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Tali Sealman

Partner

White & Case LLP

United States
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Talia Housik

Associate - Real Estate

Bryan Cave Leighton Paisner

Commercial Real EstateAcquisitions+4
United States
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Tally Parham Casey

Tally is the Chair of Wyche’s Executive Committee and a litigator with two decades of experience. A former F-16 fighter pilot, Tally serves her clients with a special blend of tenacity, shrewdness, and creativity. Recently recognized as one of the top 25 lawyers in South Carolina, Tally focuses on complex matters in commercial and securities litigation, health care and qui tam litigation, products liability, insurance, and aerospace law. Admitted to practice in D.C. and Maryland as well as South Carolina, she has represented clients in corporate defense/white collar criminal matters and internal investigations, and she handles appeals before the United States Court of Appeals for Veterans Claims. A magna cum laude graduate of Princeton University and the University of Virginia School of Law, Lt. Col. Casey was the first female fighter pilot in the South Carolina Air National Guard and is a veteran of three combat tours over Iraq. She is based in our Columbia, SC office.

Wyche P.A.

Commercial LitigationSecurities Litigation+8
United States
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Talya Hutchison

Talya Hutchison is of counsel in the Litigation practice and is based in the firm's Washington, D.C. office. Her areas of focus include international trade law and national security regulation and investigations. Ms. Hutchison has advised multinational clients on a wide range of global trade controls and additional regulatory issues. Ms. Hutchison has counseled domestic and foreign companies on the impact of economic sanctions issued by the Office of Foreign Assets Control (“OFAC”) on Iran, Russia, Ukraine, Cuba, Venezuela, and other countries. She has also advised on compliance with export controls administered by the Bureau of Industry and Security (“BIS”) and the Directorate of Defense Trade Controls (“DDTC”). Ms. Hutchison regularly works with clients to obtain authorization from OFAC, BIS, and DDTC to engage in cross-border transactions involving export-controlled items or sanctioned jurisdictions and she has drafted compliance policies to ensure compliance with export controls and economic sanctions. Ms. Hutchison has also advised on data breaches, including customer notice requirements and government inquiries. Ms. Hutchison received her law degree in 2017 from The George Washington University Law School, where she graduated with high honors. During law school, she served as the Senior Online Editor of The George Washington Law Review. Ms. Hutchison earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in International Relations and Economics from New York University, cum laude, in 2012. Ms. Hutchison is admitted to practice law in the District of Columbia.

Paul Hastings LLP

International Trade LawNational Security Regulation and Investigations+2
United States
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Tamar Duvdevani

Partner; US Chair of DLA Piper's Trademark, Copyright and Media

DLA Piper LLP (US)

Advertising, Marketing and PromotionsConsumer Goods, Food and Retail+4
United States
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Tamar Niv Bessinger

Tamar Niv Bessinger offers clients proactive and practical IP counsel with creative strategies to achieve their goals while preserving their bottom line. Tamar’s practice focuses on U.S. trademark searching, filing, and enforcement, as well as portfolio management. She is adept at obtaining trademark registrations under challenging circumstances. A frequent speaker at trademark industry events and writer on issues including search strategies and ethics in trademark law, Tamar advises clients on trademark clearance, licensing, and acquisitions. She also negotiates and drafts coexistence, settlement, and manufacturing agreements. Tamar works with clients across diverse industries, including personal care products, beauty and fashion, luxury brands, restaurants, and entertainment and communications.

Fross Zelnick Lehrman & Zissu, P.C.

Intellectual PropertyTrademark
United States
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Tamar Rosenberg

Tamar Rosenberg is the leader of the firm’s Nonprofit Sector team. She advises nonprofit organizations throughout their lifespan, helping them in myriad ways to comply with the requirements of their tax-exempt and nonprofit status. She also supports high net worth families and businesses with their strategic philanthropy and business dealings with nonprofits. With over 20 years of experience helping hundreds of clients address a wide variety of challenging circumstances, Tamar focuses on developing practical solutions to help clients reduce risk, protect their interests, remain resilient through challenging situations and deliver on their mission and organizational goals.

Sheppard

NonprofitTax+2
United States
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Tamar Weinrib

Partner

Pomerantz LLP

Securities Litigation
United States
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Tamer Nagy

Partner

White & Case LLP

AntitrustMerger Control
United States
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Tamer Soliman

Partner

Mayer Brown

International Trade and National SecurityCustoms+2
United Arab Emirates, United States
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Tamerlin Godley

Tamerlin Godley is a partner in the Litigation Department, based in the Los Angeles office. She excels at handling complex business litigation disputes and sensitive company investigations. Major studios, networks and Fortune 500 companies across industries regularly turn to her to help them protect their most significant assets and lead investigations in times of crisis.

