Avocats – United States

Jeeseon Ahn

Jeeseon Ahn represents financial institutions and sponsors on domestic and international project financings, structured financings, investments and various transactions across the energy and infrastructure sectors, including renewable energy, conventional power, oil and gas, mining and data centers and digital infrastructure. She also has extensive experience representing export credit agencies and multilateral development banks on cross-border infrastructure projects, particularly in Latin America and Asia.

Bracewell LLP

Jeff B. Samuels

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Paul, Weiss, Rifkind, Wharton & Garrison LLP

Jeff Berg

Principal, Chair of Corporate Finance Practice Group

Offit Kurman

Jeff Berman

Jeff Berman is a partner in the firm’s US Financial Services Regulatory Group, with a practice that focuses on regulatory matters involving US and non-US investment funds, asset managers, banking organizations and bank holding companies, and includes private equity and hedge fund formation and financial institutions M&A. Jeff has over 25 years’ experience with US bank and securities regulation. He advises clients on the operations of foreign banking organizations in the United States, capital adequacy rules and prudential standards, and regulatory approvals for acquisitions and new activities, as well as on compliance matters involving investment advisers, private offerings, and fund governance. Most recently, Jeff has been advising the firm’s global clients on the strategic impact of regulatory reform under the Dodd-Frank Act and the JOBS Act, including with respect to private equity and hedge fund marketing, investment adviser registration and reporting, Volcker Rule compliance, and enhanced supervision of systemically important banks.

Clifford Chance

Jeff Bjork

Jeff Bjork, Managing Partner of Latham’s Los Angeles offices and former Global Vice Chair of the firm’s Restructuring Practice, represents public and private companies, creditors, and investors in all aspects of restructuring. Widely recognized as a leading restructuring lawyer in the United States, Jeff is a fellow in the prestigious American College of Bankruptcy, and was named Dealmaker of the Year by The American Lawyer in 2023 for leading Mallinckrodt Pharmaceuticals in its Chapter 11 restructuring. With nearly 30 years in practice, Jeff represents debtors, creditors, sponsors, boards of directors, and investors in all aspects of restructuring distressed companies. He regularly advises companies on successful strategies to address mass tort and legacy liabilities, including asbestos, environmental, and product related liabilities, and has represented clients in numerous mass tort bankruptcies.

Latham & Watkins

Jeff Bone

Corr Cronin, L.L.P.

Jeff Bushofsky

Partner

Ropes & Gray LLP

Jeff Butler

Jeff Butler has a broad range of experience litigating complex commercial cases in federal and state courts, including substantial experience coordinating cross-border litigation and other litigation in multiple jurisdictions. Jeff has particular experience representing non-US clients with respect to contentious matters in the US, including securities class actions, financial product litigation, M&A litigation and bankruptcy-related litigation.

Clifford Chance

Jeff Carlin

For over 20 years, Jeff has represented clients in various industries in complex environmental and land use litigation and administrative proceedings. He has the experience and track record to favorably and efficiently resolve his clients’ legal issues and to handle every aspect of the entitlement process from pre-acquisition diligence to permitting and, if necessary, subsequent litigation. Jeff advises clients and litigates cases implicating various state and federal environmental laws such as the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA), planning and zoning laws, CERCLA, the Clean Water Act, and state water quality laws. Jeff counsels clients to ensure that documents prepared in compliance with CEQA and other environmental statutes can be defended in litigation. Jeff frequently defends project approvals in trial and appellate courts, and represents petitioners challenging administrative decisions. His environmental litigation experience includes defending toxic tort actions as well as public nuisance cases involving environmental contamination claims. Jeff also represents clients in site clean-ups at federal and state Superfund sites involving a range of facilities including mixed-use landfills, manufacturing plants, and other industrial operations. He also has significant experience litigating CERCLA cost-recovery and contribution actions.

Alston & Bird LLP

Jeff Dodd

Partner

Hunton Andrews Kurth LLP

Jeff Dutson

Partner

King & Spalding

Jeff E. Scott

Co-Managing Shareholder & Co-Chair of Global Litigation

Greenberg Traurig

Jeff Gilson

Partner

White & Case LLP

Jeff Hammel

Jeff Hammel is Co-Chair of Latham & Watkins' New York Litigation & Trial Department, and previously served as Global Co-Chair of the firm's Securities and M&A Litigation Practice for 10 years. He regularly represents Fortune 500 and other public companies, financial institutions, and officers and directors in their highest-stakes litigation matters. Jeff is “acknowledged as one of the most experienced practitioners in the market” according to Legal 500 US. He was named as a 2025 MVP for Securities by Law360 and has also been recognized repeatedly in The American Lawyer’s “Litigator of the Week” columns and other publications. In 2025, Jeff received significant media attention for winning three complete motions to dismiss in three separate securities class actions in three different courts in one day. “Latham & Watkins Attorney Pulls a ‘Hat Trick,’ Winning Three Cases in One Day,” New York Law Journal, Mar. 31, 2025. He is also co-author of a definitive treatise on securities litigation, Federal Securities Litigation, 3d Edition, 2015.

