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Erika Scheideman
Partner
Withers
Erika Todd
Erika is a litigator and employment advisor. Erika represents individual and institutional clients at each stage of the litigation process, from pre-suit negotiations to trial and appeal. She has argued before the U.S. Court of Appeals for the First Circuit and represented clients at the Supreme Court of the United States. Her litigation experience includes complex, commercial, art, and employment matters. Erika advises both employers and individuals on employment and other workplace matters. She negotiates employment contracts and separation agreements, prepares incentive compensation plans and workplace policies, and guides clients on legal compliance issues. She collaborates closely with colleagues, particularly those in Sullivan’s tax and corporate departments, to provide solutions from multiple angles. When Erika helps clients to navigate workplace disputes and fraught separations, she uses her legal knowledge and experience to craft an appropriate strategy for the client’s priorities and goals. An individual client commented, “I wanted to take the time to thank you once again for helping me manage this incredibly stressful event and helping me achieve such a positive outcome. I could not be more grateful. You are patient, strategic, incredibly knowledgeable and such a pleasure to work with.” A corporate client wrote, about Erika and a Sullivan colleague, “We are very grateful for all your wisdom helping us go through this sad, emotional episode. We have ended it all on good terms with the employee in question, and we couldn’t have done that without your amazing help, knowing we as a company would be safe.” Erika also serves as the co-chair of Sullivan's Women's Initiative. She is a director of the Harvard Law School Association of Massachusetts, where she has led a mentoring program and coordinated other initiatives. Prior to joining the firm, Erika was an associate at a boutique litigation firm in Boston.
Sullivan & Worcester LLP
Erika Weinberg
Erika L. Weinberg, Co-Chair of the New York Corporate Department, provides broad-based corporate counsel to financial institutions and companies, including in connection with public and private financings and general securities matters. Drawing on her extensive track record handling significant transactions and complex financial regulatory issues, Erika serves as a strategic advisor to clients from across industries, including financial services, healthcare, media and entertainment, telecommunications, manufacturing, and retail. Her work includes: Bridge lending and loan commitments Initial public offerings Liability management transactions, including debt exchange offers and tender offers Public and private equity offerings Secured and unsecured high yield debt offerings Erika also advises clients on periodic and current filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission and satisfying requirements set by the national securities exchanges. Erika has been named to Crain’s New York Business 2021 Notable Women in Law List. She is a member of the American Bar Association, the New York State Bar Association, and the Association of the Bar of the City of New York. She previously served as the Co-Chair of the firm’s Women Enriching Business (WEB) program in the New York office.
Latham & Watkins
Erin Anderson
Erin Anderson advises clients in permitting, developing, constructing and operating major capital facilities, with a particular focus on energy generation, conversion and transmission facilities. Her goal with every project is to ensure the facility or proposal incorporates thoughtful, innovative and environmentally responsible measures that improve the end product for all interested and affected stakeholders. Erin is a leader in Van Ness Feldman's Energy Transition practice and has significant experience representing independent power producers; fuel processing, handling and transport companies; and regulated utilities in site certification and environmental review under NEPA and SEPA, as well as operational compliance with state and federal natural resource regulations. She regularly represents clients before local boards, commissions and the Washington Energy Facility Site Evaluation Council in project permit proceedings, and has successfully defended projects before the Eastern Washington Growth Management Hearings Board, and in Washington’s Superior Courts, Court of Appeals and the Washington Supreme Court. Erin conducts regulatory, environmental and land use due diligence for purchasers, sellers and lenders in major power and fuel facility transactions. Erin also advises private-sector and municipal interests in the negotiation and drafting of franchise and development agreements for multiple-use developments, water and wastewater treatment facilities. She frequently advises public and private clients on matters of eminent domain, regulatory takings, and alternate procurements for which she negotiates and drafts both traditional and innovative procurement, delivery and service contracts for capital facilities infrastructure development and finance, including various public-private partnership structures.
