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Bettina Knoetzl
Bettina Knoetzl is a Partner at KNOETZL, and has about 25 years’ experience in handling complex national and international disputes and is currently ranked as one of the leading litigation, dispute resolution and white collar crime lawyers in Austria. Bettina specializes in international and commercial litigation, focusing on investor protection, liability claims, business crime, fraud & asset tracing, corporate disputes, banking, insurance and financial derivatives cases and life science litigation. She also provides ongoing legal counsel to significant government institutions. With her vast experience and understanding of cross border work, she is a sought after co-counsel by top tier international law firms.
KNOETZL HAUGENEDER NETAL Rechtsanwaelte GmbH
Bettina Poglies-Schneiderbauer
Partner
SAXINGER Rechtsanwalts GmbH
Bettina Rigg
Bettina is the head of our higher education sector. Recognised as a leading expert on advising higher education institutions by Chambers and Partners for several consecutive years, Bettina advises on a variety of higher education matters, including employment, regulatory and student matters. Having been a member of the Council of the University of Exeter for nine years (where she was the dual assurance lay lead for HR and Equality, Diversity and Inclusion and worked closely with the teams involved in obtaining accreditation with Athena Swan and the HE equality charters), she has a deep understanding of the issues facing the higher education sector and the role of governance. She also works closely with sector associations to help their members to engage with topical legal issues. Bettina advises clients on operational and strategic issues relating to staff and students and regulatory matters concerning the Office for Students. She has developed a specialism in Equality Act issues. She has spent time on secondment to university in-house legal teams. Bettina is an ADR Group accredited mediator and has mediated a wide range of employment and education matters.
Browne Jacobson LLP
Bettina Schmudde
Partner
White & Case LLP
Bettina Solimando
Partner
Pirola Pennuto Zei & Associati
Bettina Steinhauer
Bettina Steinhauer specialises in acquisition finance and general bank lending, including restructuring. Bettina advises leading German and international banks, private equity houses and corporates on domestic as well as cross-border financings, including transactions involving mezzanine and/or high yield debt and public to private transactions. Bettina's other areas of expertise include restructuring, infrastructure finance and property finance.
Clifford Chance
Bettina Tugendreich
Partner
Raue
Betty Arkell
Shareholder
Buchalter Law Firm
Betty M. Huber
Betty Moy Huber advises leading companies, funds, and their boards on advancing corporate strategy through cutting-edge finance products, M&A transactions, and capital markets offerings. Betty leverages more than 25 years’ experience and trusted C-suite relationships to identify key business risks to companies in today’s rapidly evolving regulatory climate. She delivers pragmatic, commercial guidance across a broad spectrum of industries and market caps on: Corporate governance policies and disclosure Sustainable finance SEC and other mandatory and voluntary reporting and disclosure requirements Board oversight, risk management, composition, and refreshment Fiduciary duties Board assessments Stakeholder engagement Shareholder proposals Betty serves on the Board of Advisors for NYU’s School of Law Institute for Corporate Governance & Finance and as Co-Chair of the Society for Corporate Governance’s Sustainability Practices Committee. She is also the Global Chair of Latham’s Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) Practice. A recognized thought leader, Betty has served as a congressional expert on regulatory matters. She frequently speaks and writes for leading industry organizations and is quoted by various media outlets, including the Financial Times, the Wall Street Journal, Fortune, and American Banker. She lectures on corporate matters at law schools, including Harvard Law School, New York University School of Law, and Stanford Law School’s Rock Center for Corporate Governance.
Latham & Watkins
Betty Pang
Dr. Betty Pang advises clients in the healthcare and life sciences industry on regulatory matters and corporate transactions. Betty brings a comprehensive view of the industry to advise clients on complex and sensitive issues pertaining to: Fraud and abuse Self-referral and government program reimbursement compliance Facility and provider licensing Corporate practice and fee-splitting She represents a full spectrum of clients in the healthcare ecosystem, including: Hospitals and health systems Physician practice management companies and affiliated practices Clinical laboratory and diagnostic service providers Telehealth, digital health and wellness companies Life science companies, including pharmaceutical, medical device, biotechnology, and medical suppliers Private equity firms Investment banks With a seasoned understanding of the industry drawn from prolific deal flow, and a complementary understanding of the scientific and medical issues drawn from her medical degree, she efficiently and effectively support clients through: Mergers and acquisitions Initial public offerings Financings Joint ventures Government investigations Day-to-day regulatory and compliance issues Betty has focused her entire career on the healthcare and life sciences industry, and is a member of the American Health Lawyers Association, the California Society for Healthcare Attorneys, and the American Bar Association Health Law Section. She serves as a Bay Area Local Office Leader for Latham’s Asian and Middle Eastern Lawyers Group and has served as an advisor for the firm’s Diversity Scholars Program.