Latham & Watkins

Jeff Jaeckel

Jeff Jaeckel | Morrison Foerster Jeff has notable experience representing public and private corporations in connection with their most significant and complicated antitrust litigation in federal and state courts. He regularly represents clients in all antitrust aspects of complicated transactional matters, including strategy and structuring of transactions to avoid antitrust risk and achieve strategic business objectives, and U.S. and multinational merger notification and review. Jeff also represents domestic and international companies in connection with government investigations of conduct, including civil investigations relating to monopolization or criminal investigations of alleged price-fixing. Jeff also assists clients in the protection of their intellectual property and counsels clients on the antitrust ramifications of commercial agreements to capitalize on the value of intellectual property. Jeff represents clients across a range of industries, including pharmaceuticals and medical devices, semiconductors, software, Internet services, transportation, consumer products, telecommunications, and media and entertainment. In addition to his active practice, Jeff is Morrison Foerster’s Vice Chair. Jeff formerly served as co-chair of Morrison Foerster’s Global Antitrust Law Practice Group and as a member of the firm’s Board of Directors, and co-chair of the firm’s eDiscovery Task Force. Jeff serves as an associate editor of the Antitrust Magazine of the American Bar Association Antitrust Section. He graduated with honors and was a member of Omicron Delta Epsilon, the international honor society in Economics. He was a writing staff member for the Wisconsin Environmental Law Journal, and was elected to Order of the Coif.

Morrison Foerster

Jeff Johnson

Partner Co-Chair, Technology Transactions and Licensing Practice

WilmerHale

Jeff Malonson

Partner

Weil, Gotshal & Manges LLP

Jeff Misher

Partner

King & Spalding

Jeff Moreno

Jeff is senior counsel in the firm's Transportation practice group, where he handles both commercial and regulatory transportation issues, with a heavy focus upon transportation by rail and truck. Based upon interviews with clients and peers, Chambers USA has recognized him as one of the top leading lawyers nationwide who represent shippers in rail transportation matters. Jeff represents major utility, petrochemical, mining, agricultural, metals, automotive and other industrial interests. He advises shipper clients and transportation intermediaries on transportation contract matters, service issues, loss and damage claims, hazardous materials liability, rail line purchase and construction, rail abandonments, rail car leases, and a host of related transportation issues. This includes litigation or arbitration, when necessary. Jeff has extensive experience in matters before the Surface Transportation Board (STB) and agencies within the Department of Transportation, including the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA), the Federal Railroad Administration (FRA) and the Pipeline and Hazardous Materials Safety Administration (PHMSA). He handles all rail regulatory matters within the jurisdiction of the STB. Before the NHTSA, Jeff advises auto equipment manufacturers on various vehicle equipment safety requirements and safety recalls. At the FRA and FMCSA, he advises clients on rail and motor carrier safety requirements, respectively. In addition, Jeff handles hazardous material enforcement and compliance matters before the FRA and PHMSA.

Thompson Hine LLP

Jeff Mulligan

Planning and Development Advisor, New York

Herbert Smith Freehills Kramer

Jeff Pade

Jeffrey A. Pade is an intellectual property litigator with over 25 years of experience in all phases of trade secrets and other intellectual property disputes. He directs complex civil and criminal trade secrets litigations concerning diverse technologies for clients around the globe, and represents clients in internal trade secrets audits and related forensic investigations, as well as trade secrets compliance initiatives. Mr. Pade’s current representations include offensive and defensive trade secrets litigations and arbitrations, internal trade secrets investigations, and pre-litigation counseling for both domestic and foreign clients. He is a frequent speaker and author on trade secrets issues, and is an active member of the Sedona Conference’s working group on trade secrets. Mr. Pade also teaches Trade Secrets Law at The George Washington University Law School.

Paul Hastings LLP

Jeff Richardson

Norton Rose Fulbright

Jeff Salinger

Partner; US Co-Chair of DLA Piper's Industrials sector

DLA Piper LLP (US)

Jeff Schlegel

Practice Leader Energy

Jones Day