Cleary Gottlieb Steen & Hamilton LLP’s New York office advises a diverse array of clients comprised of multinationals, financial institutions, and investment funds, on a range of transactions requiring tax structuring and planning in areas such as cryptocurrency, acquisitions, and fund formations. Handling multijurisdictional mandates, the team collaborates with non-tax departments across the firm’s international offices, as showcased in the firm’s representation of Synopsys in its $35bn acquisition of Anysys, and the securing of the $16bn financing for the transaction. The team is recognized for their uncanny ability to navigate and harmonize joint ventures across jurisdictions with vastly different regulatory and practical tax conceptions, with tax department head Meyer Fedida , leading a robust practice concerned with the tax aspects of large multijurisdictional M&A matters across private equity, media, and technology. Leslie Samuels advises on a vast array of transactions, most notably, mergers and acquisitions and foreign direct investment. On the other hand, Jason Factor  handles complex tax planning, particularly within the energy space while Susanna Parker provides advice on cross-border planning to key private equity players.

Frequently sought out by multinationals across a range of industries such as energy, education, and insurance, Cravath, Swaine & Moore LLP’s New York-based tax team provides advice on cross-border transactions such as mergers, joint ventures, and acquisitions. The firm displays a high level of attunement to client needs in this practice area, as shown through its ability to navigate matters spanning multiple jurisdictions and entailing complex structuring across both tax and stock. Leading the team is Lauren Angelilli , known for her breadth of advisory offerings, but with a particular focus on designing solutions for M&A transactions, while Ronald Creamer advises multinationals and financial institutions on the cross-border tax implications of large-scale sales and acquisitions. Christopher Fargo navigates the challenge of working across differing regulatory tax landscapes, while Arvind Ravichandran handles investment and reinvestment projects with global implications in their given industries.

The team at DLA Piper LLP (US) is formed of tax advisors and economists who lend their expertise to assist a broad client roster consisting of key players in industries such as media, technology, and finance. The team advises on cross-border integrations, mergers, and acquisitions for start-ups and multinationals alike, and facilitates the international aspects of such restructurings including transfer pricing issues and foreign tax credits, providing comprehensive support across both transactions and planning-based tax matters. The practice is jointly led by Seattle-based tax practice head Alison Maxwell, who handles international integrations and acquisition transactions, and international tax and transfer pricing sub-practice lead Maruti Narayan  in New York, who led the team on the Warner Brothers Discovery $43bn restructuring following AT&T’s spinoff of WarnerMedia and Warner Brothers Discovery. Tuan Ngo is well-regarded for his comprehensive advisory service encompassing corporate international tax and operational structuring, as well as tax treaty issues.

Kirkland & Ellis LLP’s international tax practice is hallmarked with cross-border M&A, buyouts, fund formations, and restructurings. The firm’s client base consists of industry leaders across energy, private equity, and asset management. Sara Zablotney leads the New York tax office, advising on a broad range of complex transactions, focusing on tax issues arising from mergers and spin-offs. In Chicago, Mike Carew and Christine Lehman handle tax aspects of sales and acquisitions. In New York, Mark Schwed  supports asset managers with strategic investments while in Chicago, Anthony Sexton assists clients with restructuring and reorganization, particularly in the current context of cryptocurrency emergence. Also based in Chicago, Polina Liberman also handles the firm’s extensive M&A portfolio while Lee Morlock handles a range of structuring activities for Fortune 500 companies. In 2024, the team welcomed David Levy from Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom LLP and Elie Zolty from Schulte Roth & Zabel LLP.

Showcasing high-end capabilities, the team at Mayer Brown provides advice concerning transfer pricing, with extensive experience handling transfer pricing structuring, and negotiating advance pricing agreements, whether those are unilateral, bilateral, or multilateral. With a client roster consisting of multinational companies and private equity clients, the team handles a range of sophisticated transactions, including cross-border mergers, capital market transactions, and fund formation. The team is led across multiple offices consisting of New York-based Jason Bazar , Brian Kittle , Lucas Giardelli , Chicago-based Thomas Kittle-Kamp, and Washington DC-based Jason Osborn . Bazar’s practice covers tax structuring related to cross-border investments within specialized areas such as technology and art, while Kittle and Kittle-Kamp handle a plethora of complex tax disputes. Giardelli has a longstanding reputation for handling tax issues concerning investment, sales, and acquisitions, while Osborn handles advance pricing agreements and is regarded as an authority in matters concerning transfer pricing. Based in the Washington DC office, Kenneth Klein continues to support multinational corporations across a variety of industries.