Latham & Watkins
Betty Santangelo
Betty Santangelo focuses her practice on white-collar criminal defense and securities/bank enforcement. A former Assistant U.S. Attorney for the Southern District of New York, she specialized in securities and commodities fraud prosecutions. Her practice includes representing financial institutions (banks, broker-dealers, mutual funds, FCMs, insurance companies, investment advisers, hedge funds and private equity funds), other corporate entities and individuals in matters brought by the U.S. Attorneys’ offices, by various regulatory agencies, including the SEC, the bank regulatory agencies, the CFTC, FINRA, SIGTARP, international regulators (such as the FCA) and state and local prosecutors. Betty also has significant experience conducting internal investigations for these entities. In addition, she has served as an independent consultant in SEC enforcement matters examining both the NYSE and a regional broker-dealer. Prior to joining SRZ, Betty served as First Vice President and Assistant General Counsel for Merrill Lynch, where she managed the firm's securities and criminal regulatory investigations group and represented the firm and its employees in enforcement proceedings before federal and state regulatory agencies, and in criminal matters before U.S. Attorneys' offices and state prosecutors, as well as in foreign jurisdictions. She has also served as Division Director of the ABA Litigation Committee and Chair of its Securities Litigation and Broker-Dealer Subcommittees. She has contributed a chapter on “Representation Prior to Indictment” in the book Defending Federal Criminal Cases: Attacking the Government’s Proof (Law Journal Press, 2009, 2015), co-authored the “Civil and Criminal Enforcement” chapter of the Insider Trading Law and Compliance Answer Book (Practising Law Institute, 2011–2018) and contributed two chapters in Broker Dealer Regulation (Practising Law Institute, 2009–2010, 2014–2017). Betty is recognized as a leading lawyer by The Legal 500 US, The Best Lawyers in America, Ethisphere: Attorneys Who Matter, Expert Guide to the World’s Leading White Collar Crime Lawyers, Expert Guide to the World’s Leading Women in Business Law, Who's Who Legal: Business Crime Defence and New York Super Lawyers. She was also presented with the New York Chapter of the National Organization for Women's annual Women of Power and Influence Award. Nationally recognized for her expertise in corporate compliance issues, including anti-money laundering, OFAC and FCPA, Betty’s representation of financial institutions in white collar and regulatory matters frequently draws on these areas of expertise, including advising financial institutions on their anti-money laundering/OFAC/FCPA procedures. At Merrill Lynch, she was also responsible for oversight of all Bank Secrecy Act reporting and anti-money laundering activities, and the implementation of Merrill Lynch’s anti-money laundering procedures. Among her many professional activities, she has served as the Securities and Futures Industry’s representative on the Bank Secrecy Act Advisory Group of the U.S. Department of the Treasury. Betty also is a founding member of and has served as counsel to the Securities Industry and Financial Markets Association’s (SIFMA) Anti-Money Laundering and Financial Crimes Committee. In 2014, she was honored by SIFMA for her extraordinary contributions to the committee and recognized for her dedication to improving industry compliance. In 1998, the Financial Crimes Enforcement Network of the United States Treasury Department awarded Betty its Director’s Medal for Exceptional Service. That same year, she represented the U.S. securities industry at the Financial Action Task Force (“FATF”) meeting in Brussels, Belgium. In 2002, she represented SIFMA, the Futures Industry Association and the Investment Company Institute at the FATF meeting in Paris. Betty is a former adjunct professor at Fordham Law School, where she taught a course on money laundering and founded Fordham Law Women to raise awareness of the issues faced by women in the law school community. In 2019, Fordham Law established the Betty Santangelo Award to recognize female alumnae working to advance the careers of women in the legal industry. Betty is a much sought-after speaker on corporate compliance, anti-money laundering/OFAC/FCPA, white-collar criminal and securities law issues, including at SIFMA, the FIA, ACAMS, the ABA/ABA AML conference and FIBA. From the Emerald Literati Network she received an “outstanding paper” award in 2006 for an article she wrote on money laundering enforcement actions and a “highly commended” award in 2011 for an article she wrote on beneficial ownership information and USA PATRIOT Act obligations. In 2008, she won a Burton Award, which recognizes exceptional legal writing, for an article she wrote on the FCPA. She is a recipient of the YWCA Woman of Achievement award, as well as other awards.
