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Naeun Rim
Naeun Rim is the leader of Manatt’s Trial, White Collar and Investigations practice. She is a seasoned trial lawyer based in Manatt’s Los Angeles office who specializes in complex commercial litigation and white collar disputes. She has represented companies, executives, and high net-worth individuals in a broad range of matters, including those involving civil contract and business torts, healthcare fraud, securities fraud, class actions, False Claims Act, trade secret misappropriation, consumer protection claims, tax evasion, real estate disputes, customs violations, environmental crimes, cybercrimes, and more. Her trial skills and business-oriented approach are sought by clients across a variety of industries—including health care, financial services, banking, entertainment and technology. She has secured numerous jury acquittals, dismissals and favorable sentencing results in criminal matters and multimillion-dollar judgments in civil cases. She has also guided companies through sensitive internal investigations during times of crisis. A significant portion of Naeun’s practice is dedicated to trial work. Widely recognized as a rising star throughout the trial bar, she has already first-chaired multiple trials in high-stakes cases. As one of the few Asian American women who have served as trial counsel for a Fortune 150 company, Naeun played a decisive role in defending a large pipeline owner-operator in one of the biggest environmental trials in California’s history. Her work has been featured by notable news outlets, including CNN, The Washington Post, Reuters UK and the Los Angeles Times. Her representative matters include: Successfully defended a bank in a civil fraud case alleging $100 million in damages, securing a complete defense verdict after a multiweek arbitration. Lead counsel in a two-week jury trial, securing acquittals on and dismissals of all 19 counts of felony wire and mail fraud charges against the CEO of a movie financing and production company. Lead counsel in a securities fraud class action case pending against a publicly traded bank. Co-lead counsel representing dozens of corporate claimants in 15 of the 1MDB civil forfeiture matters, the largest federal civil forfeiture action ever brought by the U.S. Department of Justice’s Kleptocracy Asset Recovery Initiative. Successfully represented a health care provider in a Medicare risk adjustment internal investigation. Secured a declination of prosecution agreement on behalf of a high-net-worth CEO facing felony public corruption charges. Trial counsel in a multimillion-dollar federal civil jury trial alleging trade secret misappropriation. Prior to joining Manatt, Naeun served as a trial deputy at the Federal Defender’s Office in Los Angeles, where she first-chaired numerous felony jury trials and represented defendants in matters involving complex wire and mail fraud, money laundering, health care fraud, access device fraud, environmental crimes, computer crimes, tax evasion, and more. She appeared in hundreds of federal criminal cases and developed a reputation among federal judges and prosecutors alike as a skilled and credible advocate. In addition to her client work, Naeun is active in the community, serving as a mentor for young women lawyers and attorneys of color, and is involved with various legal organizations—including serving as a board member of the Korean American Bar Association of Southern California and as a member of the Women’s White Collar Defense Association. She is one of the original Fellows of NAPABA’s 2018 Leadership Advancement Program. Naeun also continues to remain dedicated to pro bono work. Among other cases, Naeun is lead class counsel in two class action lawsuits brought against federal prisons in Southern California for Eighth Amendment violations after hundreds of justice-involved persons tested positive for COVID-19. Naeun clerked in the Central District of California for the Honorable A. Howard Matz. Naeun is conversationally fluent in Korean.
Manatt, Phelps & Phillips, LLP
Najeebah Hussain
Associate - Litigation and Investigations
Bryan Cave Leighton Paisner
Nancy McEvily Davis
Nancy is a trial lawyer with jury trial experience. She represents domestic and international companies in complex commercial disputes in a variety of industries including healthcare, energy, and banking. Nancy’s practice focuses on disputes involving breach of contract, fraud and other business torts, civil rights, personal injury, and products liability for both plaintiffs and defendants in state courts, federal courts, and arbitration proceedings. She also has experience in class actions, mass torts, and bankruptcy-related litigation, as well as insurance coverage disputes. Nancy has handled all aspects of trial matters from pre-suit discovery through trial and post-trial motions. Clients who have worked with Nancy have commented that they appreciate Nancy’s technical skill, smart and clear communication, ability to connect legal advice to the client’s business, and energy and enthusiasm for her cases.
Bracewell LLP
Naomi Griffin
With over 20 years' experience in her legal career, Naomi has acted for clients across a range of sectors and industries on complex commercial litigation, class actions and regulatory investigations. She has experience litigating in the Federal Court and Supreme Courts of NSW and Victoria as well as in the Queens Bench division in the UK (being admitted as a solicitor in NSW and the High Court of Australia and in England and Wales). She has advised clients in parliamentary inquiries and follow-on litigation to such inquiries. Naomi is Co-Chair of the firm's global Class Actions and Group Litigation Group, Chair of the Innovation & Best Delivery Committee for APAC and a member of the global ESG Risk working group. Naomi previously worked for a top tier Australian firm, in-house at a global bank and in-house at a wealth manager. She has training and experience as a legal project manager and regularly integrates technology into her team's project delivery. Naomi is highly regarded by clients for her technical skills and trial experience. Legal 500 recognised Naomi as a "Next Generation Partner" in 2023. Naomi is a passionate supporter of the firm's Accelerate network promoting greater diversity and inclusion.
