Blacklock focuses on litigating and resolving complex disputes, including multidistrict litigations, contested bankruptcy proceedings, appeals and confidential arbitrations.

Cheung is a member of the Antitrust & Competition Practice Group. She advises clients on all aspects of antitrust and competition law, including merger clearance, government investigations and day-to-day antitrust compliance.

Jain's practice is focused on mergers and acquisitions, as well as advising companies with respect to corporate governance, joint ventures and other corporate matters. He currently serves on the board of the Glenn Gould Foundation.

Pritchard is a member of the Technology & IP Transactions Practice Group where he concentrates on intellectual property, technology, cybersecurity, and privacy aspects of complex corporate transactions, including carve-outs, mergers, acquisitions, divestitures, and venture capital and private equity investments.

White concentrates his practice on complex business transactions, including carve-out transactions, mergers, acquisitions, divestitures, leveraged buyouts of public and private companies, recapitalizations, private equity and venture capital investments, growth equity investments, investment exits, executive compensation and equity incentive arrangements, and related general corporate counseling.

Waterhous is a member of the Firm's ESG & Impact Practice Group, which advises some of the world's most sophisticated and dynamic private equity firms, corporations, and project sponsors and lenders on complex and evolving legal issues relating to ESG and climate-related regulatory requirements, investor demands, strategic opportunities, and voluntary reporting frameworks and coalitions. Her practice includes ESG risk assessment, management, and mitigation with a focus on developing and evolving legal, regulatory, and market risks.

Allison is a litigator. She represents both plaintiffs and defendants in high-profile cases across the nation. Her practice covers a broad range of substantive areas, including breach of contract, fraud, unfair competition and antitrust, and she has experience with all stages of litigation, including fact development and investigation, pleadings, motions to dismiss, discovery and related motion practice, depositions, summary judgment, trial, and mediation and settlement.

Gilham specializes in transaction work with a focus on the formation, structuring, marketing, management and regulatory compliance of investment funds, as well as the operational, legal and regulatory issues faced by their sponsors.

Haas is a litigator. He has taken and defended depositions of key witnesses; briefed and presented arguments in connection with a variety of motions and appeals; and examined key witnesses at trial.

Kim's practice focuses on acquisitions, dispositions, financings and joint ventures for institutional investors, owners and developers.

Langston is a member of the Investment Funds Practice Group. His practice focuses on private investment funds and investment advisers. Leland provides regulatory advice on a wide variety of matters, including the formation, offering and operation of private equity funds, venture capital funds, real estate funds and credit funds, as well as on adviser-led secondary transactions.

Whiting specializes in capital markets with a concentration in corporate finance, securities regulation, and corporate governance. He advises issuers and sponsors in public offerings and private placements of debt and equity securities, while also providing strategic counsel on mergers and acquisitions, recapitalizations, and other complex transactions. Additionally, he offers comprehensive corporate and securities law counsel, with a focus on corporate governance, disclosure matters, periodic reporting, Section 16 compliance, and stock exchange listing requirements.

Nwasike specializes in corporate work with a focus on capital raising. He advises private equity, venture capital and real estate sponsors on the formation, structuring and management of their private investment funds, as well as the operational, legal and regulatory issues facing them.

Liskanich's practice encompasses general corporate and business law, with an emphasis on representing private equity firms and private and public companies on a variety of matters, including mergers and acquisitions, recapitalizations and restructurings, board governance and debt and equity offerings.

Haroutunian's practice includes the representation of institutional real estate investors, developers and joint ventures in the acquisition, disposition, financing and development of commercial, office, industrial, hotel, residential and mixed-use properties across the United States.

Simpson advises and represents clients with respect to complex business transactions in the private funds market, focusing on mergers and acquisitions, minority interest sales and other transactions involving investment management firms and on the establishment of structuring and execution of secondary transactions and other liquidity solutions.