Lawyers in United States

Byron Kalogerou

Byron S. Kalogerou is the founder of the Firm’s Life Science Industry Group and the senior partner in the Boston Corporate Practice. He helps clients execute on their growth strategies by guiding them through complex domestic and cross-border mergers and acquisitions and joint ventures and alliances. He also assists early stage life science companies in their capital raising efforts. Byron has extensive industry background in the life science, industrial and manufacturing sectors. He also acts as outside general counsel to a number of companies. Read full biography here: https://www.mwe.com/people/kalogerou-byron-s/

McDermott Will & Schulte

Byron Rooney

Partner

Davis Polk & Wardwell LLP

Byung Choi

Partner

Ropes & Gray LLP

C Daniel Haaren

C. Daniel Haaren focuses his practice on capital markets transactions, including initial public offerings, other equity financings and investment grade, high‑yield and convertible bond offerings. He regularly advises clients on governance, public disclosure and general corporate matters.

Cravath, Swaine & Moore LLP

C Ray Lees

Ray Lees advises oil and gas companies on corporate transactional and commercial matters, with an emphasis on upstream and midstream oil and gas transactions, including mergers, acquisitions, divestitures, joint ventures, finance, and real estate. He has advised clients on some of the oil and gas industry’s largest conventional and unconventional oil and gas acquisition and divestiture transactions, including deals with a combined value of more than $100 billion over the last fifteen years in the Bakken, Barnett, Eagle Ford, Fayetteville, Haynesville, Marcellus, Mississippi Lime, Niobrara, Permian, SCOOP, STACK, Uinta, and Utica plays. He has also counseled clients in equity commitments from private investors and energy financing transactions involving oil and gas and midstream assets across the country. Ray’s oil and gas experience includes negotiating and drafting purchase and sale agreements, swap agreements, development agreements, limited liability company agreements, transition services agreements, seismic licenses, mineral leases, royalty agreements, net profit interest agreements, marketing agreements, and other agreements and instruments customary in connection with oil & gas joint ventures, acquisitions, and divestitures. Prior to joining the Porter Hedges, Mr. Lees was the managing partner at the Commercial Law Group, P.C. in Oklahoma City.

Porter Hedges LLP

C. Bailey King, Jr.

Partner

Bradley Arant Boult Cummings LLP

C. Cowden W. Rayburn

Moore & Van Allen, PLLC

C. J. Chido

C.J. focuses his practice in the maritime sector and primarily acts for banks, financial institutions and private equity funds in cross-border asset-backed financings. He also frequently advises ship owners in connection with the leasing, operating, sale and purchase of a variety of vessels in domestic and international markets. In these roles C.J. also regularly advises on matters of Marshall Islands and Liberian corporate and maritime law.

Watson Farley & Williams (New York) LLP

C. J. Erickson

Partner. Head of the Customs, International Cargo and Regulatory Compliance Group C.J. represents domestic and multinational corporations before U.S. Customs and Border Protection, Food and Drug Administration, Fish and Wildlife Service, Federal Trade Commission, State Department, Department of Commerce and other government agencies impacting global trade. He concentrates on Customs and International Trade law. He advises importers, exporters, manufacturers, Customs brokers, freight forwarders, and others involved in the international supply chain on production, compliance, classification, valuation, transportation, admissibility and related Customs and other agency trade matters. His practice covers regulatory compliance in the areas of import and export controls including, ITAR, Free Trade Agreements, origin verifications, Customs audits, penalty and liquidated damages cases, Consumer Product Safety and other enforcement matters.

Cowan, Liebowitz & Latman, PC

C. Randall King

Randy King is a former Co-Chair of the firm’s Energy Section. His practice focuses on a wide range of energy-related projects located onshore, offshore, upstream, midstream, and internationally, including: Acquisitions, divestitures, construction, and financing of pipelines, gathering systems, and storage facilities for natural gas, crude oil, condensate, natural gas liquids, and LNG Acquisitions and divestitures of producing and non-producing oil and gas properties Oil and gas joint ventures and exploration and development programs Exploration and development project agreements, including joint operating agreements and COPAS accounting procedures Natural gas purchase, sales, and marketing agreements; NAESB agreements Natural gas processing and treating agreements, oil and gas transportation agreements, natural gas storage agreements, natural gas supply agreements Operating and maintenance agreements for mid-stream facilities Production handling agreements Master service agreements and IADC drilling contracts Hedging, derivative, swap, and ISDA agreements Credit support annexes, cash collateral agreements, and letters of credit Master setoff and netting agreements Reserve-based and mezzanine oil and gas producer and mid-stream financings Seismic data licenses and acquisition agreements Prior to becoming a lawyer, Randy spent 13 years practicing as an independent petroleum landman. His experience included negotiating oil and gas leases, title examination, structuring oil and gas property acquisitions, and exploration transactions. Randy has been a Certified Professional Landman since 1984.

Porter Hedges LLP

C. Timothy Fenn

Tax Partner

Latham & Watkins

C. William Thomas, Jr.

C. William Thomas, Jr. is a partner in the Corporate Transactions Department of Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher. His practice emphasizes the formation and operation of U.S. and non-U.S. private investment funds, including real estate funds, private equity funds and credit funds. Bill also advises investment management firms on their operations, regulatory matters and internal governance arrangements.

Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher LLP

C.J. Chido

Partner

Watson Farley & Williams (New York) LLP

Caine Moss

Partner

Goodwin

Caio Prado

Partner

Nelson Mullins Riley & Scarborough LLP

Caitlin Colesanti

Counsel

White & Case LLP

Caitlin Coslett

Caitlin G. Coslett is a Shareholder and Co-Chair of Berger Montague’s Antitrust Department. Ms. Coslett concentrates her practice on complex litigation, including antitrust, qui tam (whistleblower), and mass tort litigation, and specializes in, among other things, economic experts and class certification issues.

Berger Montague

Caitlin Crujido

Caitlin A. Crujido | Morrison Foerster Caitlin Crujido is an associate in the Government Contracts practice in Morrison Foerster’s Washington, D.C. office. Caitlin represents government contractors in a full range of contract matters, including bid protests, contract claims and disputes, mergers and acquisitions, and internal and external investigations. In her litigation practice, Caitlin is often involved with the full life cycle of claims, from preparing requests for equitable adjustment to litigating claims disputes at the Boards of Contract Appeals and the U.S. Court of Federal Claims (COFC). She also regularly represents clients in pre- and post-award bid protests before procuring agencies, the U.S. Government Accountability Office, and COFC. In addition, Caitlin has worked on a number of False Claims Act (FCA) investigations and qui tam actions. In her transactional practice, Caitlin’s experience includes advising on mergers and acquisitions involving both the purchase and sale of government contracting concerns or related assets. Beyond performing due diligence, negotiating purchase agreements, and assisting with post-transaction related filings, Caitlin takes a holistic view to these transactions, working with clients to navigate various strategic and legal considerations. Her practice also includes counseling clients on various compliance and regulatory issues, particularly in the areas of contract and subcontract management.

Morrison Foerster

Caitlin Halpern

Partner

Gibbs & Bruns LLP

Caitlin Hartsell

Partner - Corporate and Finance Transactions

Bryan Cave Leighton Paisner

Caitlin Howe

Caitlin (Cate) Howe focuses her practice on outsourcing, technology, and commercial transactions. In the outsourcing space, Cate represents clients in information technology and business process outsourcing transactions, and healthcare systems in revenue cycle management outsourcing. Cate also counsels clients in a wide variety of technology transactions, including cloud computing and other ‘as a service’ arrangements, software licenses, technology development and licensing agreements, e-commerce arrangements, technology maintenance and service agreements, and software compliance audits. In addition, she advises clients in strategic commercial transactions, including supply, manufacturing, distribution and reseller agreements. Cate also counsels clients on intellectual property and commercial contract issues that arise in the context of mergers and acquisitions, including transition services agreements.

McDermott Will & Schulte

Caitlin LoCurto

Senior Associate

Berkowitz, Trager & Trager LLC

Caitlin Wood

Partner

Davis Polk & Wardwell LLP

Caitlyn Campbell

Caitlyn M. Campbell, a former US Securities & Exchange Commission (SEC) Enforcement Attorney, focuses her practice on representing clients in SEC investigations, securities class action and derivative litigation and compliance matters. Caitlyn has extensive experience in matters involving potential violations of the federal securities laws, including allegations of accounting and disclosure violations, fraud and regulatory violations by investment advisers and broker-dealers, insider trading, anti-corruption and Foreign Corrupt Practices Act (FCPA) violations and whistleblower claims. She also assists companies in developing training programs and compliance policies and procedures. Prior to joining McDermott, Caitlyn spent eight years at the SEC, most recently as Senior Counsel to the Directors of Enforcement, assisting with the management of the Commission’s largest division, and as a member of the division’s COVID-19 Steering Committee. At the SEC, Caitlyn led all aspects of investigations involving accounting fraud, complex insider trading schemes, market abuse, market manipulation, misappropriation of investor funds, investment adviser fraud and the Immigrant Investor Program. She also worked extensively with foreign regulators, coordinating complex, global investigations. In addition to her investigative work, Caitlyn co-chaired the committee tasked with proactively detecting accounting and disclosure fraud in the New England region and served as the liaison to the national Financial Reporting and Audit Group and the Boston FBI. Caitlyn has conducted numerous internal investigations, including investigations for major public companies, their boards of directors and board committees. Further, she has represented Boards, senior management teams, hedge funds and private equity firms in connection with matters before enforcement and regulatory agencies including the SEC, US Department of Justice (DOJ), and the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (FINRA). She has also represented numerous corporations, as well as directors and officers, in securities class action and shareholder derivative litigation. More recently, Caitlyn has represented companies and officers in connection with Special Purpose Acquisition Company (SPAC)-related litigation and SEC investigations, and works diligently to track developments in this area of the law. Caitlyn regularly speaks on topics relating to criminal and regulatory enforcement, as well as accounting fraud. Read full biography: https://www.mwe.com/people/campbell-caitlyn-m/

McDermott Will & Schulte