Clifford Chance
Natan Lerner
Partner
Shnitzer Gotlieb Samet & Co.
Neal Potischman
Partner
Davis Polk & Wardwell LLP
Neal Walters
Partner and Leader of Ballard Spahr’s Product Liability/Mass Tort Group
Ballard Spahr LLP
Nicholas Anaclerio
Mr. Anaclerio has decades of experience as a Labor and Employment trial and appellate attorney helping clients in the defense of wage and hour, discrimination, and other employment class actions, lawsuits and charges involving alleged sexual harassment and retaliation, gender, race, age, national origin, disability and religious discrimination under Title VII of the 1964 Civil Rights Act, the Americans with Disabilities Act, the Family and Medical Leave Act, the Fair Labor Standards Act, the Illinois Whistleblower Act, the Sarbanes–Oxley Act of 2002 and related state and federal laws. His practice has likewise included hundreds of restrictive covenant and trade secret misappropriation disputes, claims and lawsuits, including numerous high stakes temporary restraining order and preliminary injunction hearings. He is a seasoned trial attorney with extensive first-chair jury trial, bench trial and arbitration hearing experience. He provides practical and insightful human resource counseling to management clients facing ongoing employee relations and employment law compliance issues, and he has represented corporate and institutional clients in a wide range of industries and professions. Mr. Anaclerio regularly publishes and speaks on employment topics including the ethical dimension of restrictive covenant and trade secret disputes, wage and hour compliance, sensitive workplace investigations, generational workforce issues, employee privacy, workplace retaliation claims and many others.
Vedder
Nicholas L. Schlossman
Nicholas Schlossman represents clients in high-stakes litigation matters, including disputes with the government, consumer class actions, and other complex proceedings. Nicholas combines extensive complex commercial litigation experience with a sophisticated understanding of multiple regulated industries. He represents clients before trial courts, arbitrators, appellate courts, and administrative agencies, typically in cases involving a complex regulatory overlay. He works with clients in a number of highly regulated industries, including: Telecommunications Pharmaceuticals Healthcare Biotechnology Energy Technology He fosters trusted relationships with clients to understand their business and legal objectives and devise a litigation strategy that allows them to achieve those goals. In addition, he regularly drafts briefs and counsels clients on novel issues of administrative law and challenges to the legality of government actions. His matters arise under a wide range of federal statutory and regulatory regimes, including the Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act; Controlled Substances Act; Plant Protection Act; Telephone Consumer Protection Act (TCPA); Communications Act; Federal Energy Regulatory Commission regulations; Copyright Act; securities laws; and various consumer protection statutes. In addition to litigating these issues, he provides pre-dispute counseling to clients in regulatory matters that may result in litigation. Nicholas serves as a member of the firm’s Ethics Committee. He also maintains an active pro bono practice, including multiple engagements concerning nationwide civil asset forfeiture practices.
Latham & Watkins
Nicholas Mavrakis
Partner
Ashurst
Nicholas Nesgos
Partner
ArentFox Schiff
Nick Alp
Partner
Webber Wentzel
Nicole Eichberger
Nicole A. Eichberger is a partner in Proskauer's Labor and Employment Law Department and head of the New Orleans office. She is a member of the Class & Collective Actions and Wage and Hour Groups. Nici is an experienced trial lawyer and represents clients in all types of employment-related matters, from single-plaintiff and complex employment to large, complex class and collective actions alleging discrimination, non-compete violations, and wage and hour disputes. Nici has significant experience assisting clients in the defense of numerous class and collective actions. She frequently counsels employers, fiduciaries, and trustees on employment, wage and hour and benefit issues. In addition to her litigation practice, Nici assists in conducting workplace investigations and audits related to discrimination, managerial training, non-competes and employee classification. She is adept to counseling clients on a wide array of issues including reviewing and drafting employee handbooks, wage and hour issues, employee leave and training policies. She is a member of the Firm’s eDiscovery Group and advises clients on eDiscovery matters, including day-to-day preservation, investigations and litigation strategies. Nici recently completed a three-year term was on the ABA’s Standing Committee on Pro Bono & Public Service and serves as the Pro Bono Co-Coordinator for Proskauer’s New Orleans office. She is a prolific writer, frequently contributing to Proskauer’s Law and the Workplace Blog and a sought-after speaker on collective/class action topics.
Proskauer Rose LLP
Nicole Mantini
A litigator practising in life sciences, Nicole’s fluency with scientific subject matter makes her particularly skilled at working with expert witnesses and transforming complex scientific concepts into persuasive advocacy. Nicole’s commercial litigation practice focuses on the pharmaceutical, biotechnology and life sciences sectors. Her experience extends across patent and trademark litigation, product liability and class actions, and regulatory and judicial review proceedings. Nicole frequently represents international and North American pharmaceutical companies in patent infringement, impeachment and related proceedings, including under the Patented Medicines (Notice of Compliance) Regulation. She also represents life sciences clients in regulatory matters, including in proceedings for judicial review, and has assisted Canadian and international companies in defending and enforcing trademark rights in Canada. Nicole’s litigation work also includes defending health product, medical device and agricultural product manufacturers in product liability actions across Canada, including in class proceedings. She has appeared as counsel in the Federal Court and Federal Court of Appeal, at the trial and appellate level in the courts of Ontario, Alberta and Saskatchewan, and in the Supreme Court of Canada.
