Avocats – United States

Matthew Lampe

Partner

Jones Day

Matthew Larsen

Partner

Baker Botts L.L.P.

Matthew Leopold

Partner

Hunton Andrews Kurth LLP

Matthew Lindenbaum

Nelson Mullins Riley & Scarborough LLP

Matthew Linder

Partner

White & Case LLP

Matthew Lovell

Matthew Lovell is a partner in Kirkland's Chicago Technology & IP Transactions group. Matthew's practice is focused on intellectual property and technology-related transactions and counseling, including in the areas of intellectual property licensing (patent, trademark, software and technology), intellectual property acquisitions and transfers, outsourcing (business process, information technology and software development), software licensing and implementation, software development, e-commerce, telecommunications, advertising, sponsorships and endorsements, data security and data privacy, social media, commercial agreements (supply, distribution and general services), and technology-focused strategic alliances and joint ventures. Matthew also assists clients with intellectual property and technology issues and agreements arising in connection with mergers and acquisitions, divestitures, investments, financings, bankruptcies and restructurings. During the 2006–2007 academic year, Matthew served as a Teaching Fellow and Clinical Instructor at the Berkman Center for Internet and Society at Harvard Law School, instructing students and assisting with research and pro bono legal projects involving the intersection of law, technology, digital content, and related public policy.

Kirkland & Ellis LLP

Matthew Lyons

Partner

Hunton Andrews Kurth LLP

Matthew M. Martino

Partner

Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom LLP

Matthew MacLean

Pillsbury Winthrop Shaw Pittman LLP

Matthew Makover

Please see https://www.willkie.com/professionals/m/makover%20matthew

Willkie Farr & Gallagher LLP

Matthew Martens

Partner Co-Chair, Securities Litigation and Enforcement Practice Group

WilmerHale

Matthew Martin

Matthew Martin is a partner in Baker McKenzie's Energy & Infrastructure Group. Matt advises clients on the development and construction of energy, mining, infrastructure and other construction projects. He has advised on projects sited all around the world, with particularly strong experience across the US, the UK, the Gulf and Sub-Saharan Africa. Matt has been recognized in Law 360's Top Attorney's Under 40 (US) and by Legal 500 (UK) as a lawyer who is "hands on [and] . . . into the legal detail," with "a deep commercial understanding of projects." He has practiced from the Firm's Chicago and London offices, and has also spent time in the Toronto, Mexico City and Moscow offices. Matt is admitted in New York, Illinois and England and Wales. Matt is a member of Baker McKenzie's Africa Steering Committee.

Baker McKenzie

Matthew May

Chair

Bochner PLLC

Matthew McClure

Partner and Team Leader of Ballard Spahr’s Zoning and Land Use Team

Ballard Spahr LLP

Matthew McConkey

Partner

Mayer Brown

Matthew McGill

Partner

King & Spalding

Matthew Mills

Partner

ArentFox Schiff

Matthew Minder

Partner - Litigation and Investigations

Bryan Cave Leighton Paisner

Matthew Moore

Peckar & Abramson, P.C.

Matthew Morreale

Matthew Morreale is Head of Cravath's Environmental Practice. He advises Cravath’s clients on environmental matters relating to mergers and acquisitions, securities offerings, financings and other business transactions, as well as on environmental‑related proceedings and investigations. Mr. Morreale also regularly counsels companies and their boards of directors on matters relating to Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) concerns, including with respect to shareholder engagement and proposals, disclosure and proxy requirements, sustainability reporting, acquisition and investment diligence and integration matters. Clients describe Mr. Morreale as “an excellent lawyer who understands the complex regulatory impacts on companies, including emerging climate change issues.”

Cravath, Swaine & Moore LLP

Matthew Morris

Matthew J. Morris is a Special Litigation Counsel at Proskauer. He works on a variety of disputes concerning insurance coverage, partnership and joint venture agreements, hotel management agreements, revenue-based funding agreements, civil RICO and international arbitration. Matt's analytical acumen has enabled him to contribute significantly to the Firm's success in difficult appellate matters, including three victories in the New York Court of Appeals: one in a dispute concerning whether the aggregate coverage limit of an excess liability insurance policy covering asbestos claims made against the insured was renewed annually, rather than continued over the three-year period of the policy (16 N.Y.3d 419), and the others in decisions that established that an insured may obtain indemnification for payments made as disgorgement where such payments do not represent the insured’s own illicit gains (21 N.Y.3d 324) and that such payments are not uninsurable penalties (37 N.Y.3d 552). Other cases included: A victory in the New York Appellate Division in a dispute regarding whether an insured that sold asbestos believing its products could be used safely, despite its awareness of possible injuries, did not expect or intend such injuries for coverage purposes (101 A.D.3d 434) A successful appeal to the Second Circuit from a decision in which the district court had held that a "hell or high water” agreement barred Home Depot U.S.A., Inc. from arguing that it was constructively evicted from its premises, terminating its rent obligation (570 F.3d 513) Representation of The New York Times in a case in which the lower court granted class certification to plaintiffs challenging the right to engage in newsgathering, and the appellate court reversed the certification order (895 A.2d 1173) Recent trial victories involving substantial damages in an arbitration regarding a hotel owner’s termination of a hotel management agreement in Mexico and a commercial landlord-tenant dispute regarding a rent rebate provision Matt authored a chapter on “Appellate Practice in the New York State Courts” in Principles of Appellate Litigation: A Guide to Modern Practice (PLI Press).

Proskauer Rose LLP

Matthew Morrison

Pillsbury Winthrop Shaw Pittman LLP

Matthew Morton

Partner

Weil, Gotshal & Manges LLP

Matthew Moscon

Partner

Mayer Brown