Lawyers in United States

Michael S Stamer

Michael Stamer represents official and unofficial committees of unsecured creditors, secured lender groups, debtors, boards of directors and special committees, debtor in possession lenders, plan sponsors and acquirers of businesses and assets in large, complex chapter 11 cases and domestic and international out of court restructurings. Michael has played a leading role in many recent high-profile restructurings in the energy, oilfield services, power, health care, retail and media industries. Significant matters include those involving Spirit Airlines, Curo Group, Ardagh Group, CommScope, Audacy, GWG Holdings, GEO Group, PG&E, CBL & Associates, to name a few. To learn more about Michael, please visit his full profile: https://www.akingump.com/en/lawyers-advisors/michael-s-stamer.html

Akin

Michael S. Hines

Partner

Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom LLP

Michael Sabin

Michael Sabin is a Funds & Investment Management Partner and co-leads Clifford Chance's U.S. Funds & Investment Management Group. Michael specializes in advising sponsors on the structuring and formation of private funds and accounts across all strategies, including buyout, real estate, energy, infrastructure and credit, as well as related strategic transactions and internal arrangements. He also advises sponsors and investors in connection with complex secondary transactions and fund restructurings. Michael’s recent experience includes acting for Arison Holdings, The Blackstone Group, Capital Dynamics, Credit Suisse, DigitalBridge (formerly Colony Capital), DWS, Greystone, ICONIQ, Mercer, TCW and Tikehau.

Clifford Chance

Michael Saliba

Michael Saliba advises issuers, underwriters, sponsors, and investors on a range of complex domestic and cross-border capital markets transactions. Drawing on his broad transactional experience and sector-specific knowledge, Michael helps clients successfully navigate a range of capital markets transactions, including: Acquisition financings High-yield and investment grade debt offerings Debt exchange offers, tender offers, and consent solicitations Initial public offerings and deSPAC transactions Project financings Registered and private equity financings Restructuring transactions Spin-off transactions Michael also regularly counsels clients on a variety of corporate and securities law matters as well as high yield debt covenant and debt structuring analyses.

Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher LLP

Michael Saretsky

Michael Saretsky is a partner in Kirkland’s global Environmental Practice Group, based in the Firm’s New York and Bay Area offices. Michael’s practice focuses on all aspects of environmental matters in business transactions, from public and private M&A and investments, to real estate and debt transactions, bond offerings, infrastructure development, environmental insurance and restructuring matters. Michael helps clients identify and manage environmental liabilities and risks in the transactional and operating contexts, employing both regulatory and business insight and creative thinking to help them achieve their objectives. Michael is also profoundly interested in emerging environmental issues and advises clients on future environmental considerations that may impact their bottom line. In 2024, Chambers & Partners recognized Michael as a leading Environmental Transactional attorney for New York in Chambers USA, and he has received other industry recognitions as an expert in environmental law. Prior to joining Kirkland, Michael served as counsel for the Advanced Research Projects Agency – Energy in Washington, D.C., a specialized funding agency in the U.S. Department of Energy, where Michael assisted with establishing and implementing funding programs for research and development of advanced energy technologies. Outside of the office, Michael enjoys connecting with students in a unique experiential class on Environmental Transactional Law at NYU Law, co-taught with other colleagues from Kirkland’s New York office.

Kirkland & Ellis LLP

Michael Scanlon

K&L Gates

Michael Scarduzio

Michael J. Scarduzio focuses his practice on US and international tax matters, particularly civil and criminal tax litigation. From audit to litigation, he represents taxpayers in all phases of tax controversy, including novel issues of first impression such as financial hedging transactions using a captive insurer, US tax implications of a foreign master-feeder fund’s investment activities and matters arising under Internal Revenue Code (IRC) Sections 7216 and 7212(a). Read full biography: https://www.mwe.com/people/scarduzio-michael-j/

