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Edward DeLisle
Ed focuses on federal contracting, construction law, construction litigation, and small business procurement and litigation. He drafts and negotiates construction contracts, teaming agreements and joint venture agreements for subcontractors, contractors, developers and owners. In addition, he litigates, arbitrates and mediates complex construction and procurement cases in various jurisdictions and forums. Ed also provides guidance on small business procurement. He assists clients in obtaining certification as small and small disadvantaged businesses at the municipal, state and federal levels. He participates in bid protests involving Service-Disabled, Veteran-Owned, HUBZone and 8(a) set-aside contracts and assists with responding to best-value procurements at the state and federal levels. Ed also assists government contractors in international disputes involving the federal government, with experience relating to Department of Defense and Department of State work in Germany, Lithuania, Iraq, Afghanistan, Israel and Somalia.
Thompson Hine LLP
Edward Donovan
Practice focused on intellectual property litigation including patents, trade secrets, trademarks, and related contract, antitrust, and unfair competition claims. Has represented clients in trials, preliminary injunction hearings, claim construction hearings, IPRs, arbitrations and before the ITC in technology areas including data networking, wireless communications, semiconductor manufacturing and circuitry, software, pharmaceuticals and medical devices. Trial experience in state and federal courts, the ITC, arbitration proceedings, and bankruptcy court. Experience counseling clients on appeals regarding patent-related issues involving industry standards, and FDA-implementation of the Hatch-Waxman Act.
Kirkland & Ellis LLP
Edward Dougherty
Partner, New York
Herbert Smith Freehills Kramer
Edward Douma
Partner
Hunton Andrews Kurth LLP
Edward E. McNally
Antitrust Litigation; Commercial Litigation; International Disputes and Cross Border Litigation; Investigations and White Collar Defense; Plaintiffs' Litigation; Securities Litigation
Kasowitz LLP
Edward Fierro
Ed Fierro serves as bond counsel, disclosure counsel, underwriter’s counsel and purchaser’s counsel in a spectrum of public finance transactions. He also counsels municipal issuers, obligated persons and regulated entities on legal, regulatory and policy issues. Ed provides clients with a comprehensive understanding of the application of federal securities laws when analyzing regulatory, compliance and enforcement issues. Previously, Ed served as senior counsel to the director of the Securities and Exchange Commission’s (SEC) Office of Municipal Securities. In this role, he was responsible for coordinating the SEC’s municipal securities activities and administering the rules pertaining to the municipal securities market. While at the SEC, Ed was instrumental in executing the SEC’s short-term fixed income market structure initiatives, implementing the municipal advisor regulatory regime, reviewing examination findings and enforcement actions, and proposing amendments to Rule 15c2-12.
Bracewell LLP
Edward Filusch
Commercial Litigation
Kasowitz LLP
Edward Friedman
Edward Friedman’s practice focuses on securities, complex contractual, bankruptcy, fiduciary duty, insurance, accountants' liability, and employment litigation and arbitration. He also represents AmLaw 100 law firms in defense of claims of malpractice, as well as corporate boards and special committees in connection with internal investigations and derivative lawsuits. Ed, a founder of Friedman Kaplan, has built an exceptional reputation for his work on behalf of public and private companies and investment firms in complex commercial litigations and arbitrations, including in matters of first impression. He has substantial, ongoing experience as lead counsel in significant jury and non-jury trials and arbitrations, and has achieved numerous victories for his clients in trials and on appeals in federal and state courts. In one notable recent matter, Ed and the firm represented Pennsylvania-based Armstrong Flooring, Inc. in its 2022 Chapter 11 bankruptcy in connection with a contested DIP motion and in litigation against the debtor’s parent company and licensing subsidiary to compel the assignment of trademark rights necessary to allow the debtor’s asset sales to be consummated. After the Bankruptcy Court granted the debtors’ emergency motion for a temporary restraining order and preliminary injunction requiring the assignment, the parties reached a settlement, paving the way for the completion of the sales. Also, over the course of nearly a decade, Ed and the firm represented two hedge funds pursuing claims against the Republic of Argentina to recover on defaulted bonds. The firm's clients finalized a settlement with the Republic in which they recovered approximately $1.3 billion. The litigation involved novel issues of contract, creditor and judgment enforcement law, and their intersection with the Foreign Sovereign Immunities Act.