Van Ness Feldman LLP
Erin Bosman
Erin M. Bosman | Morrison Foerster Erin Bosman is the global co-chair of Morrison Foerster’s litigation department. Erin is also the founder and co-head of the Artificial Intelligence group and former chair of the Complex Litigation + Advisement practice group. Clients value her business strategy, seeking her comprehensive counsel throughout the product life cycle, especially in high-stakes litigation and product recalls. Erin's clients value her litigation acumen, retaining her as national coordinating and trial counsel in class action cases and multijurisdictional and multidistrict proceedings. She navigates complex business relationships and serves as a defense liaison counsel in cases where multiple defendants have conflicting defenses. A skilled negotiator, Erin has a long track record of securing dismissals and favorable settlements for her clients. When trial is needed, her compelling courtroom skills have delivered successful jury verdicts and appellate victories. Outside the courtroom, Erin maintains a robust advisement practice, drawing on her litigation experience to counsel clients on product development, risk assessments, product labeling, and risk mitigation strategies to help them avoid and defeat product liability claims. When necessary, Erin advises on crisis management and guides clients through product recalls, representing clients before the Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC). Erin is a problem-solver through and through. In that role, she advises clients on some of their most difficult product questions, with particular focus on emerging technologies in untested regulatory and litigation landscapes. She is a leader in the fields of wearables and digital health, medical device and pharmaceuticals, and consumer products. Erin counsels clients that have innovative products in the technology and artificial intelligence sector. In addition to her knowledge and experience in the AI space, Erin has also advised clients working with autonomous vehicles, sensors, robotics, and IoT.
Morrison Foerster
Erin Brown Jones
Erin Brown Jones advises clients on enforcement, compliance, transactional, and litigation matters across a range of regulatory regimes, with a focus on the US Foreign Corrupt Practices Act (FCPA) and US securities laws and regulations. She serves as Co-Deputy Office Managing Partner of the Washington, D.C. office. Erin was recognized in Global Investigations Review’s 2020 “40 Under 40” list recognizing the next generation of outstanding investigations specialists. Erin represents clients in both domestic and cross-border investigations, and has experience navigating government-imposed compliance monitor decrees and regulator reporting requirements, advocating in front of government agencies, and engaging with cross-border teams, forensic accountants and experts, and external auditors, Boards, and other stakeholders. Erin has investigative experience with the Department of Justice (DOJ), Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB), Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA), Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), State Department, and Department of Commerce, as well as working with clients facing Congressional investigations. Her experience includes investigations around the world, including field work for major multinational companies in at least 16 countries across Asia, Europe, the Middle East, and the Americas. Complementing her government-facing work, Erin conducts internal investigations for clients across a range of compliance areas, including highly sensitive allegations of harassment, discrimination, hostile workplace, and retaliation. In addition to her investigations practice, Erin also works closely with clients across industries – including the manufacturing, technology, pharmaceutical, aerospace, healthcare, and oil and gas industries – to review and enhance their internal compliance programs to align with US government expectations and industry leading practices, including drafting policies and procedures, conducting risk assessments, delivering proactive and insightful training, and advising companies with respect to innovative compliance monitoring and analytics. Erin also regularly advises clients in connection with cross-border M&A, financing, and capital markets transactions, including pre- and post-acquisition due diligence and counseling. Prior to her experience at Latham, Erin held fellowships with the Department of Justice’s National Security Division and the Department of Defense’s (DOD) Office of Force Transformation, and also served in the AmeriCorps program. Erin previously was a member of Latham’s Recruiting Committee, and currently serves on the firm’s Equal Employment Opportunity (EEO) Review Board and as a member of the ESG Task Force.
Latham & Watkins
Erin Cho
Partner
Mayer Brown
Erin Cleary
Erin Cleary is a tax partner and a member of the firm’s Tax Department and Investment Management Group. Her practice focuses on advising private equity and corporate clients on a broad range of M&A transactions, as well as advising sponsors on the formation of U.S. and international private equity funds. Ms. Cleary is a member of the Executive Committee of the Tax Section of the New York State Bar Association. Ms. Cleary joined Debevoise in 2008. She received a J.D. magna cum laude from Rutgers School of Law-Newark in 2008, where she was a member of Order of the Coif, editor-in-chief of the Law Review and a recipient of the Alumni Senior Prize. Ms. Cleary received her undergraduate degree with high honors from Douglass College, Rutgers University in 2002. Ms. Cleary is a member of the Bars of New York and New Jersey.
Debevoise & Plimpton LLP
Erin Conklin
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Ropes & Gray LLP
Erin Culbertson
Erin, a senior associate in the Washington, DC office, has extensive experience representing and advising clients, including governments and government entities, international organisations, and multinational companies, in international arbitration proceedings (contractual and treaty-based), recognition and enforcement proceedings, complex commercial litigation, bankruptcy litigation, and project finance matters. Erin’s representations have concerned diverse industries, such as gaming, mining, life insurance, banking/finance, satellites, and wireless spectrum.
