Lawyers in United States
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Joseph Glatt
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Paul, Weiss, Rifkind, Wharton & Garrison LLP
Joseph Goldstein
Partner
Holland & Knight
Joseph Gratz
Joseph C. Gratz | Patent Litigation, Trademark & AI Law | Morrison Foerster Clients turn to Joe Gratz to handle trailblazing litigation where copyright and trademark law meet new technologies. An experienced litigator, Joe draws on his strong technical background to distill complex issues into simple, accurate concepts for judges, juries, and clients. Joe’s cases have set key precedents in Internet law, from the Google Books case that laid the groundwork for today’s generative AI innovations to key cases establishing the boundaries of intermediary liability. In addition to representing their interests in the courtroom, Joe helps his clients navigate their thorniest product counseling puzzles to reduce the risk of litigation. His appellate victory in Long v. Facebook set the standard for platforms in carrying out DMCA removals of user-generated content. And Joe’s win in Stevens v. CoreLogic established limitations on DMCA 1202 claims that have since been adopted by numerous other courts. His amicus brief on behalf of independent booksellers was cited by the Supreme Court in its opinion in Wiley v. Kirtsaeng, and he has submitted amicus briefs in other copyright cases on behalf of Center for Democracy & Technology (in Oracle v. Google) and on behalf of art law professors (in Warhol v. Goldsmith).
Morrison Foerster
Joseph Guarino
Partner
DLA Piper LLP (US)
Joseph H. Kye
Shareholder
Vedder
Joseph Haag
Retired Partner
WilmerHale
Joseph Helmsen
Partner
DLA Piper LLP (US)
Joseph Herz
Shareholder
Greenberg Traurig
Joseph Hill
Attorney
Balch & Bingham LLP
Joseph Hudzik
Joseph Hudzik leverages his extensive government and industry experience to guide healthcare, life sciences, and health technology companies through complex regulatory compliance and enforcement matters, providing strategic advice and counsel to facilitate business objectives while mitigating legal and regulatory risk. Joseph advises healthcare, life sciences, and health technology companies and their boards of directors on high-stakes regulatory compliance matters, including: Development of compliant operations and risk-mitigation strategies and practices Structure and formation of compliant financial arrangements and transactions Regulatory compliance program and quality management program development and implementation, including program effectiveness auditing and monitoring M&A and related regulatory diligence issues Fraud and abuse issues associated with disruptive health technology services and innovative healthcare delivery systems (including VBEs, ACOs and clinically integrated networks) Government subpoenas, audits, inspections, and evaluations Liability under federal and state healthcare laws and regulations, including the federal False Claims Act, the federal Anti-Kickback Statute, the Stark Law, federal program exclusion authorities, the civil monetary penalties law, and state law analogues He also manages and conducts internal investigations and compliance audits, represents clients in enforcement actions and voluntary self-disclosures to government agencies, and negotiates and counsels on compliance with Corporate Integrity Agreement and Non-Prosecution Agreement obligations. Joseph’s extensive government experience includes having served as Senior Counsel in the US Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) Office of Inspector General (OIG), where he represented HHS in healthcare fraud and abuse cases, negotiated and monitored compliance with Corporate Integrity Agreements, and provided compliance guidance to providers, suppliers, and industry organizations. Joseph also served as Special Trial Attorney in the US Department of Justice Criminal Division, and Special Assistant United States Attorney for the Southern District of Florida. Following this tenure at OIG, Joseph served as the Director of the Division of Technical Payment Policy at the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS), where he was responsible for Medicare policy and regulations for the Stark Law and various other statutory and regulatory payment rules, as well as overseeing the CMS Voluntary Self-Referral Disclosure Protocol. Immediately prior to joining Latham, Joseph served as chief legal officer to three hospitals in a large not-for-profit healthcare system, including a 900 bed major teaching and research hospital. There, he advised and counseled system and hospital executives on legal and regulatory compliance issues in support of business and strategic objectives.
