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Germany
Antitrust
Antitrust - ranked: tier 6
Norton Rose Fulbright
Norton Rose Fulbright provides ‘overall excellent’ antitrust advice: Under the lead of the renowned Maxim Kleine the practice handles cartel investigation and sanctioning proceedings, merger control, damage claims and compliance measures, often in cooperation with the Brussels office. It gave antitrust and merger control advice regarding the establishment of a joint venture by four private health insurers and represented a cooperative agri-trade, wholesale and retail company in a series of investigation proceedings by the Federal Cartel Office. The firm also handles damage claims arising from the rail cartel; it currently represents a company on the defendant side.
Employment
Employment - ranked: tier 6
Norton Rose Fulbright
Norton Rose Fulbright provides ‘concise’ employment law advice including ‘concrete recommendations for action’. Utilising its international network when advising US companies, among others, the team has significant expertise in the life sciences, technology and financial industries, which is frequently called upon by clients such as AIG Europe, Bilfinger and Beiersdorf. The ‘solution-oriented’ Katrin Scheicht provides ‘quick and precise answers to complex questions’ and ‘adheres to the highest standards’. The team led by Cornelia Marquardt was further strengthened by the arrival of counsel Claudia Posluschny from Reed Smith in July 2016.
Tax
Tax - ranked: tier 6
Norton Rose Fulbright
Norton Rose Fulbright’s ‘efficient’ tax law team is ‘good all around’ and clients also praise its ‘quick and comprehensible answers, which take any possible risks into account’. The practice is particularly experienced in handling real estate, energy, technology and insurance sector work with regular instructions including tax structuring matters and tax-related assistance with national and cross-border transactions. In conjunction with the corporate team, the ‘very experienced’ Uwe Eppler advised Coriolis on the equity investment in the offshore wind farm Merkur, and assisted Redefine International with the sale of a German commercial real estate portfolio, including the pre-structuring of the sale. On an ongoing basis, the team provides a bank with regular advice on tax matters pertaining to company start-ups and cross-border mergers. Tino Duttine provides ‘excellent support’ and is singled out for his ‘expertise and deep industry knowledge’. Auditor and tax advisor Alexander Hemmelrath left the firm in September 2016 to work independently at Hemmelrath Steuerberatungsgesellschaft mbH.
Germany: Banking and finance
Financial services: regulatory
Banking and finance: financial services: regulatory - ranked: tier 4
Norton Rose Fulbright
Norton Rose Fulbright’s practice around Rüdiger Litten and Martin Krause primarily advises banks and other financial services providers on regulatory matters, including a strong focus on MiFID II, but also EMIR compliance. The firm also recently saw increased work in the FinTech sector. Bankhaus Metzler is a regular client regarding regulatory issues in connection with derivatives and KT Bank concerning consumer protection. Another client is Wüstenrot & Württembergische. Also noteworthy is the team’s regulatory advice to Turkish banks in Germany in the context of capital markets business and structured products.
Investment funds
Banking and finance: Investment funds - ranked: tier 4
Norton Rose Fulbright
Norton Rose Fulbright’s ‘very broad portfolio’ in the investment fund area consists of advice on open-ended and closed-ended funds, including alternative asset classes. The client portfolio is comprised of asset managers, international investment banks and issuing houses and the firm advises on the structuring of funds and the distribution with regulatory expertise on matters around MiFID II, among others. The team surrounding Martin Krause has been busy providing advice in connection with funds for institutional investors. The practice also benefits from an office in Luxembourg.
Lending and borrowing
Banking and finance: Lending and borrowing - ranked: tier 3
Norton Rose Fulbright
With a focus on advising domestic and international banks and financial institutions the ‘excellent’, ‘always available, tactically adept and overall very client-oriented’ team at Norton Rose Fulbright focuses in particular on corporate, real estate and asset finance. It advised KfW IPEX-Bank on a $154m loan agreement covered by Euler Hermes between KfW IPEX-Bank and Eastern and Southern African Trade and Development Bank for the purchase of an airbus A330-200 and an airbus A330-300 by RwandAir. Anthony Morton, who advises on English law, assisted the IFC with a loan agreement with PT. B Braun Medical Indonesia and PT. B. Braun Pharmaceutical Indonesia as borrowers and B. Braun as guarantor. Clients on the banking side also include LBBW and The Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi, and AEW Europe and Invesco Real Estate sought the firm’s advice on various real estate financings in Germany and abroad. The client portfolio, however, also consists of mid-sized companies on the borrowers’ side, such as a German real estate company in connection with the refinancing of an existing margin loan agreement. The well regarded Oliver Sutter has a ‘longstanding wealth of experience’ and is noted for his ‘expertise, flexibility, quick grasp, goal-orientation and pragmatism’. Nadine Bourgeois is also recommended. The firm merged with Chadbourne & Parke in June 2017.
Leading individuals
Oliver Sutter - Norton Rose Fulbright
Project finance
Banking and finance: Project finance - ranked: tier 2
Norton Rose Fulbright
Norton Rose Fulbright continues its ‘strong’ project finance practice and primarily acts on the lenders’ side in projects in the infrastructure and energy sectors. A highlight was advising an international banking syndicate with the participation of EIB and KfW on the €950m refinancing of the 288 MW Butendiek offshore wind project under the lead of Dirk Trautmann. He also assisted the financing banks with the A7 II highway PPP project in Lower Saxony and continues to act for KfW IPEX-Bank and an international banking syndicate regarding the financing of Nordergründe offshore wind farm. Timo Noftz is also recommended.
