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Max Klupchak
Max Klupchak leverages his unique background and deeply commercial perspective to advise clients on complex M&A and other strategic transactions, with extensive experience representing private equity sponsors and public and private companies across a range of industrial, manufacturing, distribution, and business services sectors. Drawing on a panoramic view of the private equity landscape — informed by his experience both in private practice and as general counsel of a leading middle-market private equity firm — Max brings a differentiated approach to help sponsors and their portfolio companies navigate high-stakes matters across the full investment life cycle, from fundraising and regulatory compliance to M&A and portfolio company operations. With firsthand insight into every facet of the private equity business, Max delivers practical, business-aligned counsel to investors, boards, and management teams alike. Before joining Latham, Max served as general counsel at The Sterling Group, where he oversaw the firm’s legal and regulatory functions. Earlier in his career, he practiced in the private equity transactions groups of two global law firms.
Latham & Watkins
Max Levy
Max I. Levy | Morrison Foerster Max Levy is an associate in the Litigation Group in Morrison Foerster’s Palo Alto office. Max earned his J.D. from Stanford School of Law. During law school, he was a research assistant for the Stanford Cyber Policy Center.
Morrison Foerster
Max Mazzelli
Max Mazzelli is a member of the firm’s Litigation & Trial Department and focuses on data privacy, complex commercial litigation, consumer protection, and cybersecurity. Max represents public and private technology companies in complex commercial and class action litigation in both state and federal courts involving data privacy, consumer protection, and commercial contract disputes. He represents companies in regulatory investigations and inquiries by the Federal Trade Commission (FTC), and other US and global government regulators, agencies, and bodies. Max counsels technology clients on privacy and internet issues, in particular compliance with US state privacy laws (e.g., CCPA), FTC requirements, GDPR, TCPA, COPPA, BIPA, ECPA and wiretap issues, and CLOUD Act; behavioral advertising and social media; data collection; security incidents; and forensic investigations triggered by government requests for information. Additionally, he assists technology clients with privacy policy drafting and provides transactional support on privacy-related issues. Max donates a substantial amount of time to pro bono work, including representing a single mother in a habitability dispute against her landlord, representing an individual unlawfully transferred by local law enforcement to federal immigration authorities, and assisting individuals seeking expungement of their prior criminal records to restore their employment prospects and to receive needed social services. Max served as a law clerk to Judge G. Murray Snow of the US District Court for the District of Arizona. He received his JD from the University of California, Hastings College of the Law, where he graduated first in his class and was the production editor for the Hastings Law Journal. Prior to joining Latham, Max was a judicial extern for Judge Charles R. Breyer of the US District Court for the Northern District of California.
Latham & Watkins
Max Raskin
Max Raskin represents clients across the full investment lifecycle of executive compensation, employee benefits, and equity matters that arise in the context of public and private mergers and acquisitions. Max leverages trusted client relationships and a keen commercial sensibility to structure, negotiate, and implement incentive compensation plans and arrangements for public and private companies, private equity funds, management teams, and individual executives relating to: Employment, severance, and consulting agreements Changes in control Non-competition, retention, and deferred compensation Cash-based and equity-based compensation Golden parachute excise tax strategy Before joining Latham, Max worked for a Big Four accounting firm, where he performed E&P modeling, foreign tax credit modeling, and international tax structuring for global M&A transactions. Max maintains an active pro bono practice and regularly advises CO/LAB Theater Group — a nonprofit organization that offers individuals with developmental disabilities a creative and social outlet through theater arts — on employment, compensation, and labor issues.
Latham & Watkins
Max Schleusener
Max Schleusener advises companies and private equity sponsors on a range of transactions, including mergers, acquisitions, joint ventures, and corporate governance matters. Max delivers pragmatic counsel to public and private companies, private equity sponsors and their portfolio companies. Combining experience in M&A and general corporate matters, he develops business-oriented strategies for clients’ most critical transactions. Max regularly advises on both bet-the-company M&A transactions, including mergers of equals, as well as complex carve-outs and joint ventures. His experience in domestic and multi-jurisdictional transactions spans a multitude of industries, from the insurance, automotive, and manufacturing sectors to professional services and pharmaceuticals. Max also handles a variety of general corporate matters on behalf of public and private companies. He brings particular experience navigating thorny governance issues arising in joint ventures and whole company business combinations, including cross-border mergers and acquisitions. Additionally, Max counsels clients on shareholder activism and defense.
Latham & Watkins
Max Scott
Partner
Weil, Gotshal & Manges LLP
Max Silverstein
Max Silverstein is a partner in the firm’s Corporate Department with a focus on debt financing transactions, including liability management, complex direct lending transactions and workouts, restructurings, and insolvency matters. Max also represents private equity sponsors, portfolio companies, and corporate borrowers in a broad range of leveraged finance transactions, including acquisition financings, leveraged buyouts, recapitalizations, and asset-based credit facilities.
Latham & Watkins
Max Stern
Max H. Stern is a trial and appellate lawyer, with an emphasis on a result-oriented approach to complex disputes. He has represented plaintiffs and defendants in insurance coverage and bad faith cases, business tort and other commercial litigation, consumer and business class actions, and both commercial and high-end residential real estate litigation. Mr. Stern has tried cases before juries, judges and arbitration panels, and he has argued appeals in a number of state (California and Texas) and federal (Second, Eighth, and Ninth Circuits) courts. Mr. Stern devotes a substantial part of his practice to litigation and counseling services for the insurance industry. He has handled matters in various lines, including general liability, specialty liability, professional liability, excess liability, business interruption, workers' compensation, property, and personal accident. He provides oversight counsel for clients at a nationwide or regional level with respect to issues of coverage, claims handling, litigation management and corporate risk. He has extensive experience in insurance-related litigation, including coverage, bad faith, subrogation and contribution, reinsurance and regulatory disputes. He also provides defense of insureds in complex or high-stakes cases, including class actions and severe injuries, and he is often called upon by insurers when they need a change in direction in the defense of their insureds.
