Avocats – United States

Pat Reisinger

Pat Reisinger focuses on commercial and business aircraft finance transactions. Pat’s experience includes a variety of secured and unsecured financing structures as well as leasing and sale/purchase transactions involving commercial aircraft and business jets. His experience includes asset-backed financing, secured credit facilities, Ex-Im Bank-guaranteed bonds and loans, unsecured term loans and Rule 144A bonds, and portfolio sales and purchases. Pat has extensive experience acting for, and across from, aircraft leasing companies and their equity and debt investors.

Pillsbury Winthrop Shaw Pittman LLP

Patrice Jean

Chair of Hughes Hubbard's Life Sciences group

Hughes Hubbard & Reed LLP

Patricia A Poglinco

Seward & Kissel LLP

Patricia Acosta

Partner

PAG Law

Patricia B. Tomasco

Quinn Emanuel Urquhart & Sullivan, LLP

Patricia Cain

Of Counsel

Neal, Gerber & Eisenberg LLP

Patricia Carson, Ph.D.

Pat Carson is a partner in Kirkland's New York Office. She has established a reputation as a top litigator in the life sciences field. While she focuses her practice on patent and trade secret litigation including jury and bench trials, Pat also has extensive experience counseling clients on patenting strategy, patenting evaluation and IP due diligence relating to transactions, including licensing, joint ventures and acquisitions. She has represented clients in the pharmaceutical, biotechnology, chemical, medical device, consumer health care, consumer electronics and semiconductor fields. Pat has a scientific background and experience as a patent examiner. She devoted several years to postdoctoral studies at the Medical College of Virginia and the National Institutes of Health. She also spent several years in the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office as a patent examiner in the biotechnology group.

Kirkland & Ellis LLP

Patricia Hamill

Member

Clark Hill PLC

Patricia Lee

Partner

Withers

Patricia Lynch

https://www.ropesgray.com/en/people/l/patricia-c-lynch

Ropes & Gray LLP

Patricia McGowan

Venable LLP

Patricia O. Vella

Morris Nichols partner Patricia Vella regularly provides advice on corporate governance matters and a variety of corporate transactions for publicly traded and privately held corporations. Patricia is often called upon to advise on mergers and acquisitions, financings, asset sales and other significant transactions. Her work includes structuring complex transactions and often involves counseling boards of directors and board committees on their fiduciary duties and the technical aspects of Delaware corporate law. She also provides formal legal opinions on issues involving Delaware corporate law.

Morris, Nichols, Arsht & Tunnell LLP

Patricia Tubert

Associate

Mayer Brown

Patricia Werner

Partner

Kelley Drye & Warren LLP

Patricia Young

Patricia Young represents market-leading companies in intellectual property litigation, particularly high-stakes, complex, multi-patent, and multi-jurisdictional cases. Patricia is a first-chair trial lawyer who litigates patent and trade secrets cases for a broad spectrum of companies, both as defendants and plaintiffs. She regularly tries cases across the country, including in state and federal courts, and before the International Trade Commission (ITC). She deftly synthesizes technical, economic, and legal perspectives to develop unique, winning litigation strategies. As an incisive and trusted advisor for patent and trade secret matters, she is also well-positioned to counsel clients on intellectual property issues in corporate matters. Patricia has developed an impressive record of leading and managing complex, multi-product, multi-claim disputes. Her experience spans industries from LiDAR, semiconductors, RF technology, memory, microprocessors, Wi-Fi routers and mesh network devices, file system and storage software and hardware, networking, gaming, e-commerce, telecommunications, UV LEDs, biotech, biologics, protein engineering, sequencing technology, microcoils, medical devices, and pharmaceuticals to consumer products. Patricia was named one of the "Women Worth Watching in STEM" by Diversity Journal in 2021. She is also a collaborator on the Patent Case Management Judicial Guide, the Federal Judicial Center’s definitive patent litigation how-to guide for federal judges, now in its third edition. Her pro bono work addresses Social Security disability, domestic violence, veteran disability benefits, housing, and §1983 civil rights actions. She served on the firm’s Pro Bono Committee and received the California State Bar Wiley M. Manuel Award for pro bono service in 2013.

Latham & Watkins

Patrick A. Pohlen

Corporate Partner

Latham & Watkins

Patrick C. English

Patrick English advises clients on merger control matters, particularly involving the healthcare industry and premerger notification analysis. Patrick leverages a particular knowledge and passion for the healthcare industry and a nuanced understanding of the regulatory space to guide companies — especially those in the pharmaceutical, life sciences, and medical device sectors — on: Merger control proceedings before the Federal Trade Commission and Department of Justice Premerger notification analysis, including under the Hart-Scott-Rodino Act Internal investigations and compliance programs He helps clients strategically navigate an evolving antitrust regulatory landscape, while evaluating risk and anticipating issues before they compromise a transaction. Patrick devises creative solutions that allow his clients’ commercial visions to become reality. A recognized leader both within the firm and in his field, Patrick has served on Latham’s Recruiting Committee, as Local Co-Leader and Global Co-Leader of the LGBTQ+ Affinity Group, and on the Pro Bono Committee. Over the last decade serving in the American Bar Association’s Antitrust Section, he has been Co-Chair of the Membership, Diversity & Inclusion (MD&I) Committee and supported the Section’s Mentoring and Law Student Ambassador programs. In addition, Patrick has served as the leader of the Section’s LGBTQ+ Squad, a Vice Chair of MD&I Committee, a Vice Chair of the Health Care and Pharmaceuticals Committee, and as Young Lawyer Representative for the Health Care and Pharmaceuticals Committee. He maintains a significant and varied pro bono practice involving multiple areas, including immigration, Social Security benefits, expungements, and human rights. Patrick also serves as Whitman-Walker Health pro bono liaison at Latham. He is a longstanding advocate for Whitman-Walker, having previously held roles as Co-Chair of both the Whitman Walker Health Walk to End HIV Legal Community Campaign and the Steering Committee for Whitman-Walker’s Going the Extra Mile event. In addition to his pro bono work, Patrick was elected to the D.C. Bar Board of Governors in 2023. Before law school, Patrick spent three years with the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) in its Bureau of Competition, where he focused on mergers in the healthcare and life sciences sectors. He has also served as a Research Fellow for the American Antitrust Institute.