Paul Hastings LLP

Complex Business LitigationCompany Investigations+1
United States
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Tami Stark

Tami Stark represents companies, financial institutions, and senior executives in high-stakes SEC enforcement actions, securities regulatory proceedings, and complex white collar investigations. Drawing on more than eight years of experience in the Enforcement Division of the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, including service as an Assistant Regional Director, she offers clients practical, insider-informed guidance on managing risk, conducting internal investigations, and navigating government inquiries. Ranked as a leading lawyer in Chambers USA, Tami has been described by clients as “responsive, methodical and deeply knowledgeable” and as “someone you can really trust,” as well as “a strong partner to her clients with an insightful and informed perspective that not only helps cut through the heart of matters but also guides clients effectively through nuanced situations.” (Chambers USA 2025) She has represented public and private companies, investment advisers, broker-dealers, fintech and technology companies, private equity sponsors and portfolio companies, boards, special committees and senior executives in SEC, DOJ, FINRA, and multi-state regulatory investigations. Her experience spans all phases of government-facing matters, from internal review and disclosure strategies to negotiated resolutions and contested litigation. Tami also has substantial experience in court- and government-imposed monitorships and similar oversight roles. She has advised clients on matters relating to insider trading, accounting and financial reporting fraud, investment adviser and broker dealer misconduct, AI and cybersecurity disclosures, cryptocurrencies and other digital assets, the FCPA, and executive compensation and perks. Before joining Sher Tremonte, Tami was a partner at an international AmLaw 10 firm, where she advised clients in major criminal and regulatory investigations and enforcement actions brought by the SEC, DOJ, FINRA, and other regulators. Earlier, she practiced at a white collar criminal defense firm and served as a law clerk to the Honorable Carol B. Amon of the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of New York.

Sher Tremonte

Securities EnforcementWhite Collar Criminal Defense+5
United States
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Tamia Simonis

Partner

Wiggin and Dana LLP

CorporateDigital Media and Technology+7
United States
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Tamires Frasson

Counsel

RC Law LLP

International TaxEstate Planning+2
United StatesPortuguese, English +1
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Tammy Brennig

Partner

Hunton Andrews Kurth LLP

Banking and FinanceCorporate Finance+5
United States
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Tammy Davies

Tammy Davies is a partner in Morrison Foerster’s New York office and member of the firm’s Finance Group. Tammy C. Davies | Morrison Foerster Specializing in bespoke and complex credit arrangements, Tammy represents alternative lenders and private credit funds in a wide range of middle market financings and special situations, including acquisition financing, opportunistic credit solutions, asset-based lending, junior capital and second lien facilities, bifurcated unitranche facilities, structured financial arrangements, and other unique financing strategies. Tammy also advises private credit funds with NAV facilities, hybrid facilities and other credit support for fund portfolios. She has extensive experience in domestic and cross-border transactions across a variety of industries, including technology, healthcare, retail, media, gaming, pharmaceuticals, manufacturing, and financial services.

Morrison Foerster

FinancePrivate Credit+3
United States
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Tammy Knight

Partner

Holland & Knight

Corporate LawSecurities Law+2
United States
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Tammy Tsoumas

Tammy Tsoumas represents leading U.S. and multinational corporations in antitrust and other complex commercial litigation matters including price-fixing, monopolization, patent licensing and restraint of trade, unfair competition, wrongful death, and bankruptcy matters. She has experience in federal and state courts across the country and in complex multidistrict litigation, representing clients in diverse industries such as transportation, technology, electronics, media, manufacturing, and financial services. Tammy’s experience includes years of representing and counseling clients in high-profile litigation matters, including authoring and arguing key motions and defending critical depositions. Among her cases was one in which Kirkland & Ellis won a motion to dismiss approximately $4.5 billion in claims against approximately 430 client defendants. The dismissed claims included actions for fraudulent transfers, preferences, equitable subordination and equitable disallowance.

Kirkland & Ellis LLP

AntitrustComplex Commercial Litigation+7
United States
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Tammy Webb

Partner

Shook, Hardy & Bacon LLP

Class ActionsProduct Liability+4
United States
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Tana Ryan

Weil, Gotshal & Manges LLP

Private EquityMergers and Acquisitions
United States
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Tania Faransso

Partner

WilmerHale

Internal InvestigationsGovernment Investigations+3
United States
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Tanya Canup

Counsel

King & Spalding

E-DiscoveryInformation Governance+1
United States
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Tara Branscom-Holmes

Of Counsel

Thomas Horstemeyer LLP

Intellectual PropertyTrademark+2
United States
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Tara Castillo

Tara represents clients in warehouse finance, structured finance, specialty finance, securitizations, and other asset-backed transactions. Tara represents borrowers, issuers, lenders, placement agents, underwriters, and other industry participants across a broad spectrum of asset classes, including auto loans and leases, consumer loans, credit card receivables, elective medical health receivables, equipment loans, home improvement loans, lease-to-own receivables, merchant cash advance loans, solar loans, and timeshare receivables. Tara has extensive experience representing fintech platforms with bank partnerships and forward flow arrangements. She also advises on the receivables financing aspects of large industry mergers and acquisitions.

Alston & Bird LLP

Warehouse FinanceStructured Finance+6
United States