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Charles Bouffier

Partner

Racine

Charles Boyne

Charles has a wealth of experience in disputes relating to finance and insolvency and has represented financial institutions, corporate clients and insolvency practitioners. He has acted for an international property developer involving a high profile shareholder dispute regarding the ownership of a Premier League football club. Charles was instructed by the Insolvency Service in relation to progressing director disqualification proceedings and public interest winding up petitions and advised on the first compensation order application under the Company Directors Disqualification Act 1986. He provides advice to insolvency practitioners helping them to recover and realise assets of the insolvent company or the bankrupt for their creditors. Charles acts for a number of banking institutions assisting them with enforcing security against corporates and individuals. Charles represents clients faced with the threat of insolvency and has experience in making applications to restrain the presentation of winding up petitions, setting aside statutory demands and preparing applications for injunctive relief.

Weightmans LLP

Charles Braithwaite

Partner

Collyer Bristow LLP

Charles Bremner

Charles Bremner is a corporate lawyer based in Hong Kong. Charles has over 10 years' experience acting on a wide range of international cross-border M&A, joint ventures and investments across a number of sectors, but with a focus on the infrastructure, real estate, financial institutions and transport sectors. Charles also regularly acts for clients on complex multi-jurisdictional restructurings and general corporate advisory matters (including matters relating to governance, share capital and returns of value). He often acts on and coordinates transactions which require large multidisciplinary teams across a number of jurisdictions and timezones. Charles relocated to our Hong Kong office in October 2022, after practising for over 10 years in our London office. He has previously spent time in Asia on secondment to both our Hong Kong office and our Singapore office.

Norton Rose Fulbright

Charles Brown

Partner

Goodwin

Charles Buck

Charles (Charlie) R. Buck advises healthcare enterprises on complex transactions and regulatory compliance. He represents a wide range of clients, including proprietary and tax-exempt hospital systems, academic medical centers and faculty practice groups, accountable care organizations, and health maintenance organizations (HMOs) and other health insurers. Charlie is partner-in-charge of the Firm’s Boston Health Industry Advisory Practice Group. Charlie provides legal counsel and solutions in connection with mergers and acquisitions, joint ventures, strategic affiliations, conversions to tax-exempt status, and other transactional matters. He advises clients forming and operating accountable care organizations (ACOs), including commercial ACOs and those in the Medicare Pioneer Program and Medicare Shared Savings Program ACOs. Charlie focuses his regulatory practice on federal fraud and abuse laws (including the Stark Law), obtaining and maintaining tax-exemption, the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) and health information privacy, state insurance licensure and determination of need law, and general corporate matters. After earning his law degree, Charlie clerked for the Honorable Charles R. Breyer of the US District Court for the Northern District of California. Prior to law school, Charlie served on the professional staff of the United States Senate Finance Committee for Senator Daniel Patrick Moynihan, where he concentrated on health reform and Medicare Part A. He also worked as a policy analyst at the Jackson Hole Group, where he focused on rural healthcare and purchasing cooperatives.

McDermott Will & Schulte

Charles Buckworth

Charles leads RPC's Fintech practice and is an experienced non-contentious technology and outsourcing partner within RPC's commercial, technology and outsourcing group. He is an expert in commercial contracts and tech-related transactions, focusing on large, complex, and/or strategic transactions for his clients. His focus is across multiple sectors, and he is an acknowledged expert in matters relating to tech and financial services. His clients include tech companies, insurers, brokers, payment schemes, payment institutions, other financial services firms and corporates of all sizes. He is a member of techUK’s financial services working group.

