball fanatic. Representative industries: Manufacturing, utilities, banking, real estate funds, angel investing, agribusiness, and technology Expertise: Mergers and Acquisitions, Securities Act of 1933, Securities Act of 1934, Regulation A, Regulation CF, Regulation D (private placements), Rule 144, Business Integrity & Compliance

Buchalter Law Firm

Corporate TransactionsSecurities Regulation+10
United States
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Alison Plessman

Partner

Hueston Hennigan LLP

Securities LitigationHealth Care Fraud+10
United States
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Alison Pollock Schwartz

Partner

Loeb & Loeb LLP

MediaTechnology+2
United States
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Alison Reif

Alison Reif provides practical and efficient business-oriented counseling and advice on managing all aspects of a company’s relationship with its employees. This includes providing counsel on hiring and employment agreements, terminations and RIFs, disability and leave issues, wage and hour compliance and audits, harassment investigations, employment and severance agreements, employee handbooks and policies, non-competition, and other post-employment restrictions, independent contractor arrangements, employee classifications, and virtually all other issues facing modern employers. A seasoned negotiator, Alison specializes in finding workable, real world solutions to accomplish business objectives, avoid legal liability, and remain consistent with a company’s culture. She has a nationwide practice, with a sweet spot of mid-sized companies. She is routinely called on to advise international companies, particularly in the United Kingdom and Canada, who are starting operations in the United States and require assistance in navigating local labor laws. She also serves as counsel to a number of independent schools in the New England area. Alison has successfully represented companies in more than fifty lawsuits brought by their employees, involving a wide variety of claims. Alison is a member of Choate’s Executive Committee.

Choate, Hall & Stewart

Employment Law
United States
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Alison Stafford Powell

Alison Stafford Powell chairs the North America Trade Compliance team. She has considerable experience counseling US and non-US companies on managing trade compliance in the areas of export controls, trade and financial sanctions and US anti-boycott laws. As a dual-qualified lawyer, she provides practical advice to help non-US companies reconcile US and foreign trade regulations and on the extra-territorial impact of US trade restrictions. Chambers USA quotes clients' praise for her being "extremely knowledgeable, responsive, commercially strong and understanding complex issues well." Legal 500 describes here as an "outstanding specialist." She has worked in the Firm's London, Washington, DC and Palo Alto offices since 1996.

Baker McKenzie

Export ControlsTrade and Financial Sanctions+2
United StatesEnglish, Japanese
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Alison Tanchyk

Alison handles government and internal investigations, complex civil litigation, and compliance and regulatory cases, with an emphasis on Foreign Corrupt Practices Act (FCPA) matters. She defends companies and individuals against criminal and civil investigations alleging violations of the Anti-Kickback Statute and False Claims Act (FCA), and involving allegations of healthcare, tax, and securities fraud, and other business frauds. Alison also counsels clients on matters related to developing, implementing, evaluating, and auditing internal compliance and ethics programs. Most recently, she represented Olympus Corporation of the Americas in connection with an FCPA investigation of Olympus’s sales and marketing practices in Latin America resulting in a deferred prosecution agreement and $22.8 million fine, announced March 1, 2016. In 2014, Latinvex named her one of Latin America’s Top 50 Female Lawyers, and in 2016, Latinvex named her as one of Latin America’s Top 100 Female Lawyers.

Morgan, Lewis & Bockius LLP

Government InvestigationsInternal Investigations+10
United States
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Alissa Miller

Alissa Miller is a partner in the media, entertainment & sports practice, and the partner in charge of the Los Angeles office. She advises a variety of clients in the entertainment and media industry, including borrowers, distributors, studios, independent production companies, equity investors, high-net-worth individuals, completion guarantors and others involved in a broad range of entertainment-related transactions, with a focus on media finance and distribution. She also advises film and television clients in connection with tax-advantaged financing and co-production arrangements. To learn more about Alissa, please visit her full profile: https://www.akingump.com/en/lawyers-advisors/alissa-l-miller.html

Akin

MediaEntertainment+3
United States
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Alistair Christopher

Partner

Withers

Tax LawEstate Planning+3
United States
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Alistair Dunlop

Alistair Dunlop is a partner in the Structured Capital Markets Group of Clifford Chance, based in New York. He has extensive experience in structured capital markets, including residential mortgage-backed securities, credit risk transfers, online consumer loans, asset-backed securities, collateralized loan obligations and other structured products.