Latham & Watkins
Joseph J. Bial
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Paul, Weiss, Rifkind, Wharton & Garrison LLP
Joseph J. Machi
Joseph Machi is a partner in Duane Morris’ Corporate Practice Group and a vice-chair of the firm’s Private Equity Division within the Corporate Practice Group. He also serves as a team lead for the firm’s Private Equity Industry Group and is a member of the firm’s Education and Cannabis Industry Groups. He is based in the firm’s San Diego office. Mr. Machi represents clients across the country in mergers and acquisitions, securities offerings and other complex transactions and general corporate matters. He advises private equity funds and their portfolio companies, public and private companies, family business owners and founders in buy-side and sell-side transactions. He has substantial experience in mergers and acquisitions in a variety of industries, including manufacturing, technology, life sciences and telecommunications, and, in particular, Mr. Machi is a well-established deal attorney in the education/education technology sector. In addition to mergers and acquisitions, Mr. Machi represents investors and venture capital firms in securities offerings and other sophisticated transactions. He also represents growth companies and established private companies in securities offerings and other intricate transactions and general corporate and regulatory issues in numerous industries, including education, cannabis, life sciences and technology. He advises directors, management and founders on exit strategies, corporate governance matters and day to day operational needs.
Duane Morris LLP
Joseph Johnson
Partner
Goodwin
Joseph Karp
Joe Karp advises electricity generators and others on the regulatory and transactional matters that shape how energy projects are developed, structured and delivered to market. Ranked Band 1 in California by Chambers for regulatory work and recognized nationally and globally for Projects: Renewables & Alternative Energy, Joe guides clients through the regulatory frameworks governing electricity markets and project development. With decades of experience before the California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC) and deep familiarity with the California Independent System Operator (CAISO) markets, he provides practical advice to clients on matters that are crucial to their success. Joe also represents investor-owned water utilities in regulatory proceedings before the CPUC, advising on matters involving rates, new business and compliance.
Sheppard
Joseph Kasegian
Joseph E. Kasegian is a partner in Proskauer's Private Funds Group with a specific focus on fund formations and the structuring and execution of traditional and complex secondary transactions. Joseph represents sponsors pursuing a number of strategies including venture capital funds, growth equity and buyout funds, evergreen funds, funds of funds, secondary funds, co-investment funds, “funds of one” and managed accounts. Joseph also represents alternative asset investors, including corporate pension plans, funds of funds and secondary funds, in their venture capital and private equity investments. In addition, he has deep experience with secondary transactions (including sponsor-led restructurings, continuation funds, private tender offers, non-traditional equity transactions, including debt-like preferred equity as third party financing, equity kickers and co-investments for private credit investors and debt for equity swaps involving troubled companies) and regularly counsels clients on day-to-day operational, regulatory compliance, internal governance and other matters.
Proskauer Rose LLP
Joseph Kaufman
Corporate Partner advising clients on public and private offerings of debt and equity securities, corporate governance, business combinations and general corporate and securities law matters. Represented each of Academy Sports, Aramark, Avantor, Dollar General, First Data, HCA, KKR, Masonite, National Vision and Nielsen in connection with their respective U.S. IPO’s and numerous debt financings.
Simpson Thacher & Bartlett LLP
Joseph Kelleher
Partner, Chair, Litigation
Stradley Ronon Stevens & Young, LLP
Joseph Kim
Senior Counsel
Platt Richmond
Joseph Kronsnoble
Joseph Kronsnoble, former Global Chair of the firm's Transactional Tax Practice, draws on more than three decades of experience at the firm to represent public and privately owned companies and buy-out firms in connection with tax-free and taxable mergers and acquisitions, leveraged buyouts, spinoffs, and other transactions, including cross-border investments, dispositions, and combinations. Joseph also advises US and foreign debtors and creditors in bankruptcy reorganizations and debt restructurings outside of bankruptcy. He represents US and foreign issuers and underwriters in stock and debt offerings, securitizations, and other issuances of financial instruments. Joseph has represented clients in obtaining private letter rulings from the Internal Revenue Service (IRS). He also represents taxpayers in audit and controversy matters with the IRS and state taxing authorities. Joseph is Co-Chair of the Federal Tax Institute Planning Committee. He has written articles for various legal and financial publications and has spoken at tax conferences and to other groups on tax-related topics. Prior to attending law school, he practiced for two years as an accountant with Price Waterhouse in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. He has also been licensed as a certified public accountant in Illinois and a certified financial planner.