Three Crowns LLP
Erin Duffy
Erin M. Duffy is chair of the Duane Morris Health Law Practice Group and a member of the firm's governing Partners Board. Ms. Duffy concentrates her practice on corporate healthcare regulatory matters. She advises clients, including hospitals, ambulatory surgery centers, medical practices, pharmacies, long-term care facilities and developmental disabilities facilities, on a wide range of issues, including fraud and abuse, privacy, medical staff relations, EMTALA, self-referral, Medicare and Medicaid reimbursement, corporate practice of medicine and fee-splitting prohibitions, and certificate of need and licensure issues. Ms. Duffy has worked extensively with healthcare providers on corporate transactions and administrative agency matters.
Duane Morris LLP
Erin Ehlert
Partner - Litigation and Investigations
Bryan Cave Leighton Paisner
Erin Fonté
Partner and Co-Chair of the firm’s Financial Institutions Corporate and Regulatory Practice
Hunton Andrews Kurth LLP
Erin Gibson
Partner; Global Co-Chair of DLA Piper's Technology Sector; Chair of DLA Piper's International Trade Commission Practice
DLA Piper LLP (US)
Erin Hanson
Partner
White & Case LLP
Erin Hennessy
Partner
Haynes and Boone, L.L.P.
Erin Johnston
Erin Johnston is a litigation partner in the Washington, D.C., office of Kirkland & Ellis LLP. Erin has represented several Fortune 500 companies and household names, helping them to resolve complex business disputes in state and federal courts across the country. She has successfully handled class actions, securities and accounting fraud cases, contract disputes, antitrust matters, government investigations, and appeals. In each instance, she is trusted to take ownership of her clients’ cases, no matter how complicated, sensitive, or high profile they may be. Erin was named a "Rising Star" in Business Litigation by Super Lawyers. Erin earned her law degree from the NYU School of Law and her B.A. cum laude from the University of California at Los Angeles. In law school, Erin interned with both the Innocence Project and the NAACP Legal Defense and Educational Fund. She has continued that civic commitment at Kirkland, receiving the firm’s Pro Bono Service Award multiple times. Erin also holds several leadership roles within the firm, including as Chair of the Women’s Leadership Initiative in the D.C. office, for which she was profiled in Washington Lawyer Magazine.
Kirkland & Ellis LLP
Erin Kelly
Counsel - Litigation and Investigations
Bryan Cave Leighton Paisner
Erin Leffler
Managing Partner
Shook, Hardy & Bacon LLP
Erin Luke
Erin counsels owners, construction managers, design-builders, architects and engineers on large and complex projects in a broad range of industry sectors, including energy and infrastructure, event and entertainment venues, hospital and medical complexes, manufacturing and industrial facilities, and historical and cultural institutions. Her experience includes project delivery and structuring advice, contract negotiation and drafting, insurance and risk management counseling, operational project management advice, and claims resolution.
Thompson Hine LLP
Erin McLaughlin
Of Counsel
DLA Piper LLP (US)
Erin Murphy
Erin Murphy advises public and private companies, compensation committees, and individual executives on a broad array of compensation and benefits issues in the context of corporate transactions and day-to-day business. Erin regularly advises a wide variety of clients on the design of compensation plans, including: Stock option and other equity incentive plans Non-qualified deferred compensation plans Other incentive compensation plans Erin advises clients on executive compensation, employee benefits, and ERISA matters, with a particular focus in corporate transactions, including: Strategic mergers and acquisitions Private equity funds and public and private targets in takeovers Sales and spin-offs Initial public offerings Formation of private investment funds Bankruptcy and restructuring She regularly works with employers and executives to negotiate, design, and document executive employment, change in control, and severance agreements.
Latham & Watkins
Erin N. Brady
Partner
Hogan Lovells US LLP
Erin Nealy Cox
Erin represents corporations and boards of directors involved in high stakes criminal cases, internal investigations, and corporate integrity matters. She maintains a broad practice focused on matters arising from alleged violations of state and federal laws, including fraud, cybersecurity, public corruption, national security, workplace compliance, and issues involving board governance.
Kirkland & Ellis LLP