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Shalom D. Huber

Partner

Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom LLP

Executive Compensation and BenefitsMergers and Acquisitions+2
United States
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Shamita Etienne-Cummings

Shamita Etienne-Cummings is a partner in the Intellectual Property practice at Paul Hastings and is based in the firm’s Washington, D.C. office. She serves technology clients by drawing on her business, technical and legal acumen developed over 30 plus years in engineering, law and management. Her experience enables her to take a client-focused business practical approach leading her to become a trusted advisor to many leading global technology companies.

Paul Hastings LLP

Intellectual Property
United States
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Shana White

Shana represents clients in matters related to transactional finance, including secured lending transactions, workouts, intercreditor agreements and debtor-in-possession financings.

Morgan, Lewis & Bockius LLP

Transactional FinanceSecured Lending+3
United States
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Shand Stephens

Partner

DLA Piper LLP (US)

United States
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Shane Albright

Partner

Goodwin

Life SciencesCorporate+3
United States
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Shane Cramer

Partner - Litigation and Investigations

Bryan Cave Leighton Paisner

LitigationInvestigations+8
United States
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Shane Dornburg

Partner

King & Spalding

FinanceLeveraged Finance+4
United States
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Shane Hoffmann

Tax partner. Mr. Hoffmann focuses on federal income taxation, with particular emphasis on the structuring and negotiation of taxable and tax-free corporate acquisitions, reorganizations, spinoffs, and dispositions of ongoing business enterprises.

Fried, Frank, Harris, Shriver & Jacobson LLP

Tax
United States
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Shane Nichols

A. Shane Nichols focuses on helping clients find the most effective and efficient strategies for resolving patent infringement and trade secret disputes. Shane serves as lead litigation and trial counsel for clients across several industries, including the food and beverage, telecom, and petrochemical industries. In addition to his trial court experience, he has made arguments before the US Courts of Appeals for the Federal Circuit and the Eleventh Circuit. Please visit McDermott website for full biography: https://www.mwe.com/people/a-shane-nichols/

McDermott Will & Schulte

Patent InfringementTrade Secret Disputes+1
United States
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Shane Shelley

Shane Shelley | Morrison Foerster Shane Shelley is a partner in the Federal Tax Group and is based in Morrison Foerster’s San Diego office. He has a comprehensive tax practice with a focus on U.S. federal income tax matters. Shane advises on the tax aspects of most business transactions, including M&A, fund formations, joint ventures, spin-offs and divestitures, international structuring, capital markets offerings, and venture capital investments. In addition to his general tax practice, he offers a vast depth of knowledge in a variety of complex tax areas, including REITs and real estate, renewable energy, and financial products. He counsels his REIT and real estate clients regarding tax compliance and structuring in connection with their significant offerings, M&A transactions, U.S. and non‑U.S. fund formations and joint ventures, property contributions, like-kind exchanges, and other transactions. He advises clients in the renewable energy sector with respect to tax matters through all phases of project development, including project M&A, “beginning of construction” issues, tax equity structuring matters, and the monetization of tax benefits. Clients have described Shane as “one of the brightest tax minds” they have ever worked with, having “the rare ability to simultaneously think like a tax expert and a business leader.”

Morrison Foerster

U.S. Federal Income TaxMergers and Acquisitions+12
United States
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Shane Starkey

Clients enjoy working with Shane on executive compensation matters because he is responsive, efficient and practical. Shane represents more than 20 public companies, with market caps between $30 million and $60 billion. He addresses complex compensation issues across various industries and identifies best practices as they evolve. As a result, he is well-positioned to provide a concise legal analysis, along with alternative and creative approaches, for emerging issues. Shane leverages this experience to drive cost-effective solutions for his clients in a predictable and transparent manner. Shane handles a large spectrum of executive compensation matters, including equity- and cash-based incentive plans; director compensation programs; employment and change-in-control agreements; SEC disclosures (including proxy statements, Forms 8-K and Forms 4); compensation policies (including stock ownership, anti-hedging, clawbacks, risk assessments, etc.); deferred compensation plans; and tax planning (including the golden parachute rules). He also helps private companies navigate the compensation “tune-up” phase of the IPO process, manages compensation programs for portfolio companies owned by private equity firms, and represents management teams in private equity buyouts. A recognized leader, Shane served as partner-in-charge of Thompson Hine’s Cincinnati office for 10 years and in top board positions for various nonprofits in the region.

Thompson Hine LLP

Employee BenefitsExecutive Compensation+2
United States
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Shane Tintle

Partner

Davis Polk & Wardwell LLP

Capital MarketsSecurities
United States
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Shanell Cramer

Shanell guides investment banks and other financial institutions through a variety of commercial and residential mortgage loan, single-family rental, and other asset-backed transactions. She represents investment banks, private credit funds, and other financial institutions in a variety of mortgage banking and financing transactions. She focuses on the purchase and sale of residential, commercial, and multifamily mortgage loans and single-family rental properties, as well as structuring and negotiating warehouse lines, various government insured and guaranteed loans, mezzanine loans, preferred equity, real-estate-owned properties, and residential securities. Shanell has particular expertise in assisting clients in launching and acquiring warehouse lending platforms and counsels clients on a variety of syndicated financing transactions. She also has significant experience with bankruptcy safe harbors.