Sidley Austin LLP’s international tax practice advises a diverse range of clients on the tax aspects of complex, cross-border corporate transactions, including mergers and acquisitions, joint ventures, spin-offs, restructurings, and capital market offerings. The firm is supported through its two European offices, adding to the team’s experience in dealing with the tax authorities of various jurisdictions. The team is jointly led by Palo Alto-based Rachel Kleinberg, New York based Robert Kreitman and Chicago based Bridget O’Neill. Kleinberg’s practice covers the federal tax aspects of transactional matters, such as domestic and cross-border M&A and private equity transactions, spinoffs and reorganizations, as well as credit facilities. Christian Brause sits in the New York office and handles the tax aspects of M&A, REITs, private equity, and fund formation. Chicago’s Suresh Advani focuses his practice focuses on federal income tax matters, representing domestic and foreign corporations involved in mergers and acquisitions, restructurings, and securities offerings. Based in Pal Alto Idan Netser handles international corporate and partnership taxation issues, including cross border international investments, transfer pricing, foreign tax credits, and tax controversy.

The team at Simpson Thacher & Bartlett LLP handles tax aspects of transactions in M&A, capital markets and private funds across a diverse range of sectors including energy, video gaming, and telecommunications for a client base consisting of banks, multinational corporations, and investment funds. Co-headed by Nancy Mehlman, whose capabilities span across mergers and acquisitions, real estate transactions as well as fund formations, while Marcy Geller advises clients on tax aspects of private investment fund formation, mergers and acquisitions, and joint ventures and corporate restructurings and bankruptcies. Jonathan Goldstein provides assistance on tax matters regarding financial institutions, renewable energy transactions, and bankruptcies while Russell Light has extensive experience with debt restructurings, credit investments, and real estate transactions, and is well-regarded for representing high-profile private investment funds. Sophie Staples continues to impress across a number of offerings including mergers, acquisitions, dispositions, and securities offerings.

The international tax group at Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom LLP advises clients on matters ranging from tax planning and tax implementation to complex transfer pricing and competent authority issues. Outside of its advisory service, the firm also represents clients in high-profile tax controversies arising from a range of complex transactions. The practice is jointly led by New York-based Victor Hollender, who advises on a wide range of international tax matters including public and private mergers and acquisitions and cross-border financings, and Palo Alto-based Emily M. Lam. Christopher Bowers is based out of Washington D.C. and assists domestic and international financial institutions on issues arising in cross-border financings and foreign tax credit planning. Washington DC-based Eric Sensenbrenner, has longstanding experience in international tax planning and is capable of assisting clients with structuring cross-border investments and capital markets transactions. Nathan Giesselman, who sits in the Palo Alto office, continues to advise private equity and entertainment industry clients on restructuring transactions and tax planning. In Boston, Moshe Spinowitz advises multinational companies in connection with cross-border mergers and acquisitions and has assisted pharmaceutical companies in relation to structuring matters. Jonathan Welbel joined the Chicago office in 2024, bringing with him extensive experience in advance pricing agreements and mutual agreement procedures between the US and foreign taxation authorities. Loren Ponds joined the team in DC in February 2025.

Weil, Gotshal & Manges LLP assists a diverse range of clients within the asset management and private equity space, with a comprehensive range of cross-border transactions, including, M&A, securitizations, and REITs, amongst others. The U.S. team frequently collaborates with the firm’s global offices in order to create an integrated process for handling international transactions. The taxation team also continues to collaborate with the private funds group to assist on tax aspects of market entrants to the funds and private equity space. Devon Bodoh leads the team, based out of Washington D.C. and Miami, and advises on cross-border mergers, acquisitions, and spin-offs as well as foreign tax credits. New-York based Greg Featherman handles a vast array of matters in this area including bankruptcy and non-bankruptcy workouts, and the use of net operating losses.

The team at Baker McKenzie LLP advises multinational companies on a wide range of international tax matters including tax planning, M&A, and post-acquisition integration, as well as other structuring matters. Based out of Washington D.C. Salim Rahim advises clients on transfer pricing matters, while New York-based Reza Nader assists with international tax planning and M&A, and Chicago-based Julia Skubis Weber advises on a variety of cross-border tax issues including foreign tax credits, and together the three aforementioned individuals lead the team. Matthew Jenner sits in the Chicago office, advising multinational companies on international reorganizations and acquisitions while Los-Angeles based Ethan Kroll provides advice on multijurisdictional restructurings, expansions, and collaborations to a client base operating across a wide range of sectors, including life sciences, consumer products, and software. John Barlow is based in Washington DC and works alongside corporate tax departments on cross-border transactions and restructurings.

