Lawyers in United States

Keith Garner

Keith Garner advises on land use and natural resources permitting and environmental law compliance—guiding developers, energy companies and project sponsors through every stage of the development cycle. Advising on land use and entitlement matters throughout California and environmental regulatory issues governed by federal law nationwide, Keith is skilled at leading teams of lawyers and working to remove obstacles and resolve disputes that could delay or derail complex projects.

Sheppard

Keith Halverstam

Keith Halverstam, Global Vice Chair of the Corporate Department and Global Chair of the Public Company & Board Representation Practice, counsels clients on capital markets transactions and public company representation matters, including initial public offerings, SPAC and de-SPAC transactions, and high yield debt offerings. He also regularly leads large, cross-disciplinary Latham teams in connection with public company crisis management mandates, including with respect to restatements and US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) investigations. Keith also has broad experience and expertise in corporate governance and ESG matters. His prior firm leadership positions include Co-Chair of the Global Capital Markets and Public Company Representation Practices and Co-Chair of the New York Corporate Department. Keith advises a broad range of clients, including large Fortune 250 corporations, newly public technology and life sciences companies, and major investment banks. His experience includes representing issuers and underwriters in more than 500 capital markets transactions with an aggregate market value of hundreds of billions of dollars. Keith is experienced in a broad range of capital markets and financing transactions, including: Initial public offerings SPAC and de-SPAC transactions Secured and unsecured high-yield and investment grade bond offerings Leveraged buyout financings Secondary and follow-on equity offerings Prior to joining Latham, Keith clerked for Judge Frank H. Easterbrook on the US Court of Appeals for the 7th Circuit.

Latham & Watkins

Keith Hummel

Keith R. Hummel is a member of the Litigation Department and Co‑Chair of the Intellectual Property Practice. He has extensive experience litigating complex commercial, intellectual property and antitrust disputes for plaintiffs and defendants in diverse fields, including biotechnology, pharmaceuticals, medical devices, home automation, computer hardware and software, telecommunications, coating systems, and wine and spirits. Known as an “excellent trial lawyer” and praised as “ingenious, resourceful, resolute and unflagging—there is nothing he cannot do when it comes to complex legal conflict,” Mr. Hummel is consistently recognized as one of the country’s leading practitioners in the intellectual property arena, particularly in critical multi‑jurisdictional patent disputes. (Chambers USA; IAM Patent)

Cravath, Swaine & Moore LLP

Keith Hutto

Partner

Nelson Mullins Riley & Scarborough LLP

Keith J. Kehrer

Partner - Corporate and Finance Transactions

Bryan Cave Leighton Paisner

Keith J. Shapiro

Of Counsel

Greenberg Traurig

Keith Klein

Partner - Corporate and Finance Transactions

Bryan Cave Leighton Paisner

Keith Klovers

Keith Klovers, former advisor to FTC commissioners Christine S. Wilson and Maureen K. Ohlhausen, represents companies in complex merger reviews, government conduct investigations, and civil antitrust litigation, as well as in complaints brought by US antitrust enforcers. Keith represents companies in highly scrutinized industries, including healthcare, life sciences, and technology, before the US DOJ and FTC. He leverages an impressive track record of successfully obtaining merger clearances, including unconditional clearances without remedies for high-profile mergers, resolving conduct investigations, and defending clients in antitrust litigation and on appeal before the US government. Complementing his extensive experience advising clients on day-to-day antitrust issues, he has provided specific guidance to clients related to the antitrust considerations of IP licensing, Robinson-Patman Act compliance, and dual distribution arrangements. During his tenure at the FTC, Keith advised the commissioners on more than 100 merger reviews and conduct investigations, including litigation, settlements, and Part 3 opinions, and advised on several significant antitrust policy initiatives. Keith also clerked for judge Douglas H. Ginsburg on the US Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit. A prolific writer on current and innovative antitrust trends, his numerous articles can be found in the Antitrust Law Journal, Michigan Law Review, George Mason Law Review, Journal of Antitrust Enforcement, Antitrust Magazine, Health Affairs, and the Journal of Economic and Development Studies, among others.

