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Marta Garcia
Partner
RC Law LLP
Martha A.Hager
Of Counsel
Diaz Reus International Law Firm
Martha J. Schoonover
Shareholder
Greenberg Traurig
Martha Kohlstrand
Associate - Corporate and Finance Transactions
Bryan Cave Leighton Paisner
Martha Thompson
Partner
Balch & Bingham LLP
Martha Thomsen
Partner
Baker Botts L.L.P.
Martin Auerbach
Of Counsel
Withers
Martin Bienenstock
Martin Bienenstock is recognized as one of the leading restructuring attorneys in the nation, and is a partner in Proskauer's Restructuring Group, after serving as its chairman and head the last twelve years until he passed those titles to a younger generation this fiscal year. Decades ago he was Martin also teaches Corporate Reorganization at Harvard Law School and University of Michigan Law School. In a highly competitive process, Martin was chosen to represent the Financial Oversight and Management Board for Puerto Rico, which he has successfully done for seven years and continues to do. Debtors, Creditors, Investors, and Directors. Martin’s accomplishments explain his reputation. In the Texaco chapter 11 case he formulated the legal theory that convinced Pennzoil to accept $3 billion in exchange for its $11 billion judgment against Texaco, while Texaco paid all other creditors in full. General Motors and Chrysler Financial trusted Martin to represent them both and to formulate a strategy to save GM and Chrysler, which he presented to President Obama’s US Auto Task Force. The Task Force adopted Martin’s strategy and he caused it to be successfully implemented. In the Owens Corning chapter 11 case, Martin won a landmark decision in the Third Circuit to convert his hedge fund and bank clients’ return from approximately $450 million into $2.25 billion. Amidst the chaos at Enron, Martin engineered a strategy to save its many businesses and formulated a chapter 11 plan that ultimately paid most creditors in full or nearly in full. He charted the takeover of troubled Finova for a joint venture between Berkshire Hathaway and Leucadia National Corp., and led the successful restructurings of Capmark, Ambac, and NewPage. Martin led the Firm’s representation of the Caesars Entertainment creditors’ committee and converted a five cent offer into a sixty six cent return. In leading the representation of the Westinghouse creditors’ committee, Martin attained full payment for the committee’s constituents. Martin also developed the multi-jurisdictional Colombian-U.S.-Canadian reorganization plan for Pacific Exploration, supported by its bank creditors and bond creditors. Martin drafted Ireland’s restructuring statute when many investment banks explained Ireland needed to change its insolvency laws to attract new capital. Practice based on Scholarship and Client Service. Martin’s achievements and retentions for bet-the-company matters stem from his conducting a multidisciplinary practice drawing on his combined experience in restructuring, corporate governance, reorganization, prospect theory, game theory, litigation, appellate practice, Dodd-Frank and Sarbanes-Oxley. Early on Martin learned legal practice is customer service. To that end Martin is available by cell 24/7. Martin’s ultimate assignment thus far is to represent the Financial Oversight and Management Board for Puerto Rico, to create a sustainable economy for its people and creditors. Martin counsels the Oversight Board and has successfully argued trial judgments and appeals that saved the Commonwealth many billions of dollars, while restructuring over $60 billion and pension liabilities out of a total of $75 billion of bond debt and $55 billion of unfunded pension debt. Martin is flattered the Oversight Board wants him to finish the job.