The New York based team at Cadwalader, Wickersham & Taft LLP is prominent for its transactional work, focused on tax-free and tax-efficient M&A structures, which the firm has employed to international mergers and acquisitions, spin-offs, inversions, and Reverse Morris Trusts. The team is also well-regarded for its restructuring practice which assists debtors and creditors, as well as investors, committees, and other creditor groups, in cross-border restructurings, bankruptcy proceedings, workouts, and other distressed situations. The team is capable in handling the restructuring of foreign debt or new money investments by foreign entities, as well as ERISA issues and REMIC tax issues. Linda Swartz leads the practice and focuses her practice on structuring global mergers and acquisitions, spin-offs, joint ventures, and restructurings. Jon Brose assists managers, underwriters, issuers, and placement agents on tax issues relating to CLOs, CRTs, SRTs, and other structured finance and securitization vehicles. William Walsh is also a key contact.

The New York based team at Debevoise & Plimpton LLP assists clients across a vast range of industries including private equity, banking, and media, with a diverse range of matters including complex mergers and acquisitions, spin-offs, and international transactions. Peter Schuur leads the team, focusing his practice on corporate transactions in the insurance industry, and holds significant experience advising clients on cross-border M&A transactions, joint ventures, and spin-offs. Handling a variety of corporate transactions, Peter Furci advises clients on domestic and cross-border M&A, joint ventures, and debt and equity securities offerings. Michael Bolotin advises both domestic and foreign investors on real estate joint ventures, the formation of real estate investment trusts, and other matters concerning private investment funds, while Erin Cleary assists private equity and corporate clients with M&A transactions. Lena Smith advises on cross-border transactions, particularly in the insurance industry.

The team at Freshfields assists high-profile multinationals across a range of industries including life sciences and technology with a vast array of matters, but particularly M&A deals with critical tax elements. Based out of New York, Steven Matays leads the practice, with significant experience representing clients on a wide range of international tax matters, with a particular emphasis on mergers and acquisitions, spin-offs, and other divestitures. Based in Washington DC, Claude Stansbury advises a client roster formed of multinational companies, private equity funds, and financial advisors on cross-border acquisitions, financings, restructurings, and disposals. Stansbury also holds significant experience in advising financial institutions and large multinational clients on financial products and derivatives. Joe Soltis, based in New York, is a key contact handling both private and public M&A tax advice. Sarah Katz joined the team in 2024 from Paul, Weiss, Rifkind, Wharton & Garrison LLP.

The team at McDermott Will & Emery LLP is well regarded for its ‘mastery and strategic planning’ in supporting clients with complex cross-border transactions and multinational tax issues requiring coordination of different tax regimes. The firm is well regarded for prioritizing the tax aspects of M&A matters and private equity transactions. Practice head Timothy Shuman, who sits in the Washington DC office, has significant expertise handling corporate and international matters across a vast range of tax advisory projects. Also in Washington DC, Michael Wilder specializes in corporate and international tax issues, including mergers and restructurings. Based in Chicago, Lowell Yoder specializes in international corporate tax planning, advising on a range of complex transactions and restructurings. Florida-based Caroline Ngo  advises multinational companies and entrepreneurs on US and international tax matters. New York-based John Lutz advises clients on tax aspects of investment funds, structured finance, and corporate mergers. In 2024, Susan Ryba, Mohsen Ghazi and Hudson Todd joined the firm.

Paul Hastings LLP handles complex tax matters focusing on transactions surrounding capital markets, M&A, and securitization and are capable of providing advice on treaty and investment related matters. In New York, practice head Joseph Opich covers a wide range tax issues, across securitization and structured finance, capital markets, and real estate funds, while Gary Silber represents clients in a wide range of tax matters in relation to corporate transactions, partnerships, and joint ventures, as well as focussing his practice on global tax matters related to bankruptcies and taxable and tax-free mergers and acquisitions. Ziemowit Smulkowski, who is located in Chicago, is adept at handling tax aspects of transactions including acquisitions and dispositions of businesses for both financial and strategic investors and cross-border investments. In the San Francisco office, Lucas Rachuba focuses his active practice on private equity, credit, and venture capital transaction practice towards his impressive client roster of private equity firms, portfolio companies, and boards of directors. Joining the team in 2024 are Alex Farr from McDermott Will & Emery LLP and Daniel Nicholas from Weil, Gotshal & Manges LLP.