Duane Morris LLP
Maximilian Grant
Max Grant is the former Global Chair of the Intellectual Property Litigation Practice. Max has secured high-profile wins for companies established and emerging, including NVIDIA, Schlumberger, Philip Morris International, Adobe, Monsanto, Daikin, Latchable, CrossMatch Technologies, InfoBionic, and InterDigital. He served as lead counsel for C.R. Bard; after a six-week trial in the US District Court of Arizona, the jury found that W.L. Gore willfully infringed Bard’s patent and upheld validity. The court enhanced damages, awarded fees, and imposed a compulsory license. The total award was over US$2.1 billion and the win was featured in a cover article in the November 2009 issue of The American Lawyer. Max joined Latham in 2002, after serving as Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense for Special Operations during Operation Enduring Freedom. In 2005, he was appointed by the Secretary of Commerce to the Patent Public Advisory Committee, a nine-member board that advises the Director of the US Patent and Trademark Office on patent policy. Before attending law school, Max served as an aide to Senator John McCain, a Navy SEAL team leader and a US Marine. He is the co-inventor of two patents.
Latham & Watkins
Maximillian Del Rey
Partner
Mayer Brown
Maxine Bayley
Maxine D. Bayley practices in the area of immigration law, representing clients in matters involving the employment of foreign nationals in a variety of industries, as well as individual matters including family-based permanent residence and naturalization. She has in-depth experience representing individual and corporate clients with regard to H, L, O, E-3, and TN non-immigrant matters, as well as EB-1 immigrant visas. She also represents clients in complex immigration cases, including immigrant and non-immigrant waivers of inadmissibility, Violence Against Women Act (VAWA) petitions, consular processing and immigration ramifications of criminal charges. She also has experience with asylum and federal court litigation pertaining to immigration matters. She is a frequently featured speaker at national, state and local conferences.
Duane Morris LLP
Maxwell Herman
Partner, New York
Herbert Smith Freehills Kramer
Maxwell Multer
Counsel - Corporate and Finance Transactions
Bryan Cave Leighton Paisner
Maxwell Pritt
Partner
Boies Schiller Flexner LLP
Maya Grasse
Clients count on Maya to chart a strategic course through complex environmental land use, regulatory and permitting matters, particularly where they involve air quality and GHG laws. She has experience with the environmental challenges facing oil & gas, mining, manufacturing, and other industrial clients in project development, permitting, environmental compliance, and administrative enforcement. Maya counsels clients on compliance with a range of environmental regulations, particularly regional, state, and federal air quality regimes and land use controls, with a focus on the issues faced by oil and gas, mining, industrial, manufacturing, and recycling clients. Maya advises clients in formal and informal proceedings before state and local agencies in land use and environmental permitting matters, enforcement actions, and agency rulemaking efforts, representing industrial, commercial and energy clients as they work with oversight agencies including local air quality management districts, particularly the South Coast Air Quality Management District, and the California Air Resources Board. Her practice includes securing and negotiating development entitlements for industrial, commercial, residential, and energy projects and preparing and reviewing California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) and National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) documents. She advises clients on compliance with environmental regulations, including CEQA, the California and federal Clean Air Acts and Endangered Species Acts, and California’s Surface Mining and Reclamation Act (SMARA), as well as local planning, zoning, and environmental regulations.
Alston & Bird LLP
Maya P. Florence
Partner
Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom LLP
Mayme Donohue
Partner
Hunton Andrews Kurth LLP
Mazin Sbaiti
Founding Partner
Sbaiti & Company
Mckenna Gossrau
Associate - Corporate and Finance Transactions
Bryan Cave Leighton Paisner
Meagan Bachman
Partner
Crowell & Moring LLP
Meagan Pace
Associate
DLA Piper LLP (US)
Meagan Reda
Partner
Olshan Frome Wolosky LLP
Meagen E. Leary
Meagen E. Leary is co-chair of the firm's Business Reorganization and Financial Restructuring Practice Group and serves on the firm's Executive Committee. Ms. Leary maintains a national creditors' rights, commercial real estate finance and bankruptcy practice. Her clients include institutional lenders, CMBS servicers, REITs, debt funds and other diverse businesses. Ms. Leary and her team handle all aspects of commercial loan workouts, bankruptcies, real estate finance and lender liability litigation, and commercial loan and real estate transactions. In addition, she provides national, coordinating counsel and general counsel services to several clients. She is a frequent speaker and writer on legal and practical issues that impact her clients and an active member of the Commercial Real Estate Finance Council, as well as a member of the Council's Women's Network Advisory Board.
Duane Morris LLP
Meaghan Boyd
For 20 years, companies have relied on Meaghan to develop their complex environmental and toxic tort litigation defense strategy, and to guide them through the hoops of compliance with federal statutes such as RCRA, CERCLA, and the Clean Water Act, and their state counterparts. Meaghan Boyd is co-chair of Alston & Bird’s Environment, Land Use & Natural Resources Group. She defends companies in complex environmental and toxic tort litigation in federal and state courts. She also routinely counsels clients on compliance and enforcement matters involving many federal environmental statutes, including CERCLA, the Clean Water Act, and RCRA, and their state counterparts, as well as hazardous materials transportation regulations.
Alston & Bird LLP