Clifford Chance

Structured FinanceSecuritization+1
United States
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Aliza Cinamon

Aliza Cinamon leads Proskauer’s Environmental Group. She is a trusted advisor to leading U.S. and international clients on a broad spectrum of environmental issues and strategies in connection with complex corporate, financing, bankruptcy and real estate transactions. Drawing on her extensive experience, Aliza offers a broad range of capabilities, guiding clients on matters involving environmental liability and risk allocation, remediation, brownfields, ESG, sustainability and climate change, public company disclosures and environmental insurance. Her practice also includes advising clients in superfund litigation matters, and environmental compliance, permitting and enforcement at both the federal and state levels. Aliza represents both public and private companies spanning a wide variety of industries including aerospace, mining, pharmaceuticals, chemical manufacturing, life sciences, telecommunications, real estate construction and development, sports, retail and financial services. Aliza is also devoted to pro bono matters, including heading the Firm’s efforts on behalf of Holocaust victims eligible for reparations, obtaining disability benefits for veterans, identifying and assisting potential victims of trafficking, helping persecuted Iraqis seeking refuge in the U.S. and providing corporate counseling for a number of the Firm’s other pro bono clients. Before joining Proskauer, Aliza interned for the U.S. District Court, New York, Southern District with Judge Shira Scheindlin.

Proskauer Rose LLP

Environmental LawCorporate Law
United States
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Aliza Slansky

Partner

Davis Polk & Wardwell LLP

Tax
United States
AA

Allan Anderson

Partner

ArentFox Schiff

LitigationIntellectual Property+6
United States
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Allan Bloom

As the leader of Proskauer’s Wage and Hour Practice Group, Allan has been a strategic partner to a number of Fortune 500 companies to help them avoid, minimize and manage exposure to wage and hour-related risk. Allan’s views on wage and hour issues have been featured in The New York Times, Reuters, Bloomberg and Fortune, among other leading publications. His class-action defense work for clients has saved billions of dollars in potential damages. Allan is regularly called on to advise operating companies, management companies, fund sponsors, boards of directors and senior leadership on highly sensitive matters including executive and key person transitions, internal investigations and strategic workforce planning. He has particular expertise in the financial services industry, where he has litigated, arbitrated, and mediated disputes for more than 20 years. A prolific author and speaker, Allan was the Editor of the New York State Bar Association’s Labor and Employment Law Journal from 2012 to 2017. He has served as an author, editor and contributor to a number of leading treatises in the field of employment law, including ADR in Employment Law (ABA/Bloomberg BNA), Employment Discrimination Law (ABA/Bloomberg BNA), Cutting Edge Advances in Resolving Workplace Disputes (Cornell University/CPR), The Employment Law Review (Law Business Research, U.S. Chapter Author), and The Complete Compliance and Ethics Manual (SCCE). Allan has served as longtime pro bono counsel to Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts and The Public Theater, among other nonprofit organizations. He is a past Vice Chair of Repair the World, a nonprofit organization that mobilizes volunteers and their communities to take action to pursue a just world, and a past recipient of the Lawyers Alliance Cornerstone Award for extraordinary contributions through pro bono legal services.

Proskauer Rose LLP

Labor and EmploymentWage and Hour Law+2
United States
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Allan Brilliant

PARTNER

Dechert

Restructuring and InsolvencyBanking and Finance
United States
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Allan Duboff

Partner

Loeb & Loeb LLP

Capital Markets & Corporate
United States
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Allan Grauberd

Allan Grauberd is the Leader of Moses Singer’s Securities, Capital Markets & Financing practice. He practices primarily in the corporate and securities areas including venture capital and private placement transactions, mergers and acquisitions involving both public and privately held companies, representation of corporate boards, initial and secondary public offerings, executive compensation, general representation of public companies with respect to ongoing securities and regulatory compliance, and international securities offerings and exchange offers, including with respect to American Depositary Receipts offerings. Allan has completed a large number of acquisition and divestiture transactions in a wide range of industries, with often complex structural issues and with diverse transaction participants, including private equity funds and strategic buyers and sellers, both domestic and internationally.

Moses Singer

SecuritiesCapital Markets+5
United States
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Allan Kirk

Allan Kirk's practice focuses on domestic and international mergers and acquisitions in the energy and infrastructure sectors, with a particular emphasis on private equity and complex joint ventures. Allan’s experience covers a broad spectrum of matters, including oil and gas (e.g., onshore and offshore E&P, transportation and midstream, refining, oilfield services, water infrastructure and power generation), energy transition (e.g., renewable power generation including solar, wind, hydrogen, nuclear and thermal power generation, renewable fuels, LNG, energy as a service, grid expansion, carbon credit trading platforms and electric vehicles), data center and digital infrastructure projects, and financing greenfield developments (e.g., various energy-related projects, carbon black processing and semiconductor manufacturing).

Kirkland & Ellis LLP

Mergers and AcquisitionsPrivate Equity+8
United StatesEnglish
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Allan Medina

Partner

Goodwin

Complex Litigation & Dispute ResolutionHealthcare+2
United States
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Allan Pixton

Quinn Emanuel Urquhart & Sullivan, LLP

Complex Commercial LitigationClass Actions+8
United States