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Brian Scrivani

Brian’s practice focuses on advising private equity firms and public and private clients on a wide range of corporate transactions including leveraged buyouts and other private equity transactions, public company acquisitions, sales and divestitures and mergers-of-equals. He also advises board of directors and special committees on corporate and securities law, fiduciary matters and corporate governance matters including unsolicited offers, proxy contests and other activist defense matters.

Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher LLP

Brian Sedlak

Practice Leader Real Estate

Jones Day

Brian Sedlak

Practice Leader Real Estate

Jones Day

Brian Sher

Partner - Litigation and Investigations

Bryan Cave Leighton Paisner

Brian Shue

Brian A. Shue serves as a team lead of the firm's Construction and Engineering industry group. He practices in the area of construction law. Clients rely on Mr. Shue for not only his strong legal advice, but also for the practical real-world advice he provides, having worked directly in the construction industry. Mr. Shue drafts and negotiates construction agreements, architect and engineer agreements, trade contracts/subcontracts and license agreements on behalf of developers, contractors and design professionals. As a complement to his transactional practice, Mr. Shue also assists clients in disputes arising from public and private construction projects and has prepared pleadings and motions and coordinated pretrial discovery in complex litigations. He advises on the resolution of construction disputes through litigation, arbitration and mediation. Mr. Shue's experience in this regard extends to construction defect claims, delay and disruption claims, change order and extra work claims, warranty claims, property damage, insurance and surety bonding issues, mechanic's liens, default/termination and other related matters. Representative projects include: stadiums, courthouses, infrastructure/transportation facilities, hospitals, institutional buildings, schools, manufacturing facilities, hotels and high-rise commercial and residential buildings. Mr. Shue has been directly involved in some of the largest and most iconic development projects in New York metropolitan area including, for example: the Hudson Yards Redevelopment, Columbia University's Manhattanville expansion, World Trade Center Office Towers and Essex Crossing.

Duane Morris LLP

Brian Simms KC

Brian Simms KC is the Senior Partner of the firm and the head of its Litigation and Insolvency and Restructuring Groups. Brian is one of the Bahamas’ leading advocates and he has vast experience in the Supreme Court and the Court of Appeal in addition to having appeared a number of times in the Privy Council. Brian was also appointed as one of the joint official liquidators for FTX Digitial Markets Ltd. He was made a Queen’s Counsel in 2009 and is instructed in the most substantial Bahamian and international offshore cases. The legal directories continually rank Brian as a tier one litigator and praise him for the quality of his work and expertise in commercial litigation, trust disputes, insolvency and fraud cases. Brian has been described by clients as “A top offshore Silk” and “The best litigation lawyer in the Bahamas”.

Lennox Paton

Brian Skretny

Public Policy Advisor

WilmerHale

Brian Slater

Partner and Co-Head, Intellectual Property

Sterlington PLLC

Brian Socolow

Partner and Co-Chair, Sports

Loeb & Loeb LLP

Brian Spiro

Partner

Macfarlanes LLP

Brian Stadler

Brian specializes in mergers and acquisitions and corporate governance. He represents private equity firms and public and private companies in a wide variety of M&A matters, including leveraged buyouts, strategic mergers, minority investments, joint ventures, carve-outs and takeover defense. While he has counseled clients in a broad range of industries, Brian has extensive experience in M&A transactions involving REITs and other real estate companies. He has advised Blackstone on more than 30 take private transactions, including eight in a recent 13-month period and the landmark Equity Office Properties and Hilton acquisitions.

Simpson Thacher & Bartlett LLP

Brian Steinhardt

Co-Head of Simpson Thacher’s Banking and Credit Practice, Brian Steinhardt represents leading private equity and infrastructure sponsors and their portfolio companies in connection with a broad range of corporate finance transactions, including bank and bridge loan financings, energy and other infrastructure financings and acquisition financings. He also advises companies on a range of corporate finance transactions, including other leveraged and investment grade syndicated bank financings. His clients have included Hellman & Friedman, KKR, Apax, EQT, Centerbridge, Brookfield, Cohesity, Electronic Arts, Sirius XM Radio and WW International (f/k/a Weight Watchers). In 2008, Brian represented the Federal Reserve Bank of New York on its approximately $30 billion financing arrangement related to JPMorgan’s acquisition of Bear Stearns, and in 2009 he represented the U.S. Treasury Department concerning certain financing arrangements for the Legacy Securities Public-Private Investment Program.

