Lawyers in United States

Adam Beringer

With a focus on commercial aircraft finance, Mr. Beringer has significant experience representing operating lessors, commercial banks, finance companies, manufacturers, private equity funds, hedge funds and other aircraft investors in all manner of aircraft finance transactions, including portfolio securitizations and warehouse financings involving substantial commercial aircraft portfolios, Rule 144A capital markets transactions, M&A transactions, cross-border operating lease transactions, distressed-debt transactions involving debt secured by commercial aircraft portfolios, and numerous aircraft portfolio acquisition and disposition transactions. Mr. Beringer also has experience representing investors and commercial banks in business aircraft and railcar finance transactions. Mr. Beringer advises clients on various day-to-day matters, such as tax-based corporate structuring, aircraft and engine maintenance agreements, aircraft consignment agreements, aircraft modification and conversion agreements, aircraft servicing and management agreements, and aircraft and engine fund-style joint ventures, as well as general corporate and securities law matters. Prior to joining Vedder Price, Mr. Beringer served as general counsel to Q Aviation, a global aircraft operating lessor. At Q Aviation, Mr. Beringer advised senior management in the establishment of the company (from inception), developed portfolio and risk management processes and procedures, and had primary responsibility for all legal matters. With this background, Mr. Beringer is able to offer legal advice to aircraft investors that is both practical and based on real-world experience.

Vedder

Adam Biegel

Antitrust counseling and litigation, including government and internal investigations, mergers and joint ventures, pricing and distribution practices, trade associations, compliance counseling and training, multidistrict litigation, and pre-merger reviews under the Hart–Scott–Rodino Act.

Alston & Bird LLP

Adam Bookbinder

Adam Bookbinder, co-chair of Choate’s Government Enforcement & Compliance Group, is an experienced trial attorney and former Assistant U.S. Attorney who helps clients effectively address and mitigate a wide range of high-level enterprise risks. Having tried more than 25 jury trials to verdict, he is equally comfortable litigating in federal and state court, guiding clients through government investigations, and advising on cybersecurity, data privacy, and cyber incident response. In white collar defense and internal and government investigations, Adam represents institutional clients, charged defendants, potential criminal targets, and witnesses in federal and state investigations and prosecutions around the country. He represents corporations and individuals in wire fraud, securities fraud, money laundering, healthcare, computer network intrusion, environmental crime, and criminal tax prosecutions and investigations. He has also briefed and argued dozens of appeals in state and federal courts of appeal. Adam advises clients on a wide range of cybersecurity and data privacy issues. He counsels clients on responding to cybersecurity incidents, conducting internal investigations and cybersecurity reviews, preparing incident response plans, complying with U.S. data privacy laws and the EU General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), interfacing with law enforcement agencies, and increasing preparedness to address national security cyber issues. He also defends clients in class action data privacy and data misuse litigation. Adam served 18 years as an Assistant U.S. Attorney for the District of Massachusetts. He was chief of the U.S. Attorney’s Office’s Cybercrime Unit, where he supervised a unit responsible for the investigation and prosecution of computer and intellectual property crime, including computer intrusions, data breaches, network attacks, theft of trade secrets, copyright and trademark infringement, and online fraud. In this role, Adam worked with the FBI, Secret Service and the U.S. Department of Homeland Security to identify and respond to priority cybercrime threats. He was also chosen as the U.S. Attorney’s Office’s National Security Cyber Specialist, investigating cybercrime committed by nation-states and hackers affiliated with foreign terrorist organizations, and serving as the U.S. Attorney’s Office liaison to the U.S. Department of Justice’s National Security Division for cyber matters. Adam also served in the office’s Economic Crimes Unit, and he led financial fraud, securities fraud and healthcare fraud investigations, prosecutions, and trials throughout his tenure in the office. Before joining the U.S. Attorney’s Office, Adam was an Assistant District Attorney in the Essex County District Attorney’s Office in Massachusetts and a law clerk for the Honorable Stephen Trott, U.S. Court of Appeals, Ninth Circuit. Adam’s clients include Partners Healthcare, Massachusetts General Hospital, Brigham and Women’s Hospital, Dana-Farber Cancer Institute, Charles River Laboratories, and Leap Therapeutics.

Choate, Hall & Stewart

Adam Brenner

Partner

DLA Piper LLP (US)

Adam Cieply

Partner

White & Case LLP

Adam Cohen

Adam B. Cohen represents public and private companies and private equity firms in cross-border and domestic M&A transactions. Adam’s practice focuses on mergers, stock and asset acquisitions and divestitures, majority and minority investments and joint ventures, co-investment transactions, carve-outs, and corporate restructurings. Adam has significant experience in transactions across a broad array of industries, including healthcare, industrials, retail and consumer products. He also advises boards of directors and management teams on corporate governance matters.

Fried, Frank, Harris, Shriver & Jacobson LLP

Adam Connatser

Section Head & Partner

Platt Richmond

Adam Dale

Winston Taylor

Adam Di Vincenzo

Adam J. Di Vincenzo is a partner in Gibson Dunn's Antitrust and Competition Law Practice Group. He has extensive experience representing clients in government antitrust investigations, particularly investigations involving proposed mergers, acquisitions, and joint ventures.

Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher LLP

Adam Diederich

Partner

ArentFox Schiff

Adam Engel

Adam Engel helps both lenders and borrowers with the origination, structuring, restructuring and execution of a wide range of real estate financing transactions. Adam works with participants throughout the real estate finance market, including institutional and investment banks, insurance companies, institutional real estate funds, and developers and investors. Recognized by industry publications such as Super Lawyers and The Legal 500 US, Adam's real estate finance experience covers first lien and subordinate mortgage financing, construction financing, mezzanine financing, loan syndication and participation, preferred equity and joint venture transactions, and other secured and unsecured lending structures. Adam also represents clients in the resolution and restructuring of distressed debt, including loan modifications, settlements, foreclosures and workouts.

Katten

Adam Fee

Adam Fee is a partner in the Investigations and White Collar Defense practice of Paul Hastings and is based in the firm’s New York, Century City and Los Angeles offices. A trial lawyer with a national practice, he has litigated some of the highest profile, high-stakes civil and criminal cases in the nation over the last several years in both state and federal courts. As a former national security prosecutor in the United States Attorney’s Office for the Southern District of New York, Adam has advised many of the world’s largest companies and most prominent individuals on all manner of problems. He brings aggression and common sense to tough cases.

Weil, Gotshal & Manges LLP

Adam Fink

Associate - Corporate and Finance Transactions

Bryan Cave Leighton Paisner

Adam Fleisher

Adam E. Fleisher is a partner based in the New York office. Mr. Fleisher is a corporate and securities lawyer whose practice focuses on a variety of corporate finance transactions. He has extensive experience across a number of areas, including: International and U.S. capital markets offerings, including IPOs, convertible bond offerings, rights offerings, block trades and high yield bond offerings Liability management transactions, including tender offers, exchange offers, consent solicitations and open market repurchases Private equity firm structuring and private equity M&A Syndicated lending Securities and loan trading.

Cleary Gottlieb Steen & Hamilton

Adam Forman

Partner, BakerHostetler

BakerHostetler

Adam Foslid

Winston Taylor

Adam Goldberg

Adam Goldberg advises creditors, secured creditors, acquirers, financing sources, and companies in all facets of the restructuring and reorganization process, with a particular focus on complex cross-border matters. Adam combines creative financing structures and bespoke legal strategies to navigate clients’ largest and most complicated restructuring situations. His work encompasses financing structures for troubled businesses, acquisitions of distressed assets, chapter 11 reorganizations, debt-to-equity conversions, distressed exchanges, and sovereign restructurings. Adam's expansive transactional work has involved diverse industries, including the oil and gas, retail, shipping, aviation, power, manufacturing, and automotive sectors. Adam brings particular experience in cross-border insolvencies, having steered a number of the world’s most notable international matters in recent years. He developed his focus on cutting-edge, multijurisdictional matters by working in the firm’s Dubai office for more than 15 months and working closely with Latham’s global team on a daily basis. Adam regularly advises on diverse areas of public interest law and is a former member of Latham’s Pro Bono Committee. He is also a member of the firm’s Ethics Committee and Opinions Committee.

Latham & Watkins

Adam Greenfield

Adam Greenfield, an intellectual property trial lawyer, represents and advises clients on a full range of IP matters, particularly involving patent and trade secret litigation and licensing. Adam draws on a sophisticated understanding of the technology underlying his clients’ business and a focused, practical approach to represent companies in high-stakes disputes in the following key venues: US district courts US International Trade Commission (ITC) Patent Trial and Appeal Board (PTAB) US Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit He regularly represents US and international clients across industries and on matters with cross-border components or implications. Many of these matters have involved standard essential patents (SEPs) and fair, reasonable, and nondiscriminatory (FRAND) licensing. Complementing his commercial work, Adam maintains an active pro bono practice, including obtaining a victory for veteran Robert Doyon in the US Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit, which issued a precedential decision holding that the Navy was required to apply liberal consideration to applications that seek medical retirement due to combat-induced post-traumatic stress disorder. Adam is a member of the Federal Circuit Bar Association, through which he was a Global Fellow. He previously clerked for Judge Kimberly Moore of the US Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit.

White & Case LLP

Adam Greetis

Partner

Seyfarth Shaw LLP

Adam Handfinger

Peckar & Abramson, P.C.

Adam Hankiss

Partner

King & Spalding

Adam Harris

Adam C. Harris is chair of the Business Reorganization Group. His practice includes corporate restructurings, workouts and creditors’ rights litigation, with a particular focus on the representation of investment funds and financial institutions in distressed situations. Adam has represented a variety of clients in connection with distressed acquisitions by third-party investors or existing creditors through “credit bid” or similar strategies, as well as in court and out of court restructurings. In addition to representing creditors and acquirers in distressed situations, Adam has represented Chapter 11 debtors, as well as portfolio companies in out-of-court exchange offers, debt repurchases and other capital restructurings.

McDermott Will & Schulte

Adam Heasley

Adam advises lenders, borrowers, and sponsors in a wide variety of debt financing transactions with a focus on acquisition credit facilities, asset-based lending, and special situations investing. Adam is a partner in Alston & Bird’s nationally and globally recognized private credit practice, where he helps clients navigate the evolving landscape of middle market debt financing transactions. He helps clients entering into acquisition, cash flow, and asset-based credit facilities meet their transaction goals and achieve timely deal execution. In addition to negotiating transaction documents, he has extensive experience in structuring bespoke intercreditor arrangements and guiding clients through complex workouts and restructurings and special situations.

Alston & Bird LLP

Adam Hemlock

Partner

Weil, Gotshal & Manges LLP