 

The international tax team at Paul, Weiss, Rifkind, Wharton & Garrison LLP handles a vast array of transactions concerning securitization, IPOs, and restructuring, for a client roster consisting of Fortune 100 companies, investment firms and financial institutions. The New York-based practice is co-led by Jeffrey Samuels, Brad Okun, Scott Sontag , and Lindsay Parks. Samuels covers a complex range of international transactions including public and private M&As, spin-offs, and joint ventures while Okun has significant experience with cross-border investing and handling tax aspects of restructurings for a variety of company models. With a strong breadth of practice, Sontag’s practice ranges across structuring merger and acquisition and restructuring transactions for public companies and advising clients on transactions involving the formation and acquisition of real estate investment trusts while Parks counsels investment funds as on the structuring of international transactions, including mergers and acquisitions, carve-outs, and complex debt and equity offerings. Alongside his offering of advice concerning M&A and financing arrangements, Reuven Garrett also lends his expertise to cross-border transactions, spin-offs, and tax-free reorganizations. Brian Krause is well-regarded for his work on cross-border transactions, focusing his practice on post-acquisition integration transactions, internal restructurings, and the establishment of private equity fund and hedge fund structures. Robert Killip handles public and private company M&A as well as debt and equity offerings.

Proskauer Rose LLP advises on complex cross-border structuring issues such as withholding tax, permanent establishment risks, and transfer pricing. The firm has a robust mergers and acquisitions offering in which it regularly advises on multiple jurisdictional and pricing issues. Team lead Amanda Nussbaum, sits in the New York office and assists international clients with both taxable and tax-free mergers and acquisitions, real estate transactions, and capital markets offerings. New York-based David Miller focuses his broad practice on the taxation of financial instruments and derivatives, cross-border lending, and international mergers and acquisitions while Martin Hamilton handles international mergers and acquisitions, cross-border investments, and structured financing arrangements for a client roster consisting of private equity funds, commercial and investment banks, and insurance companies. In Los Angeles, Robert Friedman’s practice covers public and private mergers, acquisitions, joint ventures, and electric and gas utility tax issues. In Boston, Stephen Severo represents corporate, private equity and investment fund clients in connection with all tax-related aspects of investments, debt restructurings, and securities issuances.

Based in New York, the team at Wachtell, Lipton, Rosen & Katz is well-regarded for advising clients across a vast range of sectors including technology, energy and finance, on the tax aspects of corporate transactions. The firm’s international taxation portfolio includes mergers and acquisitions, spin-offs and other divestitures, joint ventures, financings and financial instruments, and restructurings. Jodi Schwartz focuses her practice on cross-border transactions including mergers and acquisitions, joint ventures, spin-offs and financial instruments, in a wide range of sectors, particularly technology. Deborah Paul advises on tax aspects of cross-border transactions, including strategic acquisitions and private equity buyouts in a wide array of industries. Eiko Stange  routinely advises on cross-border transactions in a diverse spectrum of industries, including telecoms, tech, and pharma.

The team at A&O Shearman assists global corporate clients and financial institutions with a vast array of matters including strategic tax planning and complex transactions. The firm also shows considerable experience handling tax efficiency in investment and operating structures for multinationals. Based out of New York and Menlo Park, Larry Crouch leads the team, with significant experience advising private equity clients in aspects of domestic and international tax planning including mergers and acquisitions, capital markets, and joint ventures. New York-based Jack Heinberg holds significant expertise in fund investments and focuses his practice on domestic and international tax planning, the taxation of financial instruments and derivatives, as well as cross-border financing, while Derek Kershaw advises clients on tax aspects of M&A, spin-offs, and joint ventures. Also based in New York, Dave Lewis has significant experience assisting clients with corporate mergers and acquisitions, private equity transactions, and global capital markets transactions.

