Lawyers in United States

Stephanie Evans

Partner

WilmerHale

Stephanie Fontanes

Stephanie Fontanes has broad experience in all aspects of finance and real estate law. She has extensive experience in structured finance, acquisition, disposition, development, leasing, ground leasing, joint venture transactions, and hotel and casino management relationships. Stephanie represents borrowers and lenders in complex finance transactions with a focus on energy and infrastructure, biotechnology, and pharmaceuticals. Her real estate and joint venture practice is focused on healthcare, hospitality (including gaming, hotel, and golf properties), and energy (including solar, wind, gas, and geothermal projects). Stephanie has represented clients in mergers and acquisitions involving companies with large portfolios of retail, hospitality, and other asset types, and in the formation and negotiation of complex joint ventures for purposes of developing and operating medical office buildings, assisted living facilities, hotels, and casinos. She also has extensive experience in the negotiation of management agreements for hotels, casinos, and assisted living facilities.

Latham & Watkins

Stephanie Green

Partner

Balch & Bingham LLP

Stephanie Harden

Partner Stephanie M. Harden has extensive experience representing government contractors in a wide array of litigation and counseling matters and has been recognized as a Law360 Rising Star in the area of government contracts. Stephanie's experience includes: Bid Protests: Stephanie is a seasoned bid protest litigator, having litigated numerous protests before the Government Accountability Office (“GAO”), the U.S. Court of Federal Claims, and the Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit. Stephanie’s protest experience includes both protesting and defending agency award decisions in procurements of all sizes, including numerous multibillion-dollar procurements. Two of Stephanie’s significant protest wins are Lockheed Martin Corp. v. United States, 124 Fed. Cl. 709 (2016) (successfully defeating preliminary injunction alleging a range of protest allegations in major defense procurement) and AllWorld Language Consultants, Inc. (2016 CPD ¶ 12) (sustained protest of GSA Schedule contract award where putative awardee’s FSS contract did not meet solicitation requirements). Mandatory Disclosures: Stephanie assists clients in navigating the FAR’s Mandatory Disclosure Rule and other regulatory disclosure requirements. Cost and Pricing Matters: Stephanie regularly counsels clients on responding to government audits (including by DCAA, DCMA, and SIGAR), the submission of Requests for Equitable Adjustments and claims, defective pricing matters, and claims litigation before the Boards of Contract Appeals. Stephanie has helped clients recover millions of dollars of costs in these matters. Stephanie regularly speaks and writes on cost accounting and pricing issues and currently serves as a Co-Chair on the American Bar Association’s Accounting, Cost and Pricing Committee. False Claims Act (“FCA”) Litigation: Stephanie has extensive experience with FCA litigation, particularly cases involving complex government contracting principles. Internal Investigations/Compliance: Stephanie has counseled clients on compliance matters and internal investigations involving all manner of federal regulatory requirements, including small business regulations, the Service Contract Act, the FAR’s Combatting Trafficking in Persons (“CTIPs”) requirements, the Anti-Kickback Act, and gift and gratuity regulations. For Stephanie's full biography, please visit Stephanie M. Harden | Blank Rome LLP

Blank Rome LLP

Stephanie Hatzikyriakou

Counsel, BakerHostetler

BakerHostetler

Stephanie Heilborn

Stephanie Heilborn is a partner in Proskauer's Private Client Services Department, leads the International Private Client Services group and is a current member of the Firm's Executive Committee. Stephanie counsels some of the world’s wealthiest families and largest financial institutions in the implementation of complex tax-planning strategies, international estate planning and trust administration as well as fiduciary litigation. She assists in the formation and provision of corporate tax advice to private foundations and other tax-exempt organizations. She also has experience in forming and advising domestic and international family offices regarding estate and tax planning. Stephanie frequently lectures and writes on estate-planning topics and has been quoted by The New York Times and Forbes. She has served as an Adjunct Associate Professor of Law at Brooklyn Law School.

Proskauer Rose LLP

Stephanie Hosler

Partner - Corporate and Finance Transactions

Bryan Cave Leighton Paisner

Stephanie Jeane

Stephanie Jeane is an executive compensation partner in the Houston office of Kirkland & Ellis LLP. Stephanie’s practice focuses on executive compensation and benefits matters in connection with mergers and acquisitions, spin-offs and divestitures and public offerings. Stephanie also advises clients on a wide range of compensation and associated tax, securities and corporate governance matters, including the design, disclosure and implementation of equity and cash incentive programs, employment, consulting and severance arrangements, change in control plans and retention programs.