Alston & Bird LLP

Mortgage LendingAsset-Backed Finance+4
United States
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Shannon Baldwin

Shannon Baldwin assists underwriters and issuers with public and private securities offerings, with a concentration in the energy and utility industries. Her experience includes SEC registered debt offerings, Rule 144A/Regulation S debt offerings, utility first mortgage bond offerings, common stock offerings, establishment of “at-the-market” equity programs and 4(a)(2) private placements. She also advises clients on general corporate matters, including corporate governance, securities law compliance and reporting, mergers and acquisitions and joint ventures.

Bracewell LLP

Capital Markets: Debt OfferingsCapital Markets: Equity Offerings+7
United States
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Shannon Barks

Partner - Corporate and Finance Transactions

Bryan Cave Leighton Paisner

Estate PlanningTax Planning+5
United States
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Shannon Broome

Partner

Hunton Andrews Kurth LLP

Climate ChangeEnvironmental Social and Governance+7
United States
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Shannon Capone Kirk

Managing Principal & Global Head

Ropes & Gray LLP

Dispute ResolutionE-Discovery
United States
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Shannon Conway

Senior Counsel

Platt Richmond

Insurance Coverage LitigationSecurities Litigation+4
United StatesEnglish
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Shannon Daily

Partner

Hunton Andrews Kurth LLP

Structured FinanceSecuritization+5
United States
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Shannon Dudic

DLA Piper LLP (US)

Consumer Goods, Food and RetailLitigation, Arbitration and Investigations
United States
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Shannon Farmer

Partner

Ballard Spahr LLP

Labor and EmploymentLitigation
United States
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Shannon Hampton Sutherland

Shannon Hampton Sutherland is Co-Chair of the Duane Morris Trade Secrets and Non-Compete division of the Trial Practice Group. A strategic and practical advisor, and sharp trial and injunction lawyer, Ms. Sutherland is particularly well versed in in helping companies avoid and navigate disputes involving non-compete, non-solicit, and other restrictive covenant agreements, confidential information and trade secrets, customer and employee goodwill, unfair competition, and customer, consultant, and employee relationships. Ms. Sutherland routinely obtains and defends against temporary restraining orders and injunctions across the country and has represented clients in business, non-compete, and trade secret litigation nationwide. Companies across a broad range of industries – and, in particular, in the medical device and biotechnology, healthcare, financial services, transportation, chemical, and energy sectors – have trusted Ms. Sutherland to assist them with complex commercial and employment-related disputes, restrictive covenants, trade secrets, and business torts. Ms. Sutherland has also handled high-stakes injunction and litigation matters involving public entities and has represented several public entities in litigation and counseling roles. She also serves as a team lead of the firm's Life Sciences and Medical Technologies industry group and is a member of the Firm’s Commercial Litigation division. Ms. Sutherland's areas of practice include: Injunctions – prosecution and defense Temporary restraining orders Preliminary injunctions Permanent injunctions Restrictive covenants – drafting, counseling, and litigation Non-competition agreements Non-solicitation agreements Trade secrets Defend Trade Secrets Act claims State law claims Confidentiality, non-disclosure, and invention agreements Distributor agreements – drafting, counseling, and litigation Business tort and statutory claims, including, for example: Unfair competition Tortious interference Breach of fiduciary duty/duty of loyalty Fraud Computer Fraud and Abuse Act Complex commercial and business and contract disputes Employment-related disputes Declaratory judgment actions Zoning matters

Duane Morris LLP

Trade SecretsNon-Compete Agreements+7
United States
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Shannon Lankenau

Shannon Lankenau is a member of the Environment, Land & Resources Practice. Shannon received her JD in 2013 from University of California, Hastings College of the Law where she was awarded the Pro Bono Society Achievement Award and was a member of the Hastings Law Journal. Additionally, Shannon received her MA in International Affairs from the George Washington University. After law school, Shannon served as a law clerk for the Judge Larry R. Hicks of the United States District Court, District of Nevada. During law school, she also externed for Judge Charles R. Breyer of the United States District Court, Northern District of California.

Latham & Watkins

Environment, Land & Resources
United States
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Shannon R. McKay

Shannon McKay specializes in the intersection of energy and infrastructure, with a keen focus on innovative and transformative projects. She represents a diverse range of clients, including energy companies, private equity investors and financial institutions, in high-stakes transactions covering solar and offshore wind projects, electric power projects and upstream and midstream oil and gas projects. Shannon’s practice includes advising on joint ventures, strategic partnerships, and complex equity and asset transactions, ensuring that clients navigate the evolving landscape of the electric power, oil and gas, and infrastructure industries with confidence.

Bracewell LLP

EnergyInfrastructure+3
United States