Latham & Watkins
Joseph Lanzkron
Joe Lanzkron’s practice focuses on real estate transactions. Joe has a broad range of experience representing lenders and borrowers in various real estate financings across multiple property types, including CMBS, balance sheet loans and loan on loan facilities. Joe also regularly advises high-profile clients, including investment banks, private equity funds, asset managers and sovereign wealth funds, on complex real estate acquisitions, dispositions, and joint ventures. His experience also includes significant restructurings and workouts, including through bankruptcy.
Cleary Gottlieb Steen & Hamilton
Joseph Leccese
Joseph M. Leccese is a past, and longest serving, Chairman of Proskauer. During his nine years as Chair, Proskauer reached more than $1 billion in revenues, dramatically expanded its transactional and trial practices and London office, and implemented a number of innovative talent management and diversity and inclusion programs. Throughout his term as Chair, Joe remained an active practitioner and co-chair of Proskauer’s renowned Sports Group. In those roles he has led many of the most significant deals in sports and media over the past three decades. His broad-based corporate practice emphasizes the representation of professional sports leagues, teams and owners; college conferences; media and marketing companies; and private equity firms, sovereign wealth funds and financial institutions that provide capital to the broad array of transactions that occur in the sports industry. Leagues, Teams and Owners Joe's sports experience includes numerous matters for the National Basketball Association, National Hockey League, Major League Soccer, PAC-12 Conference, Big East Conference, ATP World Tour, WTA Tour, USGA and NASCAR, as well as for a number of teams, owners and media entities that he advises on a continuing basis. Mergers and Acquisitions Joe regularly handles matters relating to the acquisition, financing, operation and equity funding of professional sports teams, including the sale of the Buffalo Bills and the acquisition of the Cleveland Browns, Jacksonville Jaguars, Houston Astros, Washington Nationals, New York Jets, Philadelphia Eagles and Chivas USA. He also has represented bidders for many other teams across a broad variety of sports, both in privately negotiated sales and in auctions, and has advised leagues and governing bodies on scores of M&A transactions over the past 25 years, including advising the NBA on the recent $2 billion sale of the Los Angeles Clippers. Joe represented the NBA in its grant of expansion franchises to Charlotte, Toronto, Vancouver, Miami, Minnesota and Orlando; the NHL in its grant of expansion franchises to Atlanta, Columbus, Nashville and Minnesota; and MLS on many of its expansions and transfers. Stadium/Arena Construction and Financing Joe has been the lead negotiator in multiple stadium and arena deals and financings, including the facilities developed (or renovated) by the Philadelphia Eagles, New York Jets, New Jersey Devils, Orlando Magic, Charlotte Hornets and Carolina Panthers; advised the Minnesota Vikings and Cleveland Browns on their recent stadium projects; represented the lenders in connection with a number of facilities-related financings (including the financing for Citi Field); and has advised our league clients on numerous arena development projects and financings. Joint Ventures and Start Ups Joe has handled a variety of joint ventures and other innovative sports transactions, including the formation of NBA China, the WNBA, the NBA Development League and Legends Hospitality, and the sale to Providence Equity of an interest in Soccer United Marketing, the media and marketing affiliate of MLS. College Sports Joe is very active in college sports. Among other key engagements, he represented the "Basketball Seven" schools in the establishment of the "new" Big East Conference, the addition of three other universities to the new Conference, the negotiation of its television agreement with Fox and the assignment of the Big East Tournament agreement with MSG. Joe has advised the Pac-12 Conference in connection with a number of matters, including its television agreements with ESPN and Fox and the establishment of the Pac-12 Network. Joe also advises both the Pac-12 and the Big East on the broad range of issues and litigations currently facing college sports. In the M&A space, Joe represented Learfield, one of the leading companies in college sports marketing and sponsorship, in the sale of a strategic equity interest to a private equity fund affiliated with Shamrock Capital Advisors. Media and Sponsorship Joe has broad experience advising rights holders on regional, national and international television contracts with major telecasters; the exploitation of new media and technology rights; and a variety of matters relating to the exploitation of stadia and arenas, including naming rights, sponsorship agreements, seat licenses and related arrangements. Joe recently advised NASCAR, the USGA and MLS in their respective telecast rights agreements. Joe is a frequent speaker and lecturer on business and legal topics in sports.