Kirkland & Ellis LLP

Stephanie Koo Song

As an award-winning partner in the firm’s premier finance practice, Stephanie Song has dedicated more than 16 years of her practice to counseling and representing domestic and foreign financial institutions, mezzanine funds, private equity funds, other credit providers and borrowers in all types of secured and unsecured credit transactions, including asset based lending, senior and subordinated debt financings, cross-border financings, debt restructurings, project and acquisition financings, letter of credit facilities, term loans, working capital loans, bond credit enhancement facilities, securitization and conduit lending transactions, oil and gas secured financings, as well as loan restructures and workouts and other various interbank relationships involved in syndicated loan transactions.

Bracewell LLP

Stephanie Kuhlen

Stephanie Kuhlen has broad experience in all aspects of finance and real estate law. She has extensive experience in structured finance, acquisition, disposition, development, leasing, ground leasing, joint venture transactions, and hotel and casino management relationships. Ms. Kuhlen represents borrowers and lenders in complex finance transactions with a focus on energy and infrastructure, biotechnology and pharmaceuticals. Her real estate and joint venture practice is focused on healthcare, hospitality (including gaming, hotel and golf properties) and energy (including solar, wind, gas and geothermal projects).

Latham & Watkins

Stephanie L Holcombe

Stephanie Holcombe works with companies and their owners and executives to manage the full range of issues related to business disputes — from risk control and litigation avoidance to the successful management of ongoing litigation in a strategic and cost-effective manner. She has tried cases in state and federal courts and in arbitrations (local and international) on a variety of issues. Her courtroom presence has been described by clients as effective, persuasive, and convincing. Stephanie’s experience includes the following: Contractual disputes Trade secrets Oil and gas contracts Oil and gas production equipment Non-competition and non-solicitation agreements Fiduciary duties Trademark infringement Landlord/Tenant disputes Stephanie serves in leadership roles across the firm including on the firm's Management Committee and as Chair of the Women’s Initiative. She is also an active member of DRI, serving on the DRI Annual Meeting Steering Committee and Women in the Law Steering Committee (Leadership Team). She also serves as an advisory board member for Theater Under the Stars (TUTS), Houston’s non-profit home for musical theater and as the President of the Nottingham Forest Civic Association.

Porter Hedges LLP

Stephanie Leibe

Norton Rose Fulbright

Stephanie Lim

Stephanie S. Lim represents independent power producers, power marketers, trade associations, and others in a wide variety of regulatory matters before the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC), courts of appeal and state public utility commissions. She counsels clients on the structure of electricity markets and the design of capacity markets. Stephanie also represents private equity clients and power producers on transactional matters, including mergers and acquisitions. Stephanie focuses her practice on operational and compliance issues, as well as matters arising under the Federal Power Act, the Public Utility Regulatory Policies Act of 1978, the Public Utility Holding Company Act of 2005, and the rules of regional transmission organizations and independent system operators. Stephanie represents clients in proceedings before FERC regarding the design and application of market rules. She also counsels clients in obtaining FERC authorization to sell electric energy, capacity, and ancillary services at market-based rates, exempt wholesale generator and qualifying facility status, and transfers of FERC-jurisdictional assets. In addition, Stephanie assists clients with regulatory and transactional aspects of electric generation and transmission project development and financing.

McDermott Will & Schulte

Stephanie McCann

Stephanie S. McCann focuses her practice on corporate finance. She represents private equity groups, commercial lending institutions and major public and private companies in connection with the structuring, negotiation and documentation of domestic and international secured and unsecured financing transactions, including senior, mezzanine and subordinated debt transactions, acquisition financings, recapitalizations, loan workouts and restructurings. Stephanie is the chair of the Firm’s Compensation Committee. She also is a current member of the Firm’s Executive and Management Committees. Please visit McDermott website for full biography: https://www.mwe.com/people/mccann-stephanie-s/

