Avocats – United States

Jonathan Skidmore

Norton Rose Fulbright

Jonathan Smoller

Principal

Offit Kurman

Jonathan Solish

Partner - Corporate and Finance Transactions

Bryan Cave Leighton Paisner

Jonathan Spitz

Co-leader of the Labor Relations Practice Group

Jackson Lewis P.C.

Jonathan Stern

Partner

The Rosen Law Firm

Jonathan Stoel

Partner

Hogan Lovells US LLP

Jonathan Stoler

Jon Stoler is an experienced trial lawyer and legal counselor who leads the firm’s international Labor and Employment practice, representing multinational clients around the globe in high-stakes litigation and transactional matters. Jon’s practice covers the full spectrum of employment litigation matters, including non-competition and trade secret misappropriation, employment contract, discrimination, whistleblower, sexual harassment, wrongful discharge, wage/hour claims and related claims. He is also frequently called upon to lead high-stakes internal investigations and compliance inquiries for U.S. and foreign corporations worldwide. An accomplished first-chair trial lawyer, Jon has taken multiple jury trials to verdict and hundreds of arbitrations to favorable resolution. He regularly helps multinational companies develop and implement global policies that balance consistency with local compliance, drawing on a network of more than 100 trusted local counsel. Also experienced in the employment aspects of large-scale international transactions—including acquisitions, integrations and divestitures—he coordinates complex, multijurisdictional employment requirements with a clear view of clients’ strategic and operational goals. Clients appreciate his ability to align legal solutions with business imperatives. Private equity sponsors also rely on Jon and his team to develop employment policies which provide a uniform approach for their assorted portfolio companies. Defending employers in both single plaintiff and class action matters is also at the heart of Jon’s practice where he regularly represents them in federal and state courts, in arbitrations before the American Arbitration Association and the Financial Industry Regulation Authority, and in proceedings before various administrative agencies, including the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC), the U.S. Department of Labor (DOL) and state agencies throughout the U.S. He also represents clients before the National Labor Relations Board (NLRB). Jon is published and quoted frequently on a variety of employment law issues in major academic and business publications such as the National Law Review, The New York Law Journal, The Metropolitan Corporate Counsel and Employment Law360 and is a frequent speaker at national and international programs.

Sheppard

Jonathan Streeter

Partner

Dechert

Jonathan Su

Jonathan Su, a former adviser to two US Presidents and a former Deputy Office Managing Partner of the firm’s Washington, D.C. office, represents companies, boards of directors, and individuals in high-stakes investigations and controversy matters. Jonathan co-leads the firm’s Congressional Investigations practice. Most recently, Jonathan served in government as Deputy White House Counsel to President Joseph R. Biden Jr., where he led a team of lawyers at the White House Counsel’s Office that had principal responsibility for congressional oversight and controversy matters at the White House and across the Executive Branch. Jonathan’s responsibilities included engaging with members of the Cabinet, as well as chiefs of staff and general counsels of Executive Branch agencies, on a wide range of matters. Jonathan was also part of the core team from the White House Counsel’s Office that was responsible for the confirmation process of the Hon. Ketanji Brown Jackson to the US Supreme Court. During the Obama administration, Jonathan served as Special Counsel to President Barack Obama, where he advised on congressional oversight and controversy matters. Prior to his roles at the White House, Jonathan served as a federal prosecutor at the United States Attorney’s Office for the District of Maryland, where he conducted 12 jury trials to verdict. Among his most significant matters, Jonathan secured convictions — through jury trials and guilty pleas — of the leaders of a US$78 million Ponzi scheme that affected more than 1,000 victims on the East Coast and in California (US v. Andrew Williams). He also led the Maryland component of a joint Maryland/District of Columbia federal prosecution of the largest embezzlement (US$49 million) in the history of the District of Columbia government (US v. Harriette Walters). In 2011, then-US Attorney Rod J. Rosenstein awarded Jonathan the US Attorney’s Award for Excellence in Prosecution of Fraud. Jonathan’s work in government service and private practice has been covered in the Washington Post, New York Times, CNN, Reuters, the Associated Press, Roll Call, The Hill, and the National Law Journal. Jonathan has served in multiple management roles at Latham, including his previous position as Deputy Office Managing Partner of the Washington, D.C. office and Global Chair of the Firm’s Pro Bono Committee. Jonathan maintains an active pro bono practice, and he was part of a Latham trial team that, after a week-long evidentiary hearing, secured federal habeas relief for an inmate on Alabama’s death row, for which the team received the 2022 Robert M. Dell Prize for Extraordinary Pro Bono Service. Outside of Latham, Jonathan serves on the board of the Washington Lawyers’ Committee for Civil Rights and Urban Affairs. Earlier in his career, Jonathan was a law clerk for the Honorable Julian Abele Cook, Jr. of the US District Court for the Eastern District of Michigan, and for the Honorable Ronald M. Gould of the US Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit. In 2022, President Biden appointed Jonathan to the Council of the Administrative Conference of the United States. Jonathan is also a member of the Board of Visitors of Georgetown University Law Center.