Primarily operating from Washington DC, BakerHostetler‘s team employs a multidisciplinary approach to its international tax practice, collaborating on matters concerning practice areas such as intellectual property, corporate law, and international trade. The firm’s offering provides a broad range of coverage including cross-border mergers, spin-offs, and international joint ventures; as well as foreign tax credits, profit repatriations, and entity classification. The team is also well-versed in devising and implementing specialized planning involving transfer pricing such as supply-chain relocations and nearshoring transactions. Practice head Brian Davis concentrates his practice on cross-border M&A, restructuring, and financing transactions, and he is well-versed in issues pertaining to transfer pricing, permanent establishments, and investment treaties. Paul Schmidt focuses on technical elements of international taxation, advising on technical and policy issues in relation to transfer pricing, treaties, permanent establishments, foreign tax credits, and inversions while Jeffrey Paravano advises on the tax aspects of structuring of acquisitions, as well as tax planning, as well as handling tax controversies, investigations, and litigation.

 

Baker Botts L.L.P. specializes in advising on energy-related tax issues, assisting clients with obtaining tax incentives concerning, clean energy transactions and projects and energy technology transactions, and outside of energy the team shows capabilities in connection with all manner of M&A and capital markets transactions, including investments in projects, joint ventures, mergers, and spin-offs. The tax team is co-headed by Steve Marcus and Derek Green. Green, sits in Houston and advises on cross-border transactions, mergers and acquisitions, international joint ventures and securities offerings. Jon Lobb regularly advises multinational companies in the energy and telecommunications sectors focusing on on maximizing the tax efficiency of cross-border investment structures and transactions. Joining the firm from Baker McKenzie LLP, Jason Graham handles international transactions related to mergers, acquisitions, joint ventures, dispositions, and reorganizations.

The team at Curtis, Mallet-Prevost, Colt & Mosle LLP assists a roster of US and international clients across a diverse range of industries including financial services, asset management, and energy on tax aspects of transactions. Marco Blanco and Klas Holm  jointly lead the practice, with Blanco possessing deep knowledge of the tax systems in the Middle East and Europe, across a broad range international tax matters, including corporate mergers and acquisitions, reorganizations, joint ventures, and capital market offerings, while Holm represents a wide range of clients, including corporations, trusts, and sovereign wealth funds in complex tax matters relating to mergers and acquisitions, cross-border transactions, and global tax planning. Olga Beloded‘s wide practice enables her to routinely advise governments and state-owned entities on international tax issues in investor-state arbitration proceedings and other international disputes, as well as domestic and foreign corporations on aspects arising in connection with cross-border transactions, mergers and acquisitions and public and private securities offerings. All lawyers mentioned are in New York.

Dentons assists US and foreign investors with a diverse range of matters in international investments from the form and structure of an investment fund to establishing the most tax-efficient structure for particular foreign acquisitions. On the regulatory side, the team assists with US withholding and reporting rules, such as the Foreign Account Tax Compliance Act as well as transfer pricing compliance. Washington DC based John Harrington leads  the practice, advises clients on inbound and outbound transactional and compliance issues while San Francisco-based Linda Pfatteicher’s practice covers global transfer pricing strategy, supply chain restructurings, and  cross-border mergers and acquisitions. New York-based Rich Williams advises on domestic and international mergers, acquisitions and dispositions and public and private financings, while Pittsburgh-based Frank Marano handles international investments, divestitures, and corporate restructurings.

With strong cross-border capabilities, the team at Hogan Lovells US LLP assists clients across a vast range of sectors including aerospace and defense, private capital and insurance on matters involving M&A, IPOs, spin-offs, international tax structuring and cross-border transactions. The department is led by Josh Scala who sits in the San Francisco office. In Washington DC, Cristina Arumi focuses her practice on the tax aspects of capital markets and M&A transactions and specializes in matters involving REITs including compliance with tax protection agreements in the course of subsequent transactions and refinancings. Jasper Howard primarily advises on tax aspects of transactions including mergers and acquisitions, domestic and international joint ventures; the structuring of inbound and outbound investments; and other cross-border transactions. In Boston, Nicola Lemay advises clients on international mergers and acquisitions, restructurings, capital raising and deployment strategies while also representing clients in the development and financing of renewable energy projects, including the structuring of tax credit transactions. Mark Weinstein assists sports, media, and entertainment conglomerates with tax-efficient strategies and structures to assists in complex multijurisdictional tax issues. In Washington DC Caitlin Piper specializes in advising on the tax consequences of mergers and acquisitions and reorganizations, particularly real estate investment trusts are involved.