McDermott Will & Schulte

Stephanie Morrison

Partner

Weil, Gotshal & Manges LLP

Stephanie Parker

Partner

Jones Day

Stephanie Parker

Partner

Jones Day

Stephanie Schonewald

Dr. Stephanie Schonewald counsels biotech and pharmaceutical companies on the strategic development of patent portfolios, patent prosecution, and post-grant patent challenges. She advises clients on a broad range of patent matters, including patent portfolio management and counseling, with particular experience in cell therapies, microbiome therapeutics, gene therapies, antibodies and other related immunotherapies, vaccines, antisense oligonucleotides and siRNAs, and diagnostic methods for various diseases. Advising clients who are involved in contentious patent scenarios, Stephanie has handled a variety of third party submissions, protests, and post-grant proceedings before the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO). She has worked on over 55 inter partes review, post grant review, and covered business method review proceedings before the Patent Trial and Appeal Board (PTAB). In addition, Stephanie also advises clients on the management of their US patent office activity alongside other global patent activity. For example, she routinely consults with clients on European third party observations and oppositions, and has consulted with clients on post-grant challenges in other key jurisdictions, including Australia, China, and Japan.

Choate, Hall & Stewart

Stephanie Schroepfer

Norton Rose Fulbright

Stephanie Sharron

Stephanie Sharron | Morrison Foerster Stephanie assists companies with technology and life sciences transactions, representing both private and public companies, from emerging growth through the Fortune 50. In particular, Stephanie focuses on helping companies that leverage data through technology in structuring their business and commercial transactions. Stephanie has over two decades of experience working with clients on the complex technology, intellectual property, and data rights issues across technology and business sectors, including, among others: artificial intelligence (including machine learning and other data analytics approaches), cloud services, life sciences and healthcare, the Internet of Things (IoT), fintech, digital transactions, autonomous systems, cybersecurity solutions, semiconductors, edtech and cleantech. Additionally, Stephanie advises on the commercial technology and intellectual property aspects of mergers, acquisitions, asset spin-off transactions, and private equity investments. Stephanie served on the Responsible AI Venture Council, part of the recently launched Lucas Institute for Venture Ethics at Santa Clara University’s Markkula Center for Applied Ethics. Stephanie is also a member of the firm’s global ESG + Sustainability steering committee as well as the firm’s FinTech steering committee, where she helps to lead and collaborate with attorneys across multiple practices. Stephanie is also a sought-after speaker and thought leader on the issues at the intersection of technology and law, including regarding AI, Life Sciences and FinTech.

Morrison Foerster

Stephanie Srulowitz

Partner

Weil, Gotshal & Manges LLP

Stephanie Thomas

Stephanie C. Thomas | Morrison Foerster Stephanie, Chair of the firm’s global Private Funds Group, has over 20 years of experience advising on private fund formation and operations, as well as on regulatory compliance matters. She represents U.S. domestic and global fund sponsors and institutional investors in connection with the formation of, and investments in, buyout funds, venture capital funds, secondary funds, debt funds, infrastructure funds, fund–of–funds, social impact funds and other private funds with a broad range of investment strategies. She has been described by a client as “extremely knowledgeable in the fund formation space, very good to work with and thoughtful about the needs of her clients.” Private Fund Sponsors. Stephanie represents fund sponsors and the management teams of private funds in the formation of their private funds, as well as in ongoing fund operations, including upper–tier planning, parallel and feeder fund structures, alternative and offshore vehicles, securities law matters, ERISA compliance, transfers or sales of partnership interests, including secondary transactions, and other tax and regulatory matters. She has considerable experience negotiating anchor investor arrangements, navigating cross–border fund matters, structuring co–investment and overage programs, representing firms and individual partners at the time of hire or departure (including involuntary removal), and the formation of feeder vehicles, parallel funds and special purpose vehicles. She also advises U.S. and international companies in the structuring of their corporate venture capital programs. Institutional Investors. Stephanie has advised institutional investors in hundreds of private fund formations, involving foreign and domestic funds ranging in size from $40 million to $21 billion. These investors, including state and corporate pension funds, sovereign wealth funds, universities, fund-of-funds, insurance companies, and other institutional investors, have commitments ranging from $5 million - $1 billion on a per-deal basis. Her experience includes representing significant limited partner investors in some of the largest private market funds ever raised.

Morrison Foerster

Stephanie Trunk

Partner

ArentFox Schiff

Stephanie Vasconcellos

Partner

Mayer Brown