RPC

Charles Burnett

Charles is a leading practitioner in asylum, human rights and complex immigration matters, with particular expertise in cases involving political persecution. His practice covers international refugee law, public and administrative law, and a broad scope of human rights and immigration issues. Charles oversees the firm’s most complex asylum and human rights cases, including discretionary immigration applications, high-level appeals, judicial reviews of Government decisions and challenging removals matters. Charles sets the strategic direction of these cases and provides high-level advice to individuals facing immigration decisions involving asylum and human rights matters. Charles has extensive experience in multi-jurisdictional protection cases in the UK and abroad, including matters requiring engagement with international institutions. He manages complicated cases and coordinates strategic solutions with Counsel and leading country experts. His analytical, detail-focused approach enables him to develop strong and effective strategies for individuals requiring international protection in complex human rights cases.

Gherson LLP

Charles Cameron

Partner; Charles advises sponsors, trustees and insurers on corporate pension plans. His experience ranges from pension plan restructuring driven by M&A or insolvency, to funding and covenant negotiations on change of control, to plan closures. Corporate pension plans combine uniquely the features of reputation sensitivity and financial risk in a legal context which is complex, highly regulated and where the positions of trustees, sponsors, shareholders, employers, unions, regulators and politicians need reconciling. Charles has a lot of experience in doing so, and in leading or being part of the multi-disciplinary adviser teams necessary, sourced from our financing, insurance, tax and dispute resolution groups.

Slaughter and May

Charles Capito

Charles L. Capito | Morrison Foerster Charles Capito is a partner in both Morrison Foerster’s National Security and Government Contracts + Public Procurement practices. In the National Security space, he has significant experience counseling clients on the complex and evolving considerations related to the Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States (CFIUS). Charles frequently helps investors and U.S. businesses through every aspect of the CFIUS process, from understanding and allocating CFIUS risk on the front end, to presenting cases before the Committee, to negotiating appropriate mitigation measures, and ultimately to implementing and complying with mitigation agreements after the fact. Charles’ experience includes securing clearances for some of the largest and most sensitive cases reviewed by CFIUS, as well as dozens of more discreet transactions and investments.

Morrison Foerster

Charles Cardon

Charles Cardon is a partner in the Corporate Department and specializes in mergers and acquisitions, for both listed and non-listed companies, as well as in LBO transactions. In private equity, Charles has significant experience in advising funds and founders in a wide range of transactions, including LBO and stock exchange related implications, such as PtoPs and IPO exits. He advises public companies in the context of their takeover bids (as advisor of target companies, bidders, or shareholders), governance matters, disclosure requirements, and relationships with shareholders as well as corporate law matters. In addition, Charles has significant experience in assisting French companies on their external growth projects, notably in the U.S., and in Latin America.

Paul Hastings LLP

Charles Carpenter

Charles Carpenter is a partner in the New York and Houston offices of Latham & Watkins. Charlie is a member of the Corporate Department and focuses his practice on corporate finance, mergers & acquisitions, private equity and securities offerings. Charlie has over 17 years of experience in the energy sector, with particular knowledge on master limited partnerships and energy focused private equity transactions. Charlie is a member of the American Bar Association.

Latham & Watkins

Charles Carroll

Partner

A&L Goodbody LLP

Charles Chapman Lopez

Mr. Charles Chapman López is the founding partner of the firm. With more than twenty years of experience developing innovative and impeccable strategies for the negotiation of collective agreements between unions and companies, Mr. Chapman’s work is increasingly recognized nationally due to its effectiveness in achieving the goals of our clients and its positive impact on companies and non-unionized employees.

Chapman Wilches

Charles Clarke

Counsel

VILGERTS

Charles Cockrell

Partner

HFW

Charles Connolly

Co-head of Akin’s white collar defense & government investigations practice group. Represents companies and individuals in government investigations, white collar criminal defense matters, internal investigations and complex commercial litigation. Substantive areas include Foreign Corrupt Practices Act (FCPA), Bank Secrecy Act (BSA), Anti-money laundering (AML) statutes, financial fraud, federal procurement, public corruption, sanctions regimes, and False Claims Act (FCA) litigation. He has conducted investigations in multiple domestic jurisdictions, as well as in Latin America, China, Europe and the Middle East. To learn more about Charles, please visit his full profile: https://www.akingump.com/en/lawyers-advisors/charles-francis-connolly.html