Holland & Knight LLP’s broad international tax practice covers aspects of foreign tax planning, structuring, compliance, audits and litigation, across a vast range of industries including energy, software, and technology. William Sherman, Stewart Kasner, William Sharp, and Kevin Packman all jointly lead the team out of Florida, with Sharp also sitting in Georgia and California. Sherman focuses his practice on tax planning for mergers and acquisitions, restructurings, joint ventures, as well as investments for clients in diverse industries, including hospitality, petrochemicals, and pharmaceuticals Kasner focuses on high-net-worth foreign and domestic clients who require assistance with cross-border investments. Sharp regularly acts as lead counsel in offshore compliance matters and  tax litigation and he also represents financial institutions on international tax enforcement and compliance initiatives. Packman’s practice includes advising high-net-worth private clients with tax, trusts and estates. Mark Melton, who is based in Dallas, represents a diverse range of clients in mergers and acquisitions,  as well as inbound and outbound cross-border investments.

Vinson & Elkins LLP represents a vast array of domestic and foreign clients across a broad range of industries including energy, finance, technology, and real estate in transactional matters ranging from structuring inbound and outbound investments, advising on US or UK tax aspects of cross-border transactions. Additionally the firm provides a robust international tax planning practice advising formations of new financing and ownership structures, cross-border mergers and acquisitions and transfer pricing planning and implementation. The team is co-headed by Dallas-based David Peck  and Houston-based Ryan Carney who both advise on transactions and structuring matters including M&A, and investments. In Dallas, Natan Leyva advises borrowers and lenders on the tax aspects of domestic and cross-border financing transactions.

 

Based in Washington DC, the team at Miller & Chevalier Chartered provides a comprehensive international tax offering covering the full business cycle of cross-border operations – from acquisition or start-up, to restructuring and tax optimization, to termination or disposition. The team is well-versed in issues based around financing transactions, technology transfers, and mergers and acquisitions. On the regulatory side, the firm advises companies, trade organizations, and governments on international tax policy matters including those related to the BEPS project. Leading the team, Layla Asali advises US-based and foreign-based clients on international tax issues, including mergers and acquisitions and financings. Rocco Femia focuses his practice on representing U.S.- and foreign-based multinational enterprises across multiple industries in projects typically involving  technical US international tax issues, tax treaty, and transfer pricing issues. Loren Ponds departed the team in February 2025.

The team at Morrison Foerster handles tax matters encompassing multijurisdictional transactions, offshore activities, international tax treaties. New York based practice head Anthony Carbone, advises a client roster consisting of private equity funds, investment and commercial banks, and hedge funds on tax aspects of mergers and acquisitions, fund formation, and leveraged buyouts. Los-Angeles based Dave Sturgeon handles matters across a vast array of industry sectors including tech, financial services, advising on the tax aspects of cross-border M&A, restructurings, and investments. Bernie Pistillo  is based in San Francisco and handles restructurings and transfer pricing issues. Richard Nugent joined the team in April 2025 from Jones Day, and now chairs the global tax practice.

Led by Beth Tractenberg , Steptoe LLP‘s Washington DC-based team has extensive experience across a range of issues, including tax policy, energy tax credits, as well as novel issues concerning blockchain and cryptocurrency taxation. The team also handles structuring matters for corporate clients. Phil West’s broad practice encompasses international tax issues including tax controversies and competent authority proceedings, as well as cross-border tax planning, tax treaties, foreign tax credits, and transfer pricing. Lisa Zarlenga  advises clients on federal income taxation issues, with a focus on tax policy issues with respect to tax legislation and Treasury guidance, as well as on corporate transactional and planning matters. Amanda Pedvin Varma regularly advises on the US tax consequences of cross-border investments, business restructurings, and supply chain issues, her practice also includes representing clients before the Internal Revenue Service in obtaining private letter rulings.

Led by Joan Arnold, the team at Troutman Pepper Locke LLP assists public and private companies with their day-to-day tax planning and business transactions. Morgan Klinzing advises clients on mergers, acquisitions, and reorganizations, as well as the tax aspects of investments while Thomas Gray focuses his practice on corporate transactions, restructuring, and equity and debt financings. Thomas Phelan has experience with the tax aspects of corporate finance transactions and financial instruments.

Withers LLP utilizes its global network to assist multi-generational and high net worth families with their cross-border taxation matters. The team is co-led by Alistair Christopher and Michael Brophy, who are based in the New Haven and Los Angeles offices, respectively. William Kambas splits his time between the New Haven, Greenwich, and New York offices and advises on tax planning. David Stein, who works across the New Haven, New York, and San Francisco offices, advises US and non-US single-family offices and fund managers on cross-border restate planning and income tax advice.