Lawyers in United States

Andrew H. Braiterman

Andy Braiterman is a partner in the New York office of Hughes Hubbard & Reed and chair of the firm’s Tax practice.

Hughes Hubbard & Reed LLP

Andrew H. Schapiro

Quinn Emanuel Urquhart & Sullivan, LLP

Andrew Hammond

Partner

White & Case LLP

Andrew Hatchett

Andrew counsels and defends clients in a wide range of high-stakes antitrust and complex commercial litigation matters. Clients count on Andrew to bring top-flight advocacy and strategy to all phases of trial and appellate litigation. He brings a seasoned perspective to his representation of pharmaceutical and life-sciences companies in cases at the intersection of U.S. patent and antitrust law. Andrew represents clients in a wide range of complex commercial litigation with an emphasis on antitrust cases in the pharmaceutical and life sciences sectors. Andrew has represented clients in cases alleging horizontal and vertical conspiracies, unilateral monopolistic conduct, and a variety of other traditional and novel antitrust theories. Andrew also has an active appellate practice, having represented clients in appeals before the U.S. Supreme Court, the First, Second, Third, Sixth, Eighth, Ninth, and Eleventh Circuits, and various state Supreme courts.

Alston & Bird LLP

Andrew Hickey

Partner

Choate, Hall & Stewart

Andrew Hinkes

Winston Taylor

Andrew Hurwitz

Partner/Co-Chair

Frankfurt Kurnit Klein & Selz PC

Andrew J. Petrie

Partner

Ballard Spahr LLP

Andrew J. Rossman

Quinn Emanuel Urquhart & Sullivan, LLP

Andrew J. Sherman

Partner

Brown Rudnick LLP

Andrew Jagoda

Andrew Jagoda advises clients that finance, buy, sell, build, lease and manage real estate properties in all asset classes. He also has extensive experience representing both lenders and borrowers in workouts and restructurings. Having assisted both the US government and the government of the People's Republic of China in disposing of billions in real estate assets, he is prepared to handle the most challenging transactions. Andrew is the co-chair of Katten's New York Real Estate Department and a member of Katten's board of directors. Andrew is the quintessential real estate lawyer for all asset classes and all business cycles. He advises clients on transactions involving large office buildings, hotels, retail centers, industrial facilities and multifamily properties, both on an individual property and a portfolio basis. He has represented lenders in a variety of loan transactions, including construction loans, multiproperty financings, mezzanine loans and ground lease mortgage loans (involving both fee and leasehold positions). He also has considerable experience representing lenders with the workout, restructuring and foreclosure of real estate and construction mortgage loans. Andrew also represents property owners in the acquisition, sale and development of property, including the negotiation of construction contracts, as well as the acquisition, construction, and permanent financing and joint ventures with equity investors. Andrew's practice also includes the representation of both landlords and tenants in ground leases and in office and retail leases. His clients include insurance companies, banks, developers, foreign and US investment funds, family-office investors, landlords, tenants and nonprofit organizations. Andrew takes a holistic approach with his clients, with a focus on a client's position in the market and not only with respect to individual transactions. He routinely works with clients to develop and upgrade their operating platforms and document forms, and he assists clients in anticipating and addressing market trends and issues. Andrew's 35-year career has included public service representing US taxpayers in the real estate crisis in the early 1990s. In this role, he served as counsel at the Resolution Trust Corporation (RTC), a federal agency charged with the disposition of real estate assets from failed financial institutions. At the RTC, he advised on the disposition of approximately $4 billion of assets. Andrew also represented China Huarong Asset Management Corporation, an agency of the government of the People's Republic of China, in a series of bulk sales of more than $1 billion of nonperforming loans and foreclosed properties, structured as joint ventures between Huarong and investors. These were among the first such transactions conducted in China. Andrew has also represented the heirs of victims of the Holocaust in the recovery of art stolen by the Nazis.

Katten

Andrew Jamieson

Andrew G. Jamieson is a corporate partner in the firm’s Financial Institutions and Insurance Groups. His practice focuses on advising private equity firms and corporate clients in connection with mergers and acquisitions, reinsurance transactions and other complex transactions in the insurance industry.

