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Adam Gray

Partner

King & Spalding LLP

Adam Green

Adam Green’s practice focuses primarily on mergers and acquisitions, joint ventures and majority and minority investments across multiple industries. He works regularly with media and emerging technology clients, often representing Swedish founders and startups in their growth and exit phases, and frequently represents foreign clients in Swedish matters as well as Swedish clients in transactions with an international element. Adam is actively engaged in training the firm’s M&A lawyers and is a regular lecturer at Stockholm University, the Stockholm Center for Commercial Law, Handelshögskolan (the Stockholm School of Economics) and Domstolsakademin (Academy of Swedish judges).

Mannheimer Swartling

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 Gregory

Partner, Patent Attorney

Mewburn Ellis LLP

Adam Gross

I specialise in property disputes, advising and litigating the full range of commercial and residential property and land disputes. For over 16 years, I have represented ultra-high-net worth and high net-worth individuals, private investors and small to medium size property companies. I am often instructed early on to discuss my clients’ commercial objectives, devise a strategy with them and then implement it, sometimes with litigation. I am often asked to advise on development issues such as restrictive covenants, rights to light, seeking possession from protected tenants and easements, as well as contested joint venture agreements and shareholder disputes. I enjoy being asked proactively to problem solve situations for my clients and the personal relationships that I have managed to develop with them. I also regularly assist clients to protect their property portfolios and, through this, have developed a deep understanding of a broad range of property management issues including possessions, arrears, dilapidations and contested consents. I represent clients in court, tribunals, arbitrations and adjudications and particularly enjoy engaging in complex settlement discussions, thinking laterally and sometimes outside of the main issues in dispute to find a commercially acceptable resolution to clients’ problems. The Fladgate personal approach to service and client base really appealed to me when I decided to move firms. It fits in identically with the way I like to act for clients, which presents a very exciting opportunity going forward. The firm already has an outstanding reputation in the market and I am delighted to have identified such a strong internal culture too. With that backdrop, there can only be even greater opportunities to deepen relationships as our clients’ trusted advisors. Outside of work I spend my time with wife and young family, and I am a keen runner. Having never run a marathon before, I took the opportunity to use lockdown to train for my first ultra-marathon, a 100km race from London to Brighton, to raise money for Alzheimer’s Research UK.

Fladgate LLP

Adam Gross

I specialise in property disputes, advising and litigating the full range of commercial and residential property and land disputes. For over 16 years, I have represented ultra-high-net worth and high net-worth individuals, private investors and small to medium size property companies. I am often instructed early on to discuss my clients’ commercial objectives, devise a strategy with them and then implement it, sometimes with litigation. I am often asked to advise on development issues such as restrictive covenants, rights to light, seeking possession from protected tenants and easements, as well as contested joint venture agreements and shareholder disputes. I enjoy being asked proactively to problem solve situations for my clients and the personal relationships that I have managed to develop with them. I also regularly assist clients to protect their property portfolios and, through this, have developed a deep understanding of a broad range of property management issues including possessions, arrears, dilapidations and contested consents. I represent clients in court, tribunals, arbitrations and adjudications and particularly enjoy engaging in complex settlement discussions, thinking laterally and sometimes outside of the main issues in dispute to find a commercially acceptable resolution to clients’ problems. The Fladgate personal approach to service and client base really appealed to me when I decided to move firms. It fits in identically with the way I like to act for clients, which presents a very exciting opportunity going forward. The firm already has an outstanding reputation in the market and I am delighted to have identified such a strong internal culture too. With that backdrop, there can only be even greater opportunities to deepen relationships as our clients’ trusted advisors. Outside of work I spend my time with wife and young family, and I am a keen runner. Having never run a marathon before, I took the opportunity to use lockdown to train for my first ultra-marathon, a 100km race from London to Brighton, to raise money for Alzheimer’s Research UK.

Fladgate LLP

Adam Grzelak

Senior Counsel, Attolrey-at-law, licensed restructuring advisor

Soltysinski Kawecki & Szlezak

Adam Handfinger

Peckar & Abramson, P.C.

