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Adam Epstein
Adam is a Partner in the Finance & Banking Group. He leads the Firm's highly regarded practice defending clients against the financial services regulatory bodies. For more than 20 years, he has defended some of the biggest enforcement cases to emerge, ranging from the enforcement proceedings brought in relation to Barings in the 1990's to acting in the recent LIBOR and Forex investigations, and others not yet public. He knows the FCA prosecution well and has practical hands on experience in front of the decision makers. He also has extensive experience in cross jurisdictional matters that involve, for example, the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) and the Department of Justice (DoJ). In addition to defending contested actions, his work often takes place in the pre investigation and pre enforcement stages, helping clients protect themselves against future possible regulatory action. Adam's practice also includes a great deal of experience representing clients in front of a wide variety of other business regulators and enforcement authorities. He represents both individuals and institutions. Adam also leads the firm's Professional Discipline practice, advising professionals such as accountants, lawyers, insolvency practitioners and pension trustees who are facing challenge or investigation by regulatory or enforcement bodies. Adam also leads the firm's Professional Discipline practice, advising professionals such as accountants, lawyers, insolvency practitioners and pension trustees who are facing challenge or investigation by regulatory or enforcement bodies. He is also experienced in Court and arbitral proceedings, having acted in disputes involving substantial sums of money across arenas as diverse as funds, finance, private banking, spread betting, foreign exchange, structured products, pensions, insurance and capital markets. He combines 25 years' experience of litigating with an in-depth knowledge of the industry and the relevant rules. Adam is widely recognised as a leading individual in the area of Financial Services. The Contentious Regulatory practice that he heads is ranked in Legal 500 and Chambers & Partners and Adam himself has been consistently rated over the years by both legal directories. Legal 500 praises the group's "high-quality and commercially savvy advice" and states that "the ‘very experienced and wily’ Adam Epstein is the undoubted standout". Chambers cites Adam as "extremely good and knowledgeable in this area" and applauds his "extremely focused, very client-friendly" approach stating that he is "exactly the person you would want on your side". Legal 500 2016 states that "he provides 'calm, sensible and sound advice' and is 'revered by his opponents as an expert in his field.'".
Mishcon de Reya LLP
Adam Eytan
Partner, Head of Commercial, Co-Head of Infrastructure and Project Finance
Herzog Fox & Neeman
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 Fellows
Senior Associate
Walkers
Adam Finch
I head up the Cheltenham Dispute Resolution team, which includes over 33 in the team. I specialise in Corporate Disputes such as shareholder, franchise and contractual issues. I lead on finance and financial services disputes and fraud, including injunctive relief and acting as supervising solicitor.
HCR Law
Adam Fink
Associate - Corporate and Finance Transactions
Bryan Cave Leighton Paisner
Adam Finlay
Partner
McCann FitzGerald LLP
Adam Firth
Partner
Ashurst
Adam Flacks
Principal
LK Law LLP
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 Foreman
Partner
Corrs Chambers Westgarth
Adam Forman
Partner, BakerHostetler
BakerHostetler
Adam Forster
A Partner specialising in commercial dispute resolution and international arbitration, Adam Forster's practice encompasses all aspects of domestic and international trade, commerce and finance. Adam advises on proceedings in the High Court, the Court of Appeal, and the London Court of International Arbitration, on a range of matters including financial services, shareholder and partnership disputes and insolvency. Adam acts on behalf of clients, typically institutional investors, in matters involving international banks and also acts for a range of corporate clients, together with high net-worth individuals.
RPC
Adam Fortune
Adam is an experienced dispute resolution lawyer who advises on a wide range of commercial litigation and arbitration matters. He has represented clients including FTSE100 corporates as well as private individuals on both domestic and cross-border disputes. Adam is particularly well known for his expertise in IT and banking.
Keystone Law
Adam Foslid
Winston Taylor
Adam Fox
Adam is a Principal Associate working in the commercial team in London. Adam advises clients on a wide range of commercial matters, with a particular focus on digital technologies and emerging business models, global privacy and data protection, and marketing laws and regulations. Adam’s experience includes: acting (on secondment for 2.5 years) as sole Privacy Counsel for WeWork's EMEA region, leading privacy and data protection compliance in the region; conducting GDPR audits for various multinational organisations, including a Japanese car manufacturer, an artificial intelligence business in the pharmaceuticals industry and a television production and distribution company; providing strategic international data transfers advice and support (both from a UK GDPR and EU GDPR perspective) for global clients, including a well-known international IT company, a leading international hotel chain, a SaaS-based web, desktop and mobile analytics platform and a leading manufacturer and marketer of skin care, makeup, fragrance and hair products; advising on large data subject access requests (DSAR), including supporting a bank on a highly contentious DSAR by project managing and co-ordinating a review team to ensure regulatory deadlines were met; assisting multinational businesses with data breaches, preparing breach notifications for supervisory authorities across the globe and conducting post-breach investigations and audits; supporting an on-demand online grocery delivery business by negotiating agreements with partners in its AdTech network; advising an online takeaway delivery company on their negotiation of a Google Marketing/Ads Platform reseller agreement; acting for an internationally recognised digital brand: co-ordinating large global e-compliance projects, implementing end-to-end GDPR, Data Protection 2018 and ePrivacy compliance, responding to DSRs, advising on direct marketing and online advertising strategies, competitions and promotions, social media marketing and the use of children’s data, advising on high-value commercial distribution agreements and technology-related procurement contracts; drafting software development agreements for a major telecommunications and internet service provider in relation to a new SIM-only mobile network trading platform for retailers; and acting for J.K. Rowling’s agency protecting J.K. Rowling and the Harry Potter brand from an IP and reputational perspective, drafting and advising on agency and publishing deals and managing J.K. Rowling’s domain portfolio.
