Global law firm Greenberg Traurig, LLP expanded its Corporate, Finance and Mergers & Acquisitions capabilities with the addition of Charles C. Calloway, Jr. as a shareholder in its Chicago office. Calloway joins the firm from Chapman and Cutler LLP.
Cooley has further expanded its emerging companies and venture capital (ECVC) practice in London with the addition of three new partners: Angus Miln, Ali Ramadan and Helen Pantelides. The trio reinforces Cooley’s position as the preeminent leader in high-growth, disruptive industries for private companies and investors in the UK, Europe and globally.
Arnold & Porter announced that Todd Boudreau has joined the firm’s Corporate & Finance practice with a focus on Private Equity, Institutional Investments, and Fund Formation as a partner, resident in Boston.
Hemmie Chang, head of Arnold & Porter’s Boston office, said: “Todd’s versatile transactional practice, which spans across regulated industries, life sciences, healthcare, and technology industries, will be invaluable to the firm as we continue to grow our broad-based transactional practice in Boston. His arrival reflects our continued investment in the region.”
Holland & Knight has strengthened its Financial Services Team with the addition of Jose Tadeo Martinez as a partner in Washington, D.C. Mr. Martinez's practice includes structured and corporate finance, financial products design, private equity, private debt and venture capital investments, development financial institutions (DFIs), resource mobilization, impact investing, restructuring, workouts and contract enforcement.
Holland & Knight has strengthened its capabilities in the area of government contracts transactions with the additions of Partners David Dowd in Tysons, Virginia, and Timothy Kobes in New York. Mr. Dowd was previously a partner with Potomac Law Group and Mayer Brown, and Mr. Kobes was previously senior counsel with Wilson Sonsini. Mr. Kobes also has previous experience managing contracting functions in-house for several large government contractors.
King & Spalding announced that trial lawyer Will Stute has joined the firm as a partner in its Product Liability and Mass Torts practice group. Stute is based in the firm’s Miami office.
Stute is a first-chair trial lawyer and business advisor who has represented clients across the sports, technology, consumer products, financial services and life sciences sectors on matters ranging from mass tort, personal injury and False Claims Act cases to antitrust, securities fraud and residential mortgage-backed securities (RMBS) litigation.
King & Spalding announced that energy transactional lawyer Drew Baldinger has joined the firm as a partner in its Corporate practice group and Energy industry team. Baldinger is based in the firm’s Houston office.
King & Spalding announced that litigator Jordan Leu has joined the firm as a partner in its Business Litigation practice group. Leu is based in the firm’s Dallas office, which it launched in February 2024.
Global law firm Norton Rose Fulbright announced that trial lawyer David Moreno, who has significant experience in sports law, white collar and reputation management, joined its litigation and disputes practice as a partner in New York.
International law firm DAC Beachcroft is delighted to announce the appointment of partner Joanne Sears.
Joanne, who is a highly regarded practitioner, joins DACB from Gateley Legal where she was joint-head of the firm's Leeds residential development team.
Joanne joins DACB's residential development practice in Leeds, where she will lead the team and bring significant experience in acting for housebuilders on large scale and strategic residential developments.