Debevoise & Plimpton LLP

Andrew Kaplan

Andrew Kaplan is a partner in the New York office of Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher, where his practice focuses on mergers and acquisitions, and corporate governance matters. Andrew Kaplan represents both public and private acquirors and targets in connection with mergers, acquisitions and takeovers, both negotiated and contested. He also advises corporations and their boards of directors in connection with corporate governance and compliance matters, shareholder activism, takeover preparedness and other corporate matters. Andrew represents various major investment banks as financial advisors in M&A transactions, and hedge funds in their M&A and investment activities. He has also represented both issuers and underwriters in a variety of securities transactions.

Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher LLP

Andrew Kassof

Andrew Kassof leads Kirkland’s litigation practice globally and serves on the Firm’s Executive Committee. Andrew has spearheaded the enormous growth of Kirkland’s litigation practice over the last several years. Bloomberg Law profiled that rapid growth in an article in 2025. As part of that expansion, Kirkland has added industry-leading talent across various types of litigation while opening and growing new offices for litigation in Salt Lake City, Boston, Miami, Philadelphia and Nashville. Kirkland now touts top-of-the-market practitioners across commercial litigation, product liability and mass torts, securities, antitrust, IP, government regulation, internal investigations and enforcement, private equity, sports and entertainment, real estate and other areas in offices around the globe. Andrew also leads Kirkland’s alternative fee program, which has expanded dramatically over the last five years. In his practice, Andrew has earned multiple “Litigator of the Week” awards by The American Lawyer. In one case, the court “adopted” Andrew’s oral argument as “the grounds for its opinion” after “finding that Mr. Kassof’s exposition, explanation, and reasoning aligned with what I would write in a written opinion.” Andrew’s commercial litigation practice cuts across different industries and types of cases, including life sciences, healthcare, oil and gas, sports and entertainment, private equity and other industries. Twice he has tried billion dollar cases to successful verdicts — once on the plaintiff side in a fraud-based suit in federal court in NY, and the other for the defense in a False Claims Act case in Texas; has first-chaired many additional trials in various jurisdictions and in arbitration; and has successfully represented clients in different types of complex commercial disputes, False Claims Act suits, class actions, and other cases in state and federal courts in nearly every state in the country.

Kirkland & Ellis LLP

Andrew Kim

Partner

Goodwin

Andrew Kratenstein

Andrew B. Kratenstein provides legal counsel on complex commercial litigation, focusing on financial services, private equity, securities, mergers and acquisitions, corporate governance, real estate and beverage distribution disputes. He represents national and multinational clients in a broad array of industries, including banking, private equity, real estate, hospitality, beverage distribution, sports, healthcare, life sciences, pharmaceuticals and energy. Andrew currently chairs the Firm’s Litigation Training Committee and is also active in the Firm’s pro bono program. Among other matters, he has won several appeals on behalf of abused, neglected or abandoned immigrant children who have been denied the ability to apply for Special Immigrant Juvenile Status. Andrew has been honored by Sanctuary for Families with its Above and Beyond Pro Bono Award honoring members of the legal profession for their outstanding pro bono representation and advocacy on behalf of Sanctuary’s clients. Andrew has guest lectured at Columbia Law School on best practices for electronic discovery, and he has served as faculty for the Practising Law Institute’s symposium on Best Practices for Complex Cases and for Thompson Reuters on recent developments in mergers and acquisitions litigation.

McDermott Will & Schulte

Andrew Kreisberg

DLA Piper LLP (US)

Andrew Kummer

Andrew Kummer focuses his practice on international corporate transactions. He has significant experience representing national and multinational clients in a wide variety of complex, cross-border structured finance, capital markets and banking transactions. Andrew draws on his experience living and working abroad to guide his clients through the legal and cultural intricacies that influence multijurisdictional transactions. He regularly represents arrangers and investors on complex structured financings, securitizations, structured notes, receivables financings and other loan instruments. His experience also includes advising underwriters and issuers on a broad range of SEC-registered and exempt public equity and debt offerings. Read full biography: https://www.mwe.com/people/andrew-kummer/

McDermott Will & Schulte

Andrew L. Gaines

Head of U.S. Executive Compensation and Employee Benefits, Partner

Linklaters LLP

Andrew Lacy

Partner

Goodwin

Andrew Lance

Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher LLP

Andrew Lankler

Partner

Baker Botts L.L.P.

Andrew Ledbetter

Partner

DLA Piper LLP (US)

Andrew Levander

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