Latham & Watkins

Keith Letourneau

Keith Letourneau focuses his practice on maritime and energy transactions and litigation matters, including: contract negotiations and disputes vessel arrests & attachments collisions and allisions oil and hazardous materials pollution complex commercial litigation OCSLA transactions and disputes oilfield contracts insurance coverage opinions cargo damage Mr. Letourneau’s government contract experience includes shipyard bid protests, labor standards disputes, appeals of contracting officers’ final decisions before boards of contract, as well as solicitation and bid reviews and evaluations. He has also defended document-intensive shipyard and oil rig repair contract disputes. For more information about Mr. Letourneau, please click here to view his full biography

Blank Rome LLP

Keith M. Allen-Niesen

Keith Allen-Niesen is a partner in the firm’s Los Angeles office and leads the Manatt Real Estate Advisors practice. He has a broad range of transactional experience and oversees major business litigation, business transactions, land use and development matters. Keith has extensive experience in the acquisition, development and sale of hotels, resorts, golf courses, restaurants, office buildings, residential subdivisions, shopping centers and industrial sites, including transactions involving contaminated real property. In addition, he represents landlords on both leasing and management issues for office buildings, mixed-use developments and shopping centers. Keith is also well-versed in the areas of land use and loan workouts involving real estate collateral. Keith is repeatedly recognized as one of the top real estate attorneys in Southern California. He is also the founder and Senior Managing Director of Manatt Real Estate Advisors, Inc., the firm’s recently launched real estate brokerage affiliate. Manatt Real Estate Advisors provides a diverse suite of services, including sell-side and buy-side representation, leasing representation, and asset analysis and valuation.

Manatt, Phelps & Phillips, LLP

Keith Martin

Co-Head of Projects, United States

Norton Rose Fulbright

Keith McKenna

Known for his ardent advocacy in complex, high-stakes cases, Keith McKenna represents corporate policyholders in courts nationwide seeking damages and other relief against insurers. His clients span industries including healthcare, pharmaceuticals, product manufacturing, sports and entertainment, aviation, banking, government services, real estate, online retail and telecommunications. Keith routinely litigates cases involving tens or hundreds of millions of dollars. Some of Keith’s notable work includes securing a landmark ruling for Warren Pumps that entitled it to access hundreds of millions in coverage for asbestos-related liabilities and changed the law on how loss may be allocated among insurance policies. He represents Walmart in its suit against nearly 40 insurers over their refusal to cover defense and indemnity costs incurred in approximately 2,400 underlying actions related to dispensing and distribution of opioids, already securing a ruling that insurers must pay Walmart’s defense against those lawsuits. In another groundbreaking case, Keith achieved the rarest of victories: a ruling setting aside a jury verdict against his client, Conduent State Healthcare—the first jury verdict that Delaware Superior Court Judge Mary Johnston had reversed in nearly 20 years on the bench. That decision was upheld by the Delaware Supreme Court. Keith also won a first-of-its-kind ruling in Delaware that Conduent was entitled to defense costs incurred in responding to a Civil Investigation Demand under its professional liability policy.

Cohen Ziffer Frenchman & McKenna

Keith Medansky

Partner; Co-Chair of DLA Piper's Chicago Intellectual Property Practice

DLA Piper LLP (US)

Keith Ranta

Partner

DLA Piper LLP (US)

Keith Rosen

Norton Rose Fulbright

Keith Schomig

Keith Schomig is a partner in the National Security Regulation and Investigations and Global Trade Controls practices of Paul Hastings and is based in the firm’s Washington, D.C. office. He focuses his practice in the areas of national security reviews before the Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States (CFIUS), as well as foreign ownership, control, or influence (FOCI) mitigation matters before the U.S. Departments of Defense and Energy.