McDermott Will & Schulte

Michael Scarpati

Partner

ArentFox Schiff

Michael Schachter

Please see https://www.willkie.com/professionals/s/schachter-michael-s

Willkie Farr & Gallagher LLP

Michael Scheimer

Senior Associate

Hogan Lovells US LLP

Michael Schiffer

Venable LLP

Michael Schwamm

Michael D. Schwamm represents public and private entities in all aspects of their business affairs. He practices in the areas of mergers and acquisitions, securities and technology law and provides general corporate counseling. Mr. Schwamm formerly was general counsel and chief operating officer of FiberCity Networks, Inc., a telecommunications service provider and uses his experience to provide his clients with proven, business-centered advice. Mr. Schwamm represents companies of all sizes, including startups and venture-backed companies, privately held family businesses and both large and small public companies in all aspects of their business affairs. He also provides services to venture capital and private equity funds, angel and other institutional investors. An increasing focus of his practice is assisting single family offices in structuring their direct business acquisitions; Mr. Schwamm co-leads the firm’s initiative in this area. Mr. Schwamm has worked on a wide variety of transactions, including mergers, acquisitions, public offerings, private placements, joint ventures and licensing arrangements involving a number of industries, such as big data, business services, consumer/retail, technology including FinTech, entertainment, healthcare services, manufacturing, sports and telecommunication. He calls upon his partners across the country and around the world in other practice areas to ensure his clients receive seamless, efficient and effective service for all their legal needs.

Duane Morris LLP

Michael Scodro

Partner

Mayer Brown

Michael Scott Feeley

Partner

Latham & Watkins

Michael Seaton

Michael Seaton is a partner in the firm's U.S. Tax, Pensions and Employment practice focusing on partnership and corporate taxation, with an emphasis on REITs and private equity and real estate investment funds. Mike represents a number of public and private REIT clients on an ongoing basis. He has been has been involved in the structuring, formation and initial public offering of a number of REITs, as well as merger and acquisition transactions involving REITs. In addition, Mike regularly advises both REITs and investment banks in connection with REIT public equity offerings. Mike has also represented a number of Mexican REITs (FIBRAs) in connection with their initial public offering and follow-on equity and debt offerings. Mike advises sponsors and investors in connection with the formation and structuring of real estate funds and private equity funds. He has provided advice to non-U.S. investors regarding the various U.S. tax consequences of private fund investments and secondary fund transactions, including the impact of FIRPTA, and has advised non-U.S. governmental investors regarding private fund investments and other investments in the United States.

Clifford Chance

Michael Senders

Partner

Davis Polk & Wardwell LLP

Michael Senkowski

Partner; Co-Chair of DLA Piper's US Telecom Practice; Co-Chair of DLA Piper's Global Telecom Regulatory Practice

DLA Piper LLP (US)

Michael Seringhaus

Dr. Michael Seringhaus litigates patent disputes in federal court and before the PTAB for life sciences and pharmaceutical companies, with a particular focus on biologics and biosimilars. Michael leverages his PhD in Molecular Biophysics & Biochemistry to represent clients in various fields including: Biologics, particularly antibody pharmaceuticals Biosimilars Small molecule pharmaceuticals Next-generation DNA sequencing Michael has experience in all phases of complex patent disputes, both in federal courts and before the Patent Trial and Appeals Board (PTAB). He also provides due diligence analysis and counsels companies on portfolio strategy and litigation risk. Before entering private practice, Michael served as a judicial intern for Judge Timothy Dyk of the US Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit, and clerked for Justice Craig Stowers of the Alaska Supreme Court. Prior to attending Yale Law School, Michael's graduate research focused on computational models to predict essential genes; he also participated in the ENCODE pilot project to identify and analyze functional elements in the human genome.

Latham & Watkins

Michael Shenberg

Partner

White & Case LLP

Michael Shepherd

Partner

White & Case LLP

Michael Shipley

Michael Shipley has a broad background representing companies and individuals in complex commercial litigation as well as white collar and regulatory matters. Michael's experience includes fraud, securities, and shareholder disputes including merger and acquisition disputes. Michael has represented both buyers and sellers in disputes involving a broad range of claims such as shareholder litigation over fiduciary duties, post-closing disputes, valuation disputes, working capital disputes, indemnifications and representations and warranties. Michael has extensive experience in both federal and state courts, including pre-filing investigations, discovery, motions practice, trials, post-trial practice, and appeals.

Kirkland & Ellis LLP

Michael Shortnacy

Partner

Shook, Hardy & Bacon LLP

Michael Shuster

Partner

Goodwin

Michael Shuster

Partner

Holwell Shuster & Goldberg LLP