Avocats – United States

David Marriott

David Marriott, a distinguished litigator, is renowned for his experience handling high-stakes disputes across federal and state courts and administrative agencies. A recognized leader, David is a fellow of the American College of Trial Lawyers and the International Academy of Trial Lawyers. He also routinely receives accolades from the legal press for successfully representing clients in precedent-setting matters. David leverages his trial skills and strategic acumen to guide clients in business-defining litigation involving: Antitrust Intellectual property Securities Environmental matters Complex commercial issues David advises across a broad range of highly scrutinized industries, including technology, healthcare, pharmaceuticals, consumer products, and telecommunications. In addition to his practice, David is an Adjunct Professor at New York University School of Law and a Lecturer in Law at Columbia University School of Law, where he teaches antitrust, intellectual property, and trial practice. Before joining Latham, David was a partner at another leading law firm.

Latham & Watkins

David Martin

Partner

ArentFox Schiff

David Mattern

Partner

King & Spalding

David McGlone

Partner

Gesmer Updegrove LLP

David McHugh

Partner

ArentFox Schiff

David McIntosh

Partner

Ropes & Gray LLP

David Meckler

David Meckler focuses on all aspects of commercial real estate law and represents real estate investors, capital providers, owners, developers, and others in all aspects of real estate related transactions. His practice focuses on capital investment directed to real estate and real estate operating companies, financings within all segments of the capital stack, joint ventures, and property and operating company acquisitions and dispositions. David's clients include: Private equity funds and investment advisors Publicly traded REITs Real estate operating companies Healthcare systems and providers Investment banking firms Private US and International investors

Latham & Watkins

David Meister

Partner

Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom LLP

David Mendelsohn

Partner

DLA Piper LLP (US)

David Miller

David Miller is a partner in Proskauer's Tax Department. David advises clients on a broad range of domestic and international corporate tax issues. His practice covers the taxation of financial instruments and derivatives, private and public REITs, cross-border lending transactions and other financings, international and domestic mergers and acquisitions, multinational corporate groups and partnerships, private equity and hedge funds, bankruptcy and workouts, high-net-worth individuals and families, and public charities and private foundations. He advises companies in virtually all major industries, including banking, finance, private equity, health care, life sciences, real estate, technology, consumer products, entertainment and energy. David is strongly committed to pro bono service, and has represented more than 500 charities. In 2011, he was named as one of thirteen “Lawyers Who Lead by Example” by the New York Law Journal for his pro bono service. David has also been recognized for his pro bono work by The Legal Aid Society, Legal Services for New York City and New York Lawyers For The Public Interest. David has taught the taxation of financial instruments at Columbia Law School, and tax policy at New York University School of Law. He is also a frequent author and has written a number of articles and chapters in various tax publications. David is the former chair of the tax section of the New York State Bar Association. Prior to joining Proskauer, David was a partner at Cadwalader, Wickersham & Taft LLP.

Proskauer Rose LLP

David Mitchell

Senior Associate

Freshfields

David Mitchell

Corporate partner. He is a leading practitioner in commodities, futures and derivatives. He offers his clients a full range of regulatory, transactional and litigation-related advice in connection with product development; structuring funds and other investment vehicles; establishment of electronic trading facilities and clearing solutions for swaps and derivatives; and compliance, investigations and enforcement matters relating to futures, swaps and derivatives.

Fried, Frank, Harris, Shriver & Jacobson LLP

David Moldenhauer

David T. Moldenhauer, a partner in the US Tax, Pensions and Employment group, practices international tax law. David provides tax and structuring advice for a wide variety of international financial and business transactions, including investment funds, carried interest and management co-investment arrangements, private equity investments, corporate acquisitions and restructurings, domestic and cross-border real estate transactions, joint ventures, financing transactions, financial instruments, equipment leasing and project finance. David also regularly consults on tax compliance and other technical US tax issues. David is an Adjunct Professor of International Tax at New York Law School.

Clifford Chance

David Molton

Partner

Brown Rudnick LLP

David Momborquette

David K. Momborquette focuses his practice on complex commercial litigation, regulatory matters and internal investigations, primarily for clients in the financial services industry, including hedge funds, private equity funds, venture capital funds and interdealer brokers. He has extensive experience representing entities and individuals in both private securities litigation and securities regulatory and other related matters, including investigations by the Securities and Exchange Commission, Financial Industry Regulatory Authority, US Attorneys’ offices, New York Stock Exchange, state attorneys general offices and state securities regulators. Read Full biography: https://www.mwe.com/people/momborquette-david-k/