Friedman Kaplan Seiler Adelman & Robbins LLP
Edward Froelich
Edward L. Froelich represents domestic and foreign public corporations, privately held companies, partnerships, trusts and individuals across the spectrum of federal tax controversies, including audits, trials and appeals. Ed’s clients include businesses, business owners and investors with operations and interests in the financial services, technology, real estate, healthcare and other industries. A former trial attorney for the Tax Division of the US Department of Justice, Ed draws on his Justice experience to provide effective advocacy in Internal Revenue Service examination and appeals and in litigation before federal courts. Among other issues, Ed has successfully represented clients in disputes involving transfer pricing, worthless stock deductions, cross-border transactions, tax credits, income tax accounting, insurance, employment tax, accounting method issues and a variety of penalty assessments. Ed also advises concerning privilege and work product questions and reporting obligations, including the obligation to file information returns such as those relating to the Form 1099 series, Form 1098, FinCEN 114, FATCA and employment taxes. Ed is the author of the United States chapters of The Tax Disputes and Litigation Review and The Transfer Pricing Review, published by Law Business Research. He is a co-author of BNA’s Privilege in Tax and Accounting Matters (T.M. 635) and The Section 7525 Tax Practitioner-Taxpayer Privilege and Related Issues (Accounting Policy and Practice Series No. 5511). After earning his law degree, Ed served as a law clerk for the Honorable John P. Wiese of the US Court of Federal Claims. Read full biography: https://www.mwe.com/people/froelich-edward-l/
McDermott Will & Schulte
Edward Fuhr
Partner and head of the firm's Securities Litigation team
Hunton Andrews Kurth LLP
Edward Glazer
Of Counsel
Goodwin
Edward Gordon
Edward (Jed) A. Gordon serves as the head of McDermott’s IP Transactions practice within the firm’s fully integrated IP Practice Group. Jed provides transactional counseling in relation to intellectual property issues that arise in a wide range of corporate transactions. Leveraging a deep understanding of intellectual property law and commercial sensibilities across a variety of industries, Jed advises clients on stand-alone licensing arrangements, the acquisition and sale of privately and publicly owned companies, and the formation of joint ventures and technology collaborations within the United States and across borders. Clients regularly call on Jed to lead the complex negotiations of IP provisions necessary to implement these transactions and to manage the related diligence processes. He has supported deals across a wide range of industries, including in the automotive, nuclear power, medical device, computing and telecommunications, health care, and consumer products industries. Jed also advises clients regarding strategic patent portfolio development and counsels them in relation to patent enforcement strategies and defense against threatened patent infringement litigation. Jed has drafted and prosecuted patent applications in the fields of computer networking, wireless networking, video displays, medical devices, speech processing, MEMS devices, business methods, semiconductor processing, optical devices, video surveillance and software.
McDermott Will & Schulte
Edward Hejlek
Counsel - Litigation and Investigations
Bryan Cave Leighton Paisner
Edward Holzwanger
Partner
Goodwin
Edward J. Shapiro
Partner
Latham & Watkins
Edward Kornreich
Past long-standing chair of Proskauer’s Health Care Department, Ed Kornreich is a recognized authority on the legal, regulatory and business issues related to health care services. Areas of Concentration Ed works primarily on health care transactions, regulatory compliance, health care payment and governance issues for varied providers (both for-profit and not-for-profit), vendors, GPOs, distributors and entrepreneurs. His approach combines sensitivity to meeting regulatory business goals with a comprehensive and realistic assessment of the health care environment, and he is particularly experienced in dealing with the complex issues related to integrated health care systems. Industry Experience After working for the Legal Aid Society, Ed entered private practice, where he helped represent a major public hospital corporation in a series of reimbursement disputes with the state and federal governments, and counseled New York area hospitals and nursing homes on reimbursement and operational issues. Thereafter, Ed served as General Counsel of St. Luke's-Roosevelt Hospital Center, one of the largest teaching hospitals in New York. After leaving St. Luke's-Roosevelt Hospital Center, Ed joined Proskauer as a Partner in 1990. Thought Leadership Ed frequently writes and lectures on Medicare and Medicaid reimbursement, health care integration, not-for-profit law and corporate governance issues, and the application of federal and state anti-kickback and “Stark” laws to health care transactions.
