Lawyers in United States

Andrew Rosenman

Partner

Mayer Brown

Andrew Roth

Norton Rose Fulbright

Andrew Sacks

Of Counsel

DLA Piper LLP (US)

Andrew Salek-Raham

Principal

Groom Law Group, Chartered

Andrew Schulte

Special Counsel

Baker Botts L.L.P.

Andrew Scroggins

Andy Scroggins is a member of the firm’s Complex Discrimination Litigation and Wage & Hour Litigation Practice Groups. He regularly represents companies across the country facing class actions, collective actions, pattern or practice lawsuits, and systemic investigations, involving hundreds to thousands of putative class members. He also has extensive experience on matters before the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, ranging from the early charge stage to systemic litigation. He has been lead counsel for Epic Systems in the district and appellate courts, and co-counsel at the United States Supreme Court, in Epic Systems Corp. v. Lewis, which established that employers lawfully may require employees to enter into an arbitration agreement containing a waiver of the ability to participate in a class or collective action against an employer. He also served as counsel for M&G Polymers at the district and appellate courts, and before the United States Supreme Court, in Tackett v. M&G Polymers, a significant ruling for employers which overturned the Sixth Circuit’s decades-old “Yard-Man presumption” in cases involving the interpretation of collective bargaining agreements and the duration of retiree health benefits.

Seyfarth Shaw LLP

Andrew Serwin

Partner; US Chair and Global Co-Chair of DLA Piper's Data Protection, Privacy and Security practice

DLA Piper LLP (US)

Andrew Shaw

Andrew Shaw uses his public policy experience and knowledge of Congress and the Executive Branch to guide clients on federal legislative and regulatory issues impacting the energy and environmental sectors. He advises clients on a range of issues, including the Inflation Reduction Act, the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law, Clean Air Act (CAA) regulations, climate change mitigation and adaptation, clean/renewable energy incentives, nuclear power, oil and gas, grid modernization, trade and foreign policy. In addition, he develops and implements government affairs strategies for domestic and international clients in engaging with Congress, the Executive Branch, industry associations and nongovernmental organizations.

Bracewell LLP

Andrew Shipley

Ranked by both Chambers USA and The Legal 500, and twice named a Law360 MVP for Government Contracts, Andrew Shipley is widely regarded as a leading government contracts litigator with a reputation for creative lawyering and outstanding written and oral advocacy. On multiple occasions, his client wins were described in the legal press as among the most significant government contract cases of the year because of the novel legal theories he crafted. He served for several years on the American Bar Association's (ABA) Federal Practice Task Force where he focused on revising the discovery rules in the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure. The ABA also appointed Andrew to serve as the co-chair for its annual Federal Procurement Institute, its most important government contracts conference, and selected him to co-author its treatise on bid protests. He also won the prestigious Burton Award for Legal Writing on “Remove Your Case to Federal Court: Lesser Known Options,” which appeared in the ABA Section of Litigation’s flagship journal, Litigation. Prior to his return to private practice in 2012, Andrew led an in-house litigation group for a multinational defense contractor and was responsible for a wide variety of litigation and had cognizance over matters pending at the ASBCA and the Court of Federal Claims. Andrew currently supports diverse clients in government contract disputes, including federal court litigation, board of contract appeals litigation, bid protests and other contested proceedings, and is a go-to litigator for a number of top-tier contractors.

WilmerHale

Andrew Small

Andrew Small is a partner in the Real Estate Group in the Chicago office of Kirkland & Ellis LLP. Andrew has extensive experience in commercial real estate advising real estate investors, funds, finance companies, sponsors and operating companies on private equity capital raising, finance (including preferred equity and mezzanine), investment and development of commercial real estate. He also advises on the formation of joint ventures to own, operate, develop and finance global real estate. He regularly represents lenders with participations, modifications, originations and workouts of commercial real estate financings.

Kirkland & Ellis LLP

Andrew Smith

Pillsbury Winthrop Shaw Pittman LLP

Andrew Sorkin

Andrew Sorkin advises companies and other stakeholders on all facets of restructuring matters, in- and out-of-court. Andrew helps public and private companies, their boards and management, as well as creditors, shareholders, debtor-in-possession lenders, and asset purchasers and investors to navigate a full range of scenarios involving financial distress, including: Prepackaged, prearranged, and traditional chapter 11 proceedings Debtor-in-possession financings Distressed asset sales, including Section 363 sales Cross-border insolvency As a candid advisor to his clients and effective negotiator with other stakeholders, Andrew excels at building consensus in the most challenging and contentious matters. He draws on his experience advising parties from every vantage point in a restructuring to develop innovative solutions to novel problems. Andrew also regularly writes and speaks on restructuring topics.