McDermott Will & Schulte

David Mulle

Seward & Kissel LLP

David Munkittrick

David Munkittrick represents companies in consequential disputes where competition, innovation, and creative enterprise intersect. He is often engaged when legal doctrine is evolving, business models are under pressure, and the outcome of litigation carries industry-wide implications. Known for his calm approach to complex issues, he develops strategies that are creative but disciplined. David brings clarity and structure to intricate matters while grounding advocacy in a rigorous understanding of how his clients’ businesses function. David’s practice spans antitrust, copyright, and high-stakes commercial litigation across the modern economy, from pharmaceuticals and healthcare, to automotive, music and live entertainment, sports and trading cards, agriculture, financial services, hospitality, and technology. He is increasingly called on for matters at the intersection of antitrust, copyright, and AI, where market-power and creative-rights questions entangle. He is at the forefront of data access issues, having represented Bright Data in closely watched and precedent-setting litigations involving the right to access public web data and testing the contours of competition law in technology-driven markets. David has tried bench and jury cases involving price discrimination and group boycott claims, defended Fortune 500 companies in some of the highest-profile investigations and litigations of the past decade, and counseled clients through the full litigation life cycle. His antitrust experience also includes defending clients in federal class actions and competitor suits alleging monopolization and exclusionary conduct, as well as representing companies in investigations before the DOJ and FTC. A former practicing musician, David represents major music and entertainment companies and artists in infringement, ownership, and licensing disputes, including matters involving digital distribution and evolving media platforms. His clients include the NMPA, Sony Music Entertainment, U2, Madonna, Live Nation, UMG, and Warner. An active commentator on developments in antitrust and copyright law, David writes and speaks frequently. In addition to his monthly Law360 column, “FTC Focus,” his writing has been featured in the GCR Private Litigation Guide, Proskauer’s privacy and antitrust treatises, and the Fordham IPLJ Symposium. Outside the firm, David serves on the board of the Lorelei Ensemble and was previously on the board of the New York Choral Society. He has taught the Law and Music course at the Eastman School of Music. An accomplished classical pianist, David made his Carnegie Hall debut while at Proskauer, performing as part of a piano trio.

Proskauer Rose LLP

David Nagle

David serves as Managing Partner and is a Tax Partner in Sullivan’s Boston office, bringing over 25 years of experience to his dual roles. Leadership Role As Managing Partner, David collaborates closely with the firm’s Management Committee, partners, and business professionals to advance Sullivan’s vision of becoming a leading global, commercially focused mid-size law firm. He is dedicated to: Cultivating a culture of deep loyalty and high performance Implementing innovative talent strategies in acquisition, integration, development, and retention Ensuring excellence in legal service across key practice areas, including investment management, finance and capital markets, M&A, real estate, and tax law Tax Expertise David specializes in representing taxpayers in disputes with the Massachusetts Department of Revenue and the Internal Revenue Service. His practice encompasses: Advising businesses and individuals through tax audits, administrative appeals, and litigation State tax planning for complex business transactions Residency planning for individuals leaving Massachusetts Representative Matters Dagres v. Commissioner of Revenue, 136 T.C. 263 (2011): Secured a Tax Court ruling allowing a venture capitalist to deduct certain expenses as ordinary and necessary business expenses under Section 162 of the Internal Revenue Code. Town Fair Tire Centers, Inc. v. Comm’r of Revenue, 454 Mass. 601 (2009): Successfully argued before the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court that a retailer was not liable for Massachusetts use tax on tires purchased and installed out of state. Comm’r of Revenue v. Comcast Corporation, 453 Mass. 293 (2009): Obtained a Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court decision affirming that the work product doctrine protects communications between in-house corporate counsel and outside tax accountants from disclosure.

Sullivan & Worcester LLP

David Narefsky

Partner

Mayer Brown

David Navetta

Troutman Pepper Locke LLP

David Nelson

Quinn Emanuel Urquhart & Sullivan, LLP

David Nemecek

As Head of Simpson Thacher’s Capital Structure Solutions Practice, David Nemecek represents private equity sponsors, hedge funds, public companies and capital sources in complex financing transactions, including liability management exercises, leveraged buyouts, recapitalizations, restructurings and other special situation transactions. David has significant experience with a variety of transaction structures, including senior secured financings, debtor-in-possession and exit financings, split collateral structures, first- and second-lien financings, asset-based loans, senior unsecured financings, subordinated financings and unitranche financings. David has handled transactions in a range of industries, including retail, software, gaming, healthcare, media, restaurant, energy and real estate. David is widely recognized as the country’s leading liability management attorney and has led some of the most significant and innovative capital structure transactions in the market, advising clients across a broad range of industries.

Simpson Thacher & Bartlett LLP

David Nestler

David Nestler is a member of the Firm’s Investment Funds Group. He counsels private fund clients in connection with the formation and operation of private investment funds as well as legal, regulatory and compliance issues faced by their sponsors. He has served as legal counsel to numerous institutional and boutique sponsors across a spectrum of investment strategies, including buyout, real estate, credit, growth equity and venture capital, co-investment, fund-of-funds, and secondaries. He also represents clients in connection with the formation of managed accounts, funds-of-one, joint ventures, and other bespoke investment vehicles and products. David also specializes in representing investors in the acquisition and disposition of private investment fund interests, both on a primary basis and in secondary market transactions as well as advising investment professionals in connection with their employment arrangements with fund sponsors. He advises on the organization and documentation of internal firm arrangements and has also worked on a variety of other corporate transactional matters, such as strategic management company investments, emerging company representations and venture capital transactions. David maintains an active pro bono practice counseling local entrepreneurs and small businesses, and he regularly works with the Volunteers of Legal Service – Microenterprise Project as well as New York Law School’s Nonprofit and Small Business Clinic.

McDermott Will & Schulte

David Newmann

Partner

Hogan Lovells US LLP