Torys
Nigel Telman
Nigel F. Telman is the Managing Partner of Proskauer's Chicago office, leads the Employment practice in the Chicago office, and is co-head of the Labor Department’s national Employment Litigation & Arbitration Practice Group. Nigel serves as a high-level strategic advisor to his clients on “bet the company” employment-related claims that often involve significant reputational risk. The nation’s leading organizations turn to Nigel to handle their most sensitive and challenging matters which, due to his involvement, often successfully result in non-public and confidential resolutions. When matters are unable to be settled, Nigel works with clients to strategically design a litigation strategy that advantageously positions them for successful dispositive motions, trial and the possibility of post-trial appeals. A strategic advisor to boards and C-suite executives on the full spectrum of the employer/employee relationship, Nigel's nationwide practice is concentrated in litigating single and class action disputes arising out of claims of workplace harassment and employment discrimination, and in handling confidential workplace investigations. In addition, Nigel has significant experience defending and enforcing Restrictive Covenant Agreements, as well as protecting employers' trade secrets and other confidential information from misappropriation by former employees through the institution of emergency litigation seeking temporary and permanent injunctive relief. Nigel utilizes his experience litigating employment-related disputes to counsel clients on effective ways to avoid litigation. His counseling practice focuses on training and advising clients on ways to improve all aspects of the employment relationship, including techniques on how to make effective hiring decisions; reviewing and revising employment policies, practices and procedures; and advising on employee disciplinary matters, reductions in force and termination decisions. Providing the highest level of strategic advice and execution across all phases of the employee lifecycle from hire to exit, Nigel represents clients in a range of industries before state and federal courts throughout the country as well as before the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, state and local administrative agencies, and the American Arbitration Association.
Proskauer Rose LLP
Nikiforos Iatrou
Focused on contentious antitrust matters, Niki is routinely retained by Canadian and multinational clients facing high-stakes, competition issues, including mergers, cartels, abuses of dominance, false and misleading advertising claims, and class actions. Recent matters involve investigations into social media, food delivery, alleged abuse of dominance in commercial aviation; alleged misleading online price representations in intercity transportation and temporary accommodations; e-Book publishing; airline joint ventures; and class actions regarding salmon, hard drive suspension systems, sub-sovereign bonds, and generic drugs.
McCarthy Tétrault
Nina Abbey
Principal Lawyer
Maurice Blackburn Lawyers
Nina Blomfield
Partner
Simpson Grierson
Nir Friedman
Partner, Litigation Department
EBN – Erdinast, Ben Nathan, Toledano
Nir Kehat
Partner, Litigation
Arnon, Tadmor-Levy
Nir Milshtein
Partner and Co-head of Commercial Litigation Department
Shnitzer Gotlieb Samet & Co.
Nir Nordan
Partner, Dispute Resolution Department
EBN – Erdinast, Ben Nathan, Toledano
Nir Rosner
Partner, Litigation
Arnon, Tadmor-Levy
Noa Baddish
Noa M. Baddish is a partner in Proskauer's Labor & Employment Law Department and a member of the Sports and Private Capital Groups. A skilled litigator and trial lawyer, Noa represents employers across industries — including sports, financial services, media, and entertainment — in complex employment disputes, arbitration, and class and collective actions nationwide. She is a go-to defender for major employers facing high-risk employment litigation, with a record that spans some of the most complex wage and hour and discrimination class actions in the country, including claims involving unpaid overtime, misclassification, and off-the-clock work. Equally formidable in individual litigation, Noa represents clients in their most sensitive discrimination and harassment matters involving allegations of sex, race, age, disability, and retaliation. Clients rely on her because she brings trial-tested instincts, strategic clarity, and a command of the procedural and evidentiary issues that shape both class and individual outcomes. Her credibility with judges and her sophisticated handling of expert witnesses, especially in class certification and statistical analysis, make her one of the most effective advocates in the field. In addition to her litigation practice, Noa provides day-to-day employment counseling to help clients navigate evolving workplace challenges. She has particular expertise advising on reductions in force (RIFs) and federal and state WARN Act compliance, guiding employers through complex restructuring decisions and associated risk mitigation. Her counseling reflects the same strategic, litigation-informed perspective that defines her courtroom work, ensuring clients receive guidance that is both legally sound and operationally practical. Before joining Proskauer, Noa served as Assistant General Counsel to the New York City Mayor’s Office of Labor Relations, where she defended the Mayor and City agencies in arbitration and before the Board of Collective Bargaining. Earlier in her career, she clerked for Judge Ellen L. Koblitz of the Appellate Division of the New Jersey Superior Court.
Proskauer Rose LLP