Proskauer Rose LLP
Edward Krauland
Partner
Steptoe LLP
Edward Lee
Edward J. Lee is a corporate partner in the New York office of Kirkland & Ellis LLP. Ed’s practice focuses on mergers and acquisitions and shareholder activism defense. Ed also regularly counsels corporations and boards of directors on securities law, corporate governance and crisis management. Ed has extensive experience advising major public companies and private equity firms on their most significant domestic and cross-border M&A transactions, as well as on spin-offs and carve-outs, joint ventures, and initial public and other complex securities offerings. During his career, he has advised on announced transactions with an aggregate value of over $850 billion. Ed has represented clients in some of the most significant and complex M&A transactions in recent years, including United Technologies’ $140 billion merger of equals with Raytheon Company and simultaneous spin-offs of Carrier Global and Otis Worldwide; Celgene Corporation’s $98 billion acquisition by Bristol Myers Squibb; Kimberly-Clark’s $49 billion acquisition of Kenvue; Walgreens Boots Alliance’s $24 billion sale to Sycamore Partners (the largest retail M&A transaction on record); Walgreens’ $27 billion two-staged acquisition of Alliance Boots GmbH; NortonLifeLock’s ~$25 billion combination with Avast; Salesforce’s $15.7 billion acquisition of Tableau; and Warner Bros. Discovery in its separation into two publicly traded companies.
Kirkland & Ellis LLP
Edward Leeds
Counsel
Ballard Spahr LLP
Edward M. Rishty
Eddie Rishty is a corporate partner and member of the firm’s Real Estate Group. He regularly advises private equity funds, hedge funds, real estate developers, prominent family offices and sovereign wealth funds on the acquisition, disposition, financing and development of various types of real estate, as well as joint venture and capital market transactions involving real estate. Mr. Rishty is recognized by The Legal 500 US (2024), IFLR1000 (2024) where he is listed as a Notable Practitioner for Real Estate Acquisitions and Real Estate Finance, and Chambers USA (2025), where clients say he is “a true expert in his field” and “a highly skilled and well-respected attorney” who “always brings a very high level of creativity, professionalism and knowledge to his work.” Sources note that he “demonstrates tremendous attention to detail and is very pragmatic in his approach.” They highlight his “strong legal acumen and incredible interpersonal skills” and note that he is “a trusted ‘go-to’ for [the] most complex and challenging assignments” and “a sophisticated thinker and problem solver.” He is also described as “an extremely thorough and very detail-oriented attorney who doesn't miss a beat,” and who “makes sure every issue is thoroughly vetted and well understood by his clients.” Mr. Rishty recently taught a course on real estate transactions at Benjamin N. Cardozo School of Law as an adjunct professor. Mr. Rishty joined Debevoise in 2004. He received his J.D. from New York University School of Law in 2004 and his B.S. cum laude from the NYU Stern School of Business in 2001. Mr. Rishty is a member of the Bar of New York.
Debevoise & Plimpton LLP
Edward Meehan
Principal
Groom Law Group, Chartered
Edward Naughton
Partner
Brown Rudnick LLP
Edward Nelson
Edward Nelson advises a full spectrum of sponsors and private equity firms on fund formation, as well as on private investment fund and alternative investment activities. Drawing on more than 25 years of private fund formation experience, Edward develops pragmatic and commercially focused solutions for sponsors. He advises clients on the formation and operation of all types of private investment funds, including: Buyout funds Venture capital funds Infrastructure funds Real estate funds Secondary funds Oil and gas funds Distressed funds International funds Combining significant leveraged buyout and venture capital experience, and strong mathematical skills, Edward helps clients design optimal fund structures and arrangements. He also provides ongoing advice on fund maintenance and operations, as well as co-investments and secondary transactions. In addition to his sponsor-side work, Edward represents institutional investors in their private investment fund and other alternative investment activities. Edward also advises clients on a pro bono basis. His work has included representing nonprofit organizations forming social impact investing funds. Edward serves on the Advisory Board of the Library of the Jewish Theological Seminary of America.
Latham & Watkins
Edward Newlands
Partner
Dechert