Simpson Thacher & Bartlett LLP

Brian Stekloff

Wilkinson Stekloff

Brian Stevens

Partner

ArentFox Schiff

Brian Stolzenbach

Partner

Seyfarth Shaw LLP

Brian Sturm

Wiggin and Dana LLP

Brian Sung

Partner

Haynes and Boone, L.L.P.

Brian Swan

Brian Swan is a Consultant at Stokoe Partnership Solicitors. Brian has a strong track record as a thorough and talented lawyer preparing a wide range of cases within the firm’s criminal litigation department. He has extensive experience dealing with cases involving the most serious of criminal offences, ranging from murder to large scale importation of drugs. Brian’s other areas of expertise include cases involving extradition, regulatory offences and other complex fraud cases and confiscation proceedings. Recent cases of note include; Representing a client who was extradited to the UK from Spain in respect of an allegation of murder. The client had evaded arrest for 8 years before being extradited to stand trial. At trial the defendant was acquitted and his co defendant, who was due to stand trial before our client had been extradited and had blamed him, was convicted. Representing three clients post conviction who had been sentenced to life imprisonment following their convictions for conspiracy to murder. At their Appeal the Court quashed their convictions and a re trial was ordered. At the subsequent retrial, the Crown’s disclosure process was placed under intense scrutiny which resulted in the Crown offering no evidence following legal argument. Representing a client in respect of a Conspiracy to murder. The client escaped from custody whilst on remand and became the first Category A prisoner in 15 years to do so. Following his escape, and return to the UK the client was acquitted. Representing a client alleged to have been involved in a multi kilo conspiracy to import Class A drugs into the UK from South America and South Africa. A successful half time submission of no case to answer was made to the Court that as our client had failed to reach an agreement with his co-defendants he had not conspired with others to commit the offence. Representing two clients alleged to be drug barons who evaded capture for over a decade with estimated turnover of their business of £1 billion. On their arrest Law Enforcement Authorities had seized over £5million in cash which at the time was one of the largest cash seizures in the UK. After lengthy negotiations we were able to settle the case with a combined order of £2 million, instead of the £28 million hidden asset Order the Crown originally sought. Representing a client who was subject to confiscation proceedings following his conviction for the production of a class B drug. We were able to agree to a “full benefit” Order being made against him in the sum of £411,555.98 as opposed to £4million originally sought by the Crown. Representing a client whose extradition was sought by Belgium under an European Arrest Warrant for offences of drug trafficking, money laundering and being part of a criminal organisation. The proceedings lasted in excess of 6 years with no less than 4 separate EAW’s being issued and all of them were successfully opposed and were discharged either by the Magistrates Court or Administrative Court. The client’s extradition was originally sought under an accusation warrant requesting his extradition to Belgium to stand trial. Whilst the EAW was being challenged in the UK Courts the Belgian Prosecutor had proceeded to trial against our client in his absence in Belgium which resulted in convictions in Belgium. The Belgian Authorities then sought his extradition under a new conviction warrant. The Administrative Court condemned the conduct of the Belgian Authorities in convicting a suspect whilst they were exercising their legal right to oppose their extradition and discharged the conviction warrant.

Stokoe Partnership Solicitors

Brian Swanson

Bartlit Beck LLP

Brian T. Glennon

Partner

Latham & Watkins

Brian T. Mangino

Brian Mangino represents clients in high-value, strategic private equity and M&A transactions. Brian advises private equity firms and public and private companies on a variety of issues including: corporate governance, defensive strategy, minority investments, strategic partnerships, spin-offs, joint ventures, securities law compliance, and other general corporate matters. He advises clients in highly regulated, key industries including: Aerospace, defense, and government services Healthcare and life sciences Technology Telecoms Entertainment, sports, and media Brian maintains an active pro bono practice, representing organizations dedicated to fighting food insecurity in the Washington, D.C. region. Brian serves on the alumni board of the University of Virginia Undergraduate – College of Arts & Sciences and is a member of The John S. Mulholland Family Foundation.

Latham & Watkins

Brian Tae-Hyun Chung

Kim & Chang

Brian Tan

Partner

Judge & Priestley LLP

Brian Teaff

Brian Teaff has a multifaceted tax practice, advising clients in connection with tax-exempt financings and other business transactions in the public finance area, as well as counseling public charities and private foundations on a wide range of tax planning and compliance matters. In addition, Brian advises a variety of types of clients with respect to the "opportunity zone" provisions enacted under the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act of 2017.

Bracewell LLP