McDermott Will & Schulte
Betty Smyrniou
Senior Counsel
Bahas, Gramatidis & Partners
Betül Baş Çömlekçi
Counsel
ELIG Gürkaynak Attorneys-at-Law
Betül Korkmaz
Trainee
Sengüler & Partners
Betül Özbek
Junior Associate
Dericioglu & Eren Law Office
Beumrae Kim
Partner
Lee & Ko
Bevan Farmer
Partner, Co-Head of Middle East Construction and Engineering
Addleshaw Goddard
Beverley Cullis
Beverley is an experienced family lawyer, specialising in children related matters. She has expertise in dealing with complex child arrangements following family break up, including acting for grandparents. She also represents parents in leave to remove cases, where one parent wishes to live abroad with the children or elsewhere in the UK. She has a particular interest in surrogacy arrangements. She can assist and advise parents through the process of applying for a parental order or advising during the fertility process. She is regularly involved in child abduction cases, both representing the left behind parent or the parent who has removed the children from their place of habitual residence. She also advises and assists clients through the divorce/civil partnership dissolution process including settlement of the financial aspects of separation, whether that be via non-court dispute resolution or through the court process. This includes separation involving couples who are not married. In addition, she drafts cohabitation agreements for unmarried clients who are planning to live together. The family team at Moore Barlow firmly believe in trying to deal with matters as amicably as possible, as the situation surrounding family breakdown is already difficult enough.
Moore Barlow
Beverley Firth
Beverley’s recent work includes advising Urban&Civic, the owners and developers of Alconbury Weald, in connection with the planning application for its development. In 2011, Alconbury Weald was selected to become one of the government’s coveted Enterprise Zones and the project as a whole plans to create 8,000 jobs and 5,000 new homes over the next 25 years. Initially Beverley advised on planning strategy and provided a legal review of key application materials, including an extensive environmental statement, and on community infrastructure levy issues. Subsequently, Beverley has advised this client throughout the planning application processes and on the section 106 agreement and planning conditions. The section 106 has been negotiated using bespoke and novel drafting in order to maintain flexibility throughout the development and to aid marketing and disposals. Beverley has acted for BT and Aviva Investors in connection with their planning application to develop the Rugby Radio Station site – a planned expansion of Rugby. She has acted for the developers of CB1 in Cambridge. This is a mixed use scheme which is regenerating the railway station area of Cambridge. In relation to the same site, Beverley has advised a developer client on a number of joined appeals relating to the refusal of reserved matters and consent for demolition of existing properties contrary to officer advice (with a successful costs application). Beverley has acted for O&H, the developers of Hampton, the southern expansion of Peterborough. This has involved dealing with numerous variations to the original outline planning consents, to update these following viability reviews and changes in requirements, and handling a full range of planning enquiries, additional and supplemental planning consents and addressing issues arising from a phased disposal programme. Beverley has acted for the Ministry of Defence (MOD) in the section 106 agreement to release the planning permission for the redevelopment of Deepcut Barracks in Surrey. Beverley continues to work for Addenbrookes NHS Trust on planning matters relating to its ‘2020 vision’, which involves a major expansion into the Cambridge Green Belt Advising and NHS Trust on the redevelopment of two previous hospital sites to provide over 300 dwellings, land for retail and community uses and public open space.
Mills & Reeve LLP
Beverley Flynn
Partner and head of commercial and technology, and data protection. Dealing with major commercial contracts, outsourcing, agency and distribution, e-commerce, data protection and freedom of information Act. Sectors include health, IT, manufacturing, vehicles and renewables. Frequently supports in-house teams and has in-house experience.
Stevens & Bolton LLP
Beverley Jones
Partner and Head of Liverpool Office Specialising in high net worth divorces and financial settlements, complex children matters and surrogacy.
JMW Solicitors LLP
Beverley Jones
Beverley leads our Banking & Finance team and co-leads our Corporate team. She has dedicated her career to supporting clients with corporate transactions, corporate finance, and funding packages. Beverley has specialist knowledge in advising both institutional lenders and borrowers on the full spectrum of banking and finance work, from routine working capital facilities to acquisition funding and complex project finance packages, as well as receivables and asset finance, and revolving credit facilities. On the corporate side, she is highly experienced in leading complex and high-value corporate transactions, including acquisitions, disposals, mergers, investments, fundraisings and joint ventures. Beverley has extensive expertise in the healthcare sector and acts for a number of highly regarded clients, including Hartford Care Group, LifeCare Residences Limited and Choice Care Group. In addition, she is the lead legal adviser to Principality Building Society, the sixth-largest building society in the UK and the largest in Wales. She was a key player in its funding of an ambitious, £100+ million residential-led urban regeneration project on the site of an old paper mill. Other noteworthy corporate and corporate finance clients include AIM-listed Brickability Group and Facilities by ADF plc. For three years in a row, in 2019, 2020 and 2021, Beverley was shortlisted as Dealmaker of the Year in the Insider Wales Dealmakers Awards – the first female lawyer in Wales to have been nominated. Expertise: Corporate deals and transactions – mergers, acquisitions and disposals Private equity-funded transactions and PE-backed buy and build strategies Banking and finance transactions, including complex and structured arrangements Commercial projects and contracts, including long-term contracts and joint ventures
Acuity Law
Beverley Morris
Partner and Head of Family Law (London)
HCR Law
Beverley Pike
Beverley Pike is a solicitor in Clarke Willmott solicitors' Commercial Property team specialising in development work and property portfolio management.
Clarke Willmott LLP