Adam Hankiss

Partner

King & Spalding

Adam Haque

DLA Piper

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 Heather

Partner // Head of Real Estate // Office Managing Partner Newcastle

Womble Bond Dickinson (UK) LLP

Adam Hemlock

Partner

Weil, Gotshal & Manges LLP

Adam Herzfeld

Adam Herzfeld is a Senior Associate at Wenger Plattner in the practice groups Private Clients and Litigation and Arbitration. He primarily advises individuals and families in the areas of estate planning (wills, marriage and inheritance contracts, business succession) and estate administration (heir representation, executorship). Adam Herzfeld advises and represents his clients before Swiss authorities and courts, particularly in (international and domestic) inheritance, commercial, liability, and employment law disputes. Before returning to Switzerland in 2019, Adam Herzfeld practiced for several years as a lawyer in Israel, where he was active in the fields of inheritance, commercial, and civil litigation.

Wenger Plattner

Adam Hickey

Partner

Mayer Brown

Adam Hodoň

Partner

Kinstellar

Adam Hoi

Associate

Tanner De Witt

Adam Huckle

Adam is a partner of Maples and Calder's Financial Services Regulation and Dispute Resolution & Insolvency teams in the Maples Group's Cayman Islands office. Adam regularly represents retail and investment banks, trustees, investment funds and other financial institutions. He has a broad range of litigation experience, with an emphasis on complex, multi-jurisdictional matters involving banking, finance, investment funds, company law and trusts disputes. Adam's regulatory practice has a particular focus on economic sanctions, but also includes advising on cross border conduct of business, duties of confidentiality, anti-corruption and bribery, licensing, record retention and mandatory reporting and information exchange. He regularly appears in the Grand Court and Court of Appeal of the Cayman Islands.

Maples Group

Adam Hugill

Partner

Hugill & Ip

Adam Hunt

Adam J. Hunt | Morrison Foerster Adam J. Hunt is a partner in the Litigation Department of Morrison Foerster’s New York office. His practice focuses on complex litigation, with an emphasis on class action and commercial litigation. Mr. Hunt has extensive experience representing consumer products companies, financial institutions, and technology firms in class action cases and complex commercial disputes before state and federal trial courts, as well as in arbitrations. Clients seek Mr. Hunt’s counsel for his creative, strategic thinking in high-stakes, high-profile matters. He has represented clients facing claims under false advertising, antitrust, and privacy laws throughout the country, securing wins at the pleading stage, summary judgment, and trial, in addition to negotiating favorable settlements, often early in the case. Representative experience includes successfully securing rulings dismissing two putative false advertising class action cases against one of the best-known consumer electronics companies in the world; obtaining a complete win on summary judgment for a major shipping and logistics company in a multimillion-dollar commercial dispute; appearing as counsel at trial for a leading financial institution in a $100 million commercial dispute, winning a bench trial verdict; and prevailing on motions to dismiss false advertising class actions against a leading Greek yogurt company. Mr. Hunt is also an editor of the firm’s Class Dismissed blog, which provides insights, recommendations, and timely reports on the latest defense news, developments, and trends in the most current class action lawsuits that affect consumer-facing companies. Mr. Hunt maintains an active pro bono practice and is the recipient of the New York State Bar Association’s 2017 President’s Pro Bono Service Award for the First Judicial Department, the 2018 Public Service Award from New York University School of Law, and Morrison Foerster’s Kathi Pugh Award for Pro Bono Services. Mr. Hunt received his B.A. with honors from Swarthmore College and his J.D. cum laude from New York University.

Morrison Foerster

Adam Israel

Partner

Balch & Bingham LLP

Adam J. Sullins

Adam Sullins is Global Co-Chair of the firm's Entertainment, Sports & Media Practice and Industry Groups. He represents sports teams, owners and investors, media companies, corporate sponsors, as well as leagues, players associations, governing bodies, and athletes on a full spectrum of matters across the sports industry. With many years of sports industry experience, Adam regularly advises on: Acquisition and sale of ownership stakes in sports franchises (including expansion efforts) and other companies Broadcast and new media deals Corporate sponsorship, endorsement, and other commercial deals Strategic ventures Licensing League ownership rules and regulations esports transactions

Latham & Watkins