Shoosmiths LLP
Adam Friel
Adam Otterway Friel, Partner and Head of Education Law, has over 10 years’ experience and expertise in this specialist field. His interest in education law was sparked as a consequence of his own learning difficulties (dyslexia) and the issues he faced both at school and university. He is therefore genuinely passionate about his work and totally committed to achieving outstanding results. During his career he has developed a modern approach to his practice and prides himself in achieving clients’ results as swiftly as possible, with a straightforward, jargon-free style. He is very passionate about education rights and has been involved in a number of pro bono projects, including free charity monthly advice clinics. Adam is regularly invited to be a speaker at events, talks, workshops and conferences to charities, parent groups and schools regarding educational issues.
Geldards LLP
Adam Frost
Adam is a Senior Associate based in the Shoosmiths’ Milton Keynes corporate team, having qualified into the team in April 2019. Adam has a wide range of expertise in corporate transactions, working with private equity houses, corporate entities and management teams on M&A transactions, disposals, investments, shareholder arrangements and general corporate governance. Adam’s recent deal experience includes advising on: Five Arrows Principal Investment’s sale of Umbria Topco Limited, the holding company of Opus 2, which is a provider of legal software; Ipsos’s acquisition of Karian and Box, a leading specialist in employee research and experience; the acquisition of Wizkids (five multi-jurisdictional entities) by the TextHelp group, who specialise in education accessibility tools and data synchronisation; the acquisition of Allocate Software by RL Datix, investee company of Five Arrows Principal Investments, TA Associates and Nordic Capital; US based Beeline group’s acquisition of JoinedUp group, a workforce management software provider, backed by the group’s investee company, New Mountain Capital; the purchase of the business and assets of Keysoe and the College Equestrian Centre; and the acquisition of Mintec Global, provider of food commodity price data and market intelligence, by Five Arrows Principal Investments. Adam has also gained significant experience on secondment, working within the legal functions of Volkswagen Group UK Ltd, Travelodge Hotels Ltd and Volkswagen Financial Services.
Shoosmiths LLP
Adam Furber
Co-Head of the Firm’s Asia Offices, Adam Furber leads the Firm’s Asia Investment Funds Practice. Specialises in private investment funds, an area in which the firm has a preeminent international presence. Advises clients in Asia with the organisation of buy-out, credit, growth and venture capital, distressed asset, real estate, pan-Asia, Australia, China, India, Indonesia, Japan and South Korea focused onshore and offshore funds. Represents private equity sponsors in connection with joint ventures and asset management M&A transactions.
Simpson Thacher & Bartlett Hong Kong
Adam Glass
I am a disputes lawyer and for over 30 years I have been helping businesses and individuals solve their civil and criminal legal problems. I draw on a broad range of experience which includes previous roles as a criminal barrister and in-house lawyer. I advise on a wide range of commercial civil litigation with particular expertise in media and intellectual property disputes, and in matters where clients may find themselves being prosecuted by enforcement agencies or regulators in the criminal courts, such as business crime, health & safety prosecutions, and competition cases.
Lewis Silkin
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 Goldenberg
Adam is a litigation partner at McCarthy Tétrault. His trial and arbitration practice focuses on commercial and regulatory disputes. He has particular expertise in appeals and judicial reviews. Clients value Adam’s advice on complex business problems, his agility in handling urgent issues, and his prowess in the courtroom. He has litigated matters in the courts of Ontario, British Columbia, Alberta, Saskatchewan, Manitoba, and New Brunswick, as well as the federal courts. He has been counsel in more than 20 appeals to the Supreme Court of Canada. Adam regularly acts pro bono for individuals and public interest organizations, including in high-profile matters affecting the LGBTQ2S+ community. Adam serves on the Leadership Council of the World Justice Project, an independent, multidisciplinary organization working to advance the rule of law worldwide. Early in his career, he was a law clerk to Chief Justice Beverley McLachlin at the Supreme Court of Canada. He has taught appellate practice and procedure at the University of Toronto and lectured at law schools across Canada on constitutional and administrative law.
McCarthy Tétrault
Adam Goldthorp
Adam is a Managing Associate in our Commercial Real Estate team. He works on a broad range of property matters, from lettings and general property management to investment and development transactions. A particular area of focus is development projects documented on a forward funding basis. Adam acts for Watkin Jones on the construction of alternative asset class projects and also for institutional funds such as PGIM.
Mishcon de Reya LLP
Adam Grant
Adam partners with companies and senior leadership teams to ensure the effective day-to-day and strategic management of staff. This means understanding the business – delivering clear, concise and practical solutions and working to achieve commercial aims. His practice covers the full range of employment law including advising on complex disciplinary, performance and discrimination issues; project managing restructures, redundancies, contractual variations and boardroom matters; transactional support in particular TUPE and outsourcing; and dispute resolution starting from managing grievances all the way through to defending claims in the Employment Tribunal and High Court. Adam has considerable expertise in commercial projects, hospitality, trade associations, recruitment, later living and the arts. Adam also acts for senior executives and high net worth individuals. His focus is on helping them enter and exit the employment relationship in the most efficient and financially beneficial manner, including protecting bonuses and advising on the impact of post-employment restrictions.
Wedlake Bell LLP