Proskauer Rose LLP
Martin Burkett
Co-Chair, M&A and Private Equity Practice
Akerman LLP
Martin Clarke
Partner
Holland & Knight
Martin De Luca
Partner
Boies Schiller Flexner LLP
Martin Eid
Partner
King & Spalding
Martin F. Gusy
Martin Gusy is a dual-licensed common law-civil law disputes attorney and leads the firm’s international arbitration practice. He has over 20 years of experience serving as legal counsel to commercial parties as well as sovereigns in more than 100 high-stakes, cross-border disputes and transactions, including international arbitration dispute resolution, international commercial arbitration, investor-state/investment arbitration, US litigation and corporate matters. Martin regularly serves as sole arbitrator, president of the tribunal and party-appointed arbitrator in more than two dozen ICC, AAA/ICDR, UNCITRAL and ad hoc arbitrations. He has been a member of the AAA/ICDR International Roster of Arbitrators and Mediators since 2010 and served as a mediator in an international commercial dispute involving a sovereign. He is the co-author of the second edition of A Guide to the ICDR International Arbitration Rules (2019), a leading industry text published by Oxford University Press, as well as the co-author of the AIPN research paper, “A Global Review of Joint Operating Agreement Disputes” (2020). He is recognized by his peers for his international legal experience and broad substantive experience, including technology, manufacturing and engineering joint ventures, energy, oil and gas, mining, banking and finance, construction, distribution and franchising, insurance, IP protection and IP licensing. He has prior work experiences in Frankfurt, Singapore, Paris, Houston and São Paulo, and regularly advises clients from Europe, North America, South America, the Middle East, Africa, Asia and Australia. He has counseled dozens of parties in international arbitrations under rules including ICC, ICSID, AAA/ICDR, JAMS, LCIA, UNCITRAL, DIS, VIAC and SIAC International Arbitration Rules. Martin is active in various professional associations, including serving on the Executive Committee of the New York International Arbitration Center (NYIAC) and on AAA/ICDR committees. He has helped draft institutional arbitration rules and is regularly asked to speak at industry events or teach on international arbitration.
Bracewell LLP
Martin Hamilton
Martin T. Hamilton is a partner in Proskauer's Tax Department. He primarily handles U.S. corporate, partnership and international tax matters. Martin's practice focuses on mergers and acquisitions, cross-border investments and structured financing arrangements, as well as tax-efficient corporate financing techniques and the tax treatment of complex financial products. He has experience with public and private cross-border mergers, acquisitions, offerings and financings, and has advised both U.S. and international clients, including private equity funds, commercial and investment banks, insurance companies and multinational industrials, on the U.S. tax impact of these global transactions. In addition, Martin has worked on transactions in the financial services, technology, insurance, real estate, health care, energy, natural resources and industrial sectors, and these transactions have involved inbound and outbound investment throughout Europe and North America, as well as major markets in East and South Asia, South America and Australia. Martin also regularly represents clients in tax controversies and other matters before the U.S. tax authorities.
Proskauer Rose LLP
Martin J Black
Partner
Dechert
Martin Menski
Partner
White & Case LLP
Martin Perschetz
Martin L. Perschetz concentrates his practice in the areas of white-collar criminal defense, SEC enforcement, securities litigation, accountant's liability and other large commercial litigation. With the firm for more than 30 years, Marty was previously an Assistant U.S. Attorney for the Southern District of New York, where he was chief of the Major Crimes Unit and led a team of prosecutors in the investigation and prosecution of federal criminal cases involving a wide variety of complex business and tax frauds. Immediately before coming to SRZ, he served as chief counsel to the Mayor of New York City's Special Commission to Investigate City Contracts and as deputy commissioner of the New York City Department of Investigation. Drawing on four decades of broad and deep prosecutorial, investigative, defense and trial experience, Marty has represented a wide array of clients in significant matters involving federal and state prosecutors, the SEC, the NYSE and FINRA, as well as in large and complex private civil litigation and in corporate internal investigations. His clients in securities and financial statement matters have included PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP and Big Four accounting firm auditors; investment funds Millennium Partners and The Clinton Group; various other large financial institutions and public companies, such as Monster Beverage Corporation; and former senior officials at Merck, Vivendi Universal, Kmart Corp. and other large companies. In the Vivendi Universal matter, following a four-month trial in the Southern District of New York, the jury returned a verdict in favor of Marty’s client, Vivendi’s former Chief Financial Officer, on all claims against him. Believed to be the largest federal securities class action ever to proceed to a jury verdict, the case involved numerous complex issues under the antifraud provisions of the federal securities laws, and under U.S. and French Generally Accepted Accounting Principles. The American Lawyer named Marty a “Litigator of the Week” for his successful work on the Vivendi trial. In addition, Marty successfully defended the former chief scientist of Merck & Co. Inc. in a high-profile securities class action and related cases concerning the painkiller Vioxx. He is a former co-chair of the firm’s Litigation Group and a former member of the Executive Committee.