Latham & Watkins

Patrick Concannon

Patrick J. Concannon is a partner in Nutter's Intellectual Property and Corporate Departments. Pat also co-chairs Nutter’s Trademarks and Brands practice. His practice focuses on intellectual property disputes and on commercial agreement work focused on exploiting intellectual property and protecting and leveraging data. A trusted business adviser to companies looking to expand, Pat helps companies of all sizes protect their brands. He advises clients on how to leverage their proprietary technology via commercial agreements, and counsels companies about protecting and lawfully collecting, using and disclosing data. Pat represents companies in trademark and copyright dispute proceedings in court and before administrative agencies, in domain name arbitration proceedings and in negotiating settlement agreements in these areas. Pat has extensive experience in trademark clearance, which is derived in part from his pre-law background work with a leading trademark research firm. Pat brings a global perspective to brand protection and portfolio management that is informed by his having worked at his prior firm’s London office.

Nutter, McClennen & Fish, LLP

Patrick Daugherty

Patrick Daugherty is an experienced litigator who has helped clients navigate both simple and complex litigation cases involving a variety of industries across the country. He focuses on all phases of civil and administrative litigation and has counseled companies facing inquiries from a variety of government agencies, including the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) and the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission’s (FERC) Office of Enforcement. Patrick has also prepared client witnesses, ranging from front-line employees to CEOs, to give depositions and testimony. Patrick is also well versed in new litigation technology, having managed e-discovery in complex cases and streamlined document review by utilizing predictive coding. Most recently, Patrick has worked with Native American Tribes and with tribal regulators pursuing economic development opportunities on tribal land, including representing a major Native American trade association in filing amicus briefs advocating on behalf of tribal economic development. Patrick also has experience assisting clients with conducting internal investigations and audits, including supporting established power marketers and natural gas traders with internal audits to ensure compliance with FERC rules and regulations, including the prohibition on market manipulation. Patrick also helps smaller companies in drafting and implementing their first FERC compliance programs. Patrick previously served as a prosecutor in the White Collar Fraud unit of the St. Louis Circuit Attorney’s Office, where he successfully tried more than a dozen jury trials. He also prepared successful appellate briefs defending convictions and other trial court decisions. Patrick’s pro bono clients have included a non-profit focused on providing educational opportunities in American Indian communities, foster parents in contested adoption proceedings, and veterans seeking reasonable accommodations for their service animals. At the Washington University in St. Louis School of Law, Patrick was a Webster Society Scholar and an associate editor on the Journal of Law and Policy. Patrick has served as a Co-Coordinator of Van Ness Feldman's Litigation and Investigations Practice, as well as the firm's Pro Bono Co-Coordinator.

Van Ness Feldman LLP

Patrick DePoy

Partner - Litigation and Investigations

Bryan Cave Leighton Paisner

Patrick Dennis

Patrick W. Dennis is a partner in the Los Angeles office of Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher. He is a member of the Environmental Litigation and Mass Tort Practice Group. Pat represents clients in environmental litigation, toxic tort lawsuits, public and private enforcement actions, private party clean-up cost recovery, diligence/transactional matters with environmental liabilities, and complex permit/entitlement projects. He has extensive experience with all federal and state agencies for air quality, hazardous waste, and water quality. Represents buyers and sellers of major industrial facilities worldwide and contaminated real estate for redevelopment. He has served as lead litigation counsel for numerous clean-up cost recovery, toxic tort, enforcement and Superfund matters, including natural resource damage actions brought by the US.

Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher LLP

Patrick Dinardo

Pat is co-director of the Litigation Department. He has over 35 years of experience representing various parties in complicated contract, trust, real estate, and insolvency-related matters in State and Federal court. He is an active member of the firm's Associate Evaluation Committee and chair of its Pro Bono Committee. Over the years Pat has focused his practice on the litigation and resolution of business disputes, including disputes involving fiduciary duties and creditors’ rights. He has represented plaintiffs and defendants, national and international creditors, debtors, creditors’ committees, and trustees in bankruptcy, as well as parties seeking to acquire or dispose of distressed assets. He helps clients solve complex and intractable business issues in all these areas.

Sullivan & Worcester LLP

Patrick Doody

Pillsbury Winthrop Shaw Pittman LLP

Patrick Dowd

Patrick Dowd advises clients on complex joint ventures, platform formations, mergers, acquisitions, mortgage and mezzanine financing, portfolio transactions, preferred equity investments and other transactions relating to the real estate industry. Patrick’s distinctive practice includes the representation of leading private equity funds, pension funds and other commercial real estate institutional investors developers. Patrick also has broad experience in real estate transactions involving all aspects of the hospitality industry, including representing owners in transactions with major hotel brands.

Fried, Frank, Harris, Shriver & Jacobson LLP