Latham & Watkins

Andrew Sroka

Partner

DLA Piper LLP (US)

Andrew St. Laurent

Harris St. Laurent LLP

Andrew Stakelum

Partner

King & Spalding

Andrew Steinberg

Venable LLP

Andrew Strelka

Andrew Strelka is counsel in the Tax Practice, drawing on significant government experience to advise clients on tax-related disputes and litigation. Andrew most recently served as Senior Tax Counsel in the Biden White House, providing advice on all manner of issues relating to federal taxation, as well as overseeing the vetting and Senate confirmation process. Previously, he served in the Department of Justice Tax Division (DOJ), where he litigated a variety of civil tax matters involving tax-exempt organizations, tax refund suits, matters concerning the Administrative Procedure Act, and transfer pricing disputes. While with the DOJ, Andrew was detailed to the Obama White House, where he served in a similar tax advisory role. In 2013, he received the DOJ Tax Division’s Outstanding Attorney Award, and in 2012 he received the FBA Younger Federal Lawyer Award. Prior to his time at DOJ, Andrew was a Presidential Management Fellow, splitting his time between the Internal Revenue Service, where he issued rulings and guidance on tax-exempt organizations, and the D.C. US Attorney’s Office, representing the United States in complex civil litigation. Andrew represents clients across industries, including global nonprofits, private equity, oil and gas, technology, and international financial institutions. He advises on a full range of tax controversy matters with particular focus on district court tax litigation, IRS appeals, summonses and enforcement, exempt organizations, Administrative Procedure Act issues, and federal excise tax issues. Prior to joining Latham, Andrew served as counsel at a tax boutique law firm, representing taxpayers in all manner of tax litigation and tax controversy. Andrew has held numerous bar association positions, including the 2013/2014 National Chair of the FBA Section on Taxation.

Latham & Watkins

Andrew Stuyvenberg

Drew Stuyvenberg is an energy regulatory partner in the Washington, D.C., office of Kirkland & Ellis LLP. Drew advises clients in a variety of transactional and regulatory matters involving electric power and related commodities, including matters under the jurisdiction of the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC), the Department of Energy (DOE), state public utility commissions, the North American Electric Reliability Corporation (NERC) and the Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC). Drew has counseled clients in regional transmission organization tariff disputes, worked to secure FERC approval for mergers and acquisitions under Federal Power Act (FPA) section 203, advised on regulatory risks in natural gas and oil pipeline investments, counseled on Natural Gas Act (NGA) regulations and policies, supported electric rate proceedings under the FPA, and assisted clients in receiving natural gas and electric export authorizations. He has also provided nuclear regulatory counsel for mergers, acquisitions and international trade matters. Drew regularly provides advice regarding compliance with the FPA, the NGA, the Interstate Commerce Act, the Public Utility Holding Company Act of 2005, the Public Utility Regulatory Policies Act, the Atomic Energy Act and agency implementing regulations under each statute.

Kirkland & Ellis LLP

Andrew Sucoff

Partner

Goodwin

Andrew T. Hernacki

Venable LLP

Andrew T. Prihoda

Andrew (Andy) Prihoda counsels governmental entities on state and local government finance matters, including public finance, infrastructure development, and public private partnerships (PPP). He serves as bond counsel to state and local issuers, as well as underwriter’s counsel, disclosure counsel, borrower’s counsel, and bank counsel. Andy also assists governmental entities in matters involving the investment of public funds, state legislation, and other public law matters. Prior to private practice, Andy served as deputy chief of the Public Finance Division in the Office of the Texas Attorney General. In this role, he coordinated Division rulemaking efforts, and functioned as a liaison between the Division and other state agencies. He also frequently testified before and served as a resource to the Texas Legislature regarding a variety of public finance-related topics.

Bracewell LLP

Andrew Taggart

Andrew Taggart represents clients in secured lending and structured finance transactions with a focus on asset-backed structures involving a broad range of asset classes. Andrew advises emerging and mature companies, financial institutions, and investment funds on a full spectrum of complex transactions, including: Repurchase, whole loan sales, and secured loan facilities involving residential real estate Warehouse facilities for a variety of asset classes Account receivable facilities Warehouse facilities, synthetic leases, and 144a securitizations involving rail cars Secured and asset-backed lending facilities, particularly for emerging company borrowers Public and private securitizations He draws on experience working in London to advise on cross-border and foreign law impacted transactions. He brings a commercial sensibility and particular experience with respect to structures involving residential real estate, railcars, accounts receivable, and unusual asset classes.

Latham & Watkins

Andrew Tauber

Counsel - Litigation and Investigations

Bryan Cave Leighton Paisner

Andrew Thomases

Partner

Ropes & Gray LLP