Latham & Watkins

Jonathan Swichar

Jonathan L. Swichar is Chair of the Duane Morris Pharmacy Litigation Group and a member of the firm's governing Partners Board. For more than 25 years, Mr. Swichar has represented thousands of independent pharmacies and healthcare providers in regulatory, civil and criminal proceedings. His practice is dedicated to representing all provider types, throughout the United States, including specialty pharmacies, mail order pharmacies, retail pharmacies, compounding pharmacies, home infusion pharmacies, tele-health pharmacies, hospital pharmacies, home care pharmacies, long term care pharmacies, oncology pharmacies, among others. He has handled thousands of matters on behalf of such providers involving all aspects of their business operations including, but not limited to, issues with payors and pharmacy benefit managers (PBMs), PBM audit appeals, challenges to network terminations, refusals to provide network access and in the submission of credentialing applications. Additionally, he routinely counsels pharmacies on reimbursement rate issues, reimbursement disputes and refusals by payors and PBMs to abide by Federal and State any willing provider laws and other legal requirements. He has been lead counsel on behalf of such providers in thousands of disputes in state and federal courts throughout the country, all arbitration forums and in mediation. Mr. Swichar's pharmacy experience includes representing multiple retail, mail and specialty pharmacies in negotiating agreements with pharmacy benefit managers for dramatically-improved reimbursement rates for branded and generic drugs, resulting in millions of dollars in additional reimbursement. He has also assisted numerous pharmacies in obtaining network status after being denied and successfully represented pharmacies in overturning decisions by pharmacy benefit managers to terminate them from their networks. He has also represented numerous pharmacies in connection with responding to audits and has successfully challenged audit results. In addition, he has defended numerous pharmacies in connection with investigations by state boards of pharmacy, Attorney General Offices, United States Attorney's Offices and multiple other state and federal government agencies. Mr. Swichar also frequently consults with state and federal legislators in the drafting and proposing of legislation to reign in abuses by pharmacy benefit managers and improve protections afforded to pharmacies.

Duane Morris LLP

Jonathan Tam

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Paul, Weiss, Rifkind, Wharton & Garrison LLP

Jonathan Trotta

Partner

Balch & Bingham LLP

Jonathan Wachs

Member

Dickinson Wright PLLC

Jonathan Wagner

Partner, New York

Herbert Smith Freehills Kramer

Jonathan Waldrop

Commercial Litigation; Intellectual Property Litigation; Plaintiffs' Litigation

Kasowitz LLP

Jonathan Weiss

Jonathan Weiss is a partner in Proskauer's Litigation Department, co-head of the Asset Management Litigation Group, and a member of the Firm’s seven-person Executive Committee. Jonathan represents both plaintiffs and defendants in a wide range of high-stakes litigation, including antitrust, class action, financial services, securities and other complex commercial litigation. Jonathan has won multiple noteworthy jury verdicts, including the fourth-largest jury award in the history of the State of Arizona (over $110 million), and has significant appellate experience briefing and arguing appeals in both state and federal courts across the nation. Jonathan has spent considerable time on pro bono matters, for which he has been honored by Public Counsel, among other organizations. In addition to his busy practice, Jonathan has taught courses on Ninth Circuit appellate advocacy throughout Southern California and has lectured at several universities nationally, including Harvard Law School, UCLA Law School, the University of Illinois and the University of Pittsburgh. Jonathan is also a member of the Pacific Council on International Policy.

Proskauer Rose LLP

Jonathan Wry

Jonathan Wry is counsel in the New York office of Latham & Watkins, where he is a member of the Banking & Private Credit Practice in the Finance Department. Jonathan's practice includes experience in acquisition finance, syndicated loans, first lien/second lien financings, bridge financing, asset-based lending, letter of credit financings, sports finance, project finance, international joint ventures, securitizations and restructurings. His clients have included commercial banks, private investment/equity firms, energy and power companies, real estate investors, sports teams, insurance companies, and national and international retail, healthcare and hospitality chains.

Latham & Watkins

Jonathan Yarowsky

Partner Co-Chair, Public Policy and Legislative Affairs Practice

WilmerHale

Jonathan Youngwood

Global Co-Chair of the Firm’s Litigation Department and leads the Civil Securities Litigation Practice. He has represented corporations, boards of directors, and other clients in a wide range of high-profile complex commercial litigations and arbitration matters, including securities, corporate control, antitrust, ERISA, and bankruptcy disputes. Jon is also an experienced appellate lawyer, having argued more than 25 appeals, including cases in the majority of the federal circuit courts. Jon has successfully achieved high-profile appellate reversals and affirmations on behalf of clients in the financial services, hospitality, media and entertainment, e-commerce, and public sector, among others. Additionally, he has extensive experience representing clients in matters before state and federal regulators.

Simpson Thacher & Bartlett LLP

Jonathan Zavin

Partner

Loeb & Loeb LLP

Jonathan Zonis

Jonathan Zonis concentrates in representing issuers and underwriters in cross-border equity and debt (including high-yield) offerings. Jonathan has been involved in public and private transactions in equity and debt offerings by issuers in a variety of industries including banking, energy, manufacturing, real estate, infrastructure, luxury goods, telecommunications, media and shipping.

Clifford Chance

Jonathon Hance

Jonathon Hance is both a litigator and an intellectual property lawyer. As a litigator, Jonathon is at home in the court room, where he represents both plaintiffs and defendants and works hard to enforce his clients' intellectual property rights and data confidentiality rights, to protect his clients' brands, to bring value to his clients in the restructuring context, and and to resolve complex commercial disputes in the design and construction, real estate, energy, healthcare, and technology industries. As an IP lawyer, Jonathon works to protect and monetize his clients' innovations and protect his clients' brands across a variety of sectors, including the energy, real estate, and technology industries. He also advises healthcare institutions regarding corporate governance issues and patient data privacy and protection under the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA).

Bracewell LLP

Jonathon Soler

Co-Managing Partner of Weil and a partner in Weil’s U.S. Private Funds practice.

Weil, Gotshal & Manges LLP

Joni Jacobsen

Partner

Dechert