Paul Hastings LLP

Keith Simon

Keith Simon guides debtors, secured lenders, and new money investors through their most intricate and highest-stakes restructurings and special situations, including bankruptcy proceedings and out-of-court workouts. Drawing on his extensive experience across the full range of insolvency matters, Keith helps leading companies, private equity firms, and financial institutions navigate the myriad legal and business challenges that arise in a restructuring. A pragmatic and collected dealmaker, Keith anticipates and resolves potential obstacles to achieve clients’ objectives. Keith has a broad range of restructuring experience across a number of industries including energy, retail, airlines, healthcare, manufacturing, and real estate. Keith's vast and varied practice spans domestic and multi-jurisdictional and cross-border representations, with a particular focus on debtor-side restructurings, both in-court and out-of-court. He also represents creditors in bankruptcy cases, comprehensive restructuring transactions, and Article 9 foreclosures. Additionally, Keith regularly advises sellers and buyers on distressed acquisitions. Keith provides pro bono counsel to various nonprofit organizations, including in connection with contracts and other corporate law issues. Keith was named in Turnarounds & Workouts’ list of 2022 Outstanding Restructuring Lawyers. He also serves on Latham & Watkins’ Bankruptcy Advisory and Mentoring Committees.

Latham & Watkins

Keith Szeliga

Keith Szeliga is a partner in the Government Contracts Practice in the firm's Washington, D.C. office. He is also a member of the firm's Aerospace, Defense & Government Services Industry Team. Keith represents clients ranging from small businesses to the nation's largest defense contractors in a broad range of government contracts matters, including: Bid protests before the Government Accountability Office (GAO) and the Court of Federal Claims; Small business size protests and appeals before the SBA Office of Hearings and Appeals (OHA); Government contracts compliance, including compliance programs, reviews and counseling; Mergers and acquisitions (M&A) involving government contractors; Audits and investigations, including internal investigations, DCAA audits and OIG investigations; Suspension and debarment proceedings; Subcontracts and teaming agreements and disputes; and Contract Disputes Act (CDA) claims and appeals. Keith advises clients regarding the full spectrum of statutes and regulations applicable to government contractors. Representative areas in which Keith has specialized expertise include: Government contracts cost and pricing issues, including the Cost Principles, the Cost Accounting Standards (CAS) and the Truth in Negotiations Act (TINA); Rights in technical data, computer software and patents under government contracts; Personal and organizational conflicts of interest (PCIs and OCIs); Revolving door and other post-government employment restrictions; Procurement Integrity Act (PIA) compliance; Small business issues relevant to government contractor M&A; Bribery, gratuities and kickbacks; False Claims Act (FCA) and other fraud allegations; and The FAR Mandatory Disclosure Rule. Keith publishes and lectures frequently on these and other topics of interest to the government contracts community. His articles have been cited in several court opinions and numerous law review articles.

Sheppard

Keith Townsend

Partner

King & Spalding

Keith Wofford

Partner

White & Case LLP

Keith Wofford

Ropes & Gray LLP

Kelann Stirling

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Paul, Weiss, Rifkind, Wharton & Garrison LLP

Kelley Cornish

Managing Partner

Selendy Gay PLLC

Kelli Moll

Kelli Moll is a partner of Proskauer's Private Funds Group, co-lead of the Firm’s global Credit Fund Team, and Head of the Hedge Funds Practice. With over 30 years of experience advising clients ranging from large institutional asset managers to independent sponsors across the spectrum of asset classes, Kelli is considered a leading lawyer in the funds industry. Kelli’s practice particularly focuses on counseling investment advisors on the formation and ongoing operations of closed-end, open-end and hybrid fund structures. In addition, Kelli regularly advises fund sponsors on upper tier arrangements, seed capital arrangements, asset manager M&A, complex fund restructurings, co-investment arrangements, funds-of-one, managed accounts and various regulatory issues. Kelli is passionate for the arts and serves as a member of the American Ballet Theatre charitable board.

Proskauer Rose LLP