Proskauer Rose LLP
Joseph Lee
Joseph H. Lee is counsel in the Orange County office where his practice focuses on patent litigation. Joseph represents a wide range of technology companies, including those involved in the Internet, semiconductor, networking, telecommunications and software industries. Joseph has managed all phases of patent litigation, including: Case strategy Discovery, including taking and defending depositions Trial Motion practice, including drafting and arguing summary judgment and other motions Claim construction, including drafting, briefing and arguing Markman hearings Prior to becoming an attorney, Joseph acquired broad experience in the science and technology industries, which has included the following: Developed and supported both new internet technology applications and custom database applications Designed, developed and tested communication satellite systems He is licensed to practice in the State of California, the United States Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit, the Federal District Court for the Central District of California, the Federal District Court for the Northern District of California, the Federal District Court for the Southern District of California, the Federal District Court for the Eastern District of California, and the Federal District Court for the Eastern District of Texas.
Latham & Watkins
Joseph Leone
Member
Berkowitz, Trager & Trager LLC
Joseph Loy
Joseph Loy is an intellectual property litigation partner whose practice includes patent, copyright, trademark and trade secret disputes before federal trial and appellate courts nationwide. Joseph has represented clients in cases involving a wide range of industries, including medical devices, pharmaceuticals, biotechnology, wireless telecommunications, petrochemicals, oil drilling, cruise ships, digital photography, smart phones, tablet computers and computer software. Joseph's client victories have been featured in The American Lawyer, New York Times, Wall Street Journal and Law360. In 2019, The Legal 500 recognized Joseph for his patent litigation work before the International Trade Commission as well as for his trade secrets work involving both litigation and non-contentious matters. He was also named a Litigator of the Week (runner up) in The American Lawyer in 2019. In 2016, Benchmark Litigation named Joseph to its inaugural “Under 40 Hot List” to honor “the achievements of the nation’s most accomplished legal partners” age 40 and under. He was also selected as a Federal Circuit Bar Association 2016-2017 Global Fellow; and a “Super Lawyer” in Intellectual Property Litigation from 2016–2019. In 2015, the New York Law Journal named Joseph a “Rising Star,” an honor awarded to only 50 attorneys that year. Each year from 2012 to 2015, Super Lawyers Magazine named Joseph a “Rising Star” in Intellectual Property Litigation, a distinction awarded to less than 2.5% of New York lawyers under 40. In 2011, Joseph was named a “Best LGBT Attorney Under 40” in the United States by the National LGBT Bar Association. Joseph's pro bono matters have included the successful representation of over forty asylum seekers before the Department of Homeland Security, Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals, Board of Immigration Appeals, and in immigration court. He has served as Special Assistant District Attorney for the Kings County District Attorney's Office and Special Assistant Corporation Counsel for the Law Department of the City of New York. Joseph has also coached New York City high school mock trial teams and judged mock trial and moot court law school competitions. In 2012, Kirkland named Joseph its Pro Bono Partner of the Year. Joseph is also a member of the Firmwide Pro Bono Management Committee.
Kirkland & Ellis LLP