Akin

Charles Cording

Please see https://www.willkie.com/professionals/c/cording-charles

Willkie Farr & Gallagher LLP

Charles Correll

Partner

King & Spalding

Charles Courtenay

I am a Partner in Michelmores’ Commercial & Regulatory Disputes team, focusing on intellectual property and other complex disputes, with particular emphasis on cross-border, technology, and finance matters. I am dual qualified as an English barrister and a California attorney. I have litigated and advised in many major IP matters (including patent, trademark, copyright, and trade secret cases), along with a number of important contract disputes in software and other technology and finance industries. I have taken key matters to trial and arbitration both in England and the United States, winning a number of important and valuable decisions. Before joining Michelmores, I led the European Intellectual Property Disputes team at Latham & Watkins, London, and spent time in-house at JP Morgan. Previously, I worked for eight years with Latham in Los Angeles, litigating for a number of the world’s leading technology firms. I am also the 19th Earl of Devon, and in 2018, I was elected to the House of Lords as a Crossbench Hereditary Peer, where I champion the interests of Devon and speak on Technology, Heritage, Agriculture, and the Environment. I am a member of the Intellectual Property All Party Parliamentary Group as well as the AI APPG. I chair conferences on technology and AI-related matters for the Westminster Forum and am also a board member of the British American Parliamentary Group. My legislative work is unrelated to my legal practice. Independent of my role at Michelmores, I am also the owner and steward of the Powderham Estate, near Exeter. Powderham is a mixed estate combining arable, pasture, forestry, and foreshore, and is centred on the ancient Courtenay family home of Powderham Castle. Expertise Artificial Intelligence & Machine Learning Commercial Commercial & Regulatory Disputes Intellectual Property International International Private Wealth Natural Capital Natural Capital for Development Natural Capital for Funders & Investors Natural Capital for Land Managers Natural Capital for Local & Central Government Private Wealth Sustainable Economy Technology & Innovation Charles Courtenay - Partner - Commercial & Regulatory Disputes | Michelmores

Michelmores LLP

Charles D Powell

Norton Rose Fulbright

Charles Dalarun

Partner, Corporate Tax management & strategy M&A - Private Equity

Arsene

Charles Dale

Chad Dale is a partner in Proskauer’s Corporate Department and a member of both the Restructuring and Private Credit Restructuring Groups. Chad has 30 years of experience in corporate reorganizations and debt restructurings. As a member of the Private Credit Restructuring Group, Chad’s practice focuses on direct lenders and ad hoc groups of direct lenders, hedge funds and BDC’s. He also represents troubled companies, equity sponsors, creditors’ committees, trustees and receivers in complex out-of-court debt restructurings and formal insolvency proceedings. Chad has also served as a court-appointed chapter 11 trustee and frequently represents purchasers of financially distressed businesses. Chad offers extensive experience handling debt restructurings, reorganizations and distressed asset transactions. Chad has written articles and spoken frequently on a wide range of matters including debtor-in-possession financings, healthcare restructurings, intellectual property licensing in bankruptcy, executory contracts, director and officer liability and income and property taxation in bankruptcy.

Proskauer Rose LLP

Charles Dauthier

Charles is an associate in the firm's labour and employment practice who advises French and international clients on both labour and employment matters, as well as data privacy and cybersecurity. He advises clients on executive terminations, collective terminations and other employment matters, as well as data privacy issues that surface in mergers and acquisitions, restructuring and outsourcing, and other types of reorganization. He counsels clients on employment matters attendant in employee benefits and employee representation matters. Charles has experience working with clients to prepare for the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) and managing employee misconduct investigations. For more information, view Charles' biography at www.morganlewis.com/bios/cdauthier

Morgan, Lewis & Bockius LLP