McDermott Will & Schulte
Martin Roth
Martin Roth is a trial lawyer whose practice spans complex litigation matters across a wide array of industries. Martin has won trials for clients like BP, Sycamore Partners and Bixby Bridge Capital in state and federal courts across the country. Martin has also argued and won significant appeals for clients, including Blackstone, 3i Group and Sun Capital Partners. Martin’s recent Seventh Circuit win on an issue of first impression in a class action under the Genetic Information Privacy Act was highlighted in The National Law Journal and recognized by The American Lawyer in its “Litigator of the Week” series. Martin’s recent summary judgment win in a substantial M&A deal dispute was profiled by the New York Law Journal and again acknowledged by The American Lawyer. Martin serves as lead trial counsel in many privacy class action cases, M&A deal-related litigation, and in significant commercial disputes involving private equity sponsors and their portfolio companies. Martin is known for achieving efficient wins and commercial outcomes, whether through trial, arbitration, motion practice or negotiated settlements. Martin leads the Firm’s transactional risk insurance claims team, which has assisted clients in evaluating and making Rep & Warranty insurance claims, resulting in hundreds of millions of dollars in recoveries. In addition, Martin leads numerous post-M&A disputes, including purchase price adjustment and earn out arbitrations, valuation disputes and employment matters. Martin serves on Law 360’s Illinois Editorial Advisory Board and the American Bar Association Business Law Section Host Committee. Martin is also dedicated to the community and serves on the Board of Friends of Prentice, a nonprofit organization supporting Northwestern Medicine’s Prentice Women’s Hospital. Before joining Kirkland, Martin clerked on the Seventh Circuit Court of Appeals for the Honorable Michael Kanne.
Kirkland & Ellis LLP
Martin Toto
Partner
White & Case LLP
Martin Voelker
Prior to rejoining Kirkland & Ellis LLP in November 2015, Marty was Global Head of Advisory Services within the UBS Private Funds Group, a leading global placement agent, where he oversaw a team of approximately 20 professionals responsible for advising private equity firms throughout all phases of the fundraising process. During his 15 years in the fund placement business in New York and London, Marty led the execution of a wide variety of fundraising mandates, including for private equity, infrastructure, credit and special situations managers in Asia, Europe and the United States. Marty joined the UBS Private Funds Group in 2003 and was a member of the Citigroup Private Funds Group for three years prior to that. From 1998 to 2000, Marty was a corporate associate at Kirkland & Ellis in New York.
Kirkland & Ellis LLP
Martine Beamon
Partner
Davis Polk & Wardwell LLP
Marty Brimmage Jr.
Marty Brimmage is the lead litigation partner on a full range of disputes in complex chapter 11 proceedings and other restructuring related issues for debtors, official committees of unsecured creditors, other secured and unsecured creditors, bondholders and ad hoc groups. Marty is also lead trial counsel for litigation teams in restructuring, energy, mining, real estate and telecommunications matters across the country. He is particularly adept at developing litigation and trial strategies and addressing matters on appeal. Significant matters include those involving Diamond Sports Group, TPC, Talen Energy, Pipeline Health, Sungard Availability Services, HONX, Loyalty Ventures and Alex E. Jones, to name a few. To learn more about Marty, please visit his full profile: https://www.akingump.com/en/lawyers-advisors/marty-l-brimmage-jr
Akin
Maruti Narayan
Partner
DLA Piper LLP (US)
Marvin S. Putnam
Marvin Putnam, an industry-leading trial lawyer, represents high-profile clients, drawing on an exceptional combination of litigation experience and keen insight on the entertainment industry. He serves as Global Chair of the firm’s Entertainment, Sports & Media Industry Group and previously served as Chair of the Litigation & Trial Department in Los Angeles. Marvin has successfully represented clients ranging from individual authors and producers, to leading entertainment companies and investment banks. His accomplishments at trial and appellate courts, both state and federal, as well as internationally, have earned Marvin a reputation as a market-leading entertainment litigator. He has a demonstrated skill in handling a range of high-profile disputes, including intellectual property and business torts. Complementing his trial work, Marvin provides prepublication review for national news, variety, and talk show programs, national publications as well as film and television studios. Given his litigation skills, Marvin also often advises on complex entertainment and media transactional matters with an eye to limiting clients’ potential litigation or exposure.
Latham & Watkins