Leading individuals
Dirk Trautmann - Norton Rose Fulbright
Germany: Capital markets
Equity capital markets
Capital markets: Equity capital markets - ranked: tier 5
Norton Rose Fulbright
A ‘preferred firm’ for several clients, Norton Rose Fulbright’s equity capital markets practice is considered ‘very good’ and advises primarily on the issuer side. A highlight was advising ADLER Real Estate on the issue of a convertible bond at a value of €137.8m by issuing subscription rights to the existing shareholders and convertible bond holders and private placements in particular jurisdictions outside Germany and the US. The team also acted for paragon in the context of its €13.5m capital increase under exclusion of the subscription rights of the shareholders and an international private placement with qualified investors. Another key client is quirin bank. Frank Regelin head the equity capital markets practice and also the corporate team. Peter Holst is noted for his ‘quick thinking and very good equity capital markets knowledge’ and in October 2017 Benedikt Gillessen joined from White & Case LLP.
Germany: Corporate and M&A
Corporate
Corporate and M&A: Corporate - ranked: tier 4
Norton Rose Fulbright
Norton Rose Fulbright provides ‘reliable advice’ on corporate governance and compliance matters as well as mergers, reorganisations and charter amendments. The group also recently handled some changes of the legal form from a public limited company (AG) to an SE; for example, Sumitomo Electric Bordnetze was advised on the change of legal form to an SE, which also included handling a dispute concerning the legal status. From Munich, Frankfurt and Hamburg respectively, Klaus Bader, Frank Regelin and Klaus von Gierke lead the practice, which also includes Eva-Maria Barbosa and Andreas Börner, who are recommended for their insurance expertise. A ten-strong team led by Alexander von Bergwelt, Michael Malterer and Igsaan Varachia left the firm in July 2016 to join Dentons, after the firm already saw Sascha Grimm’s departure to an in-house post in May 2016. In February 2017, Patrick Narr and team joined from White & Case LLP. Partner promotions include Katrin Stieß and Peter Holst in May 2016 and Heiko Bertelmann in May 2017.
M&A: mid-sized international deals (€100m-€500m)
Corporate and M&A: M&A: mid-sized international deals (€100m-€500m) - ranked: tier 3
Norton Rose Fulbright
Norton Rose Fulbright provides ‘client and service-oriented’ advice with a focus on energy and infrastructure, insurance, agribusiness and capital market transactions, and more recently in the technology sector and financial institutions. Sandvik retained the group for the sale of its mining systems operations business in a bidding procedure which involved more than 15 jurisdictions. An example for a merger is acting on behalf of machine tool manufacturer Rofin-Sinar Technologies concerning the merger with laser manufacturer Coherent. Klaus Bader, Frank Regelin and Klaus von Gierke co-lead the group. Sascha Grimm left to work in-house at Veritas in May 2016, while Alexander von Bergwelt, Michael Malterer and Igsaan Varachia left for Dentons two months later. However, the group also saw the arrival of Patrick Narr from White & Case LLP and three internal partner promotions: Katrin Stieß and Peter Holst in May 2016 and Heiko Bertelmann in May 2017.
Germany: Dispute resolution
Commercial litigation
Commercial litigation - ranked: tier 4
Norton Rose Fulbright
Norton Rose Fulbright’s client base includes insurance companies, banks and large corporations: in recent work, Sven Förster assisted an insurance services provider with negotiations on damages that had occurred from a warranty and indemnity insurance, and Clemens Rübel has been representing an automotive supplier in cross-border patent infringement proceedings concerning automobile headlights. Team head Jamie Nowak defended a European distribution company of a global electronics company against damage claims filed for an alleged deficient control system.
Germany: IT and outsourcing
Data protection
IT and outsourcing: data protection - ranked: tier 3
Norton Rose Fulbright
Norton Rose Fulbright’s international data protection practice focuses on global GDPR projects, GDPR advice for European and Asian clients, cybercrime and contentious data protection proceedings. Christoph Ritzer, who was promoted to partner, continues to advise Lilly Germany on the Privacy Shield agreement; other data protection mandates stem from a client portfolio that ranges from IT, finance and automotive to pharma and medical companies and entail compliance, internal investigations and employee data protection. Jamie Nowak is the main contact for disputes; Lutz Schreiber left for Eversheds Sutherland in May 2017.
Germany: Industry focus
Energy
Industry focus: energy - ranked: tier 4
Norton Rose Fulbright
Following the addition of Gerd Stuhlmacher from E.ON Global Commodities in March 2017, Norton Rose Fulbright now also offers compliance, contract and commercial law assistance in the energy sector. Practice head Klaus Bader’s highlights include advising GE Capital/Coriolis on an equity investment in offshore wind farm Merkur and assisting Energie 360° and its subsidiary Smart Energy Innovationsfonds with a minority investment in energy storage developers VoltStorage and Luftmeister, which has developed the first air energy meter. Financing experts Dirk Trautmann, in Munich, and Timo Noftz, in Hamburg, advised an international consortium of banks on the €950m refinancing of offshore wind farm Butendiek. Of counsel Felix Dinger gained Senvion as a new client, assisting the company with a turbine supply contract and in procurement matters pertaining to wind farm Trianel Borkum II.
Germany: Insurance
Advice to insurers
Insurance: advice to insurers - ranked: tier 2
Norton Rose Fulbright
Norton Rose Fulbright’s expertise incorporates transactional and insurance supervisory law capabilities alongside distribution law and brokerage know-how, leading to regular instructions on outsourcing, capital raising, risk mitigation techniques and capital investment matters, among others. As highlights in the transactional space, Eva-Maria Barbosa advised Hyperion Insurance on the acquisition of a majority stake in Euroassekuranz Versicherungsmakler, and assisted Wüstenrot & Württembergische with the acquisition of 75% of the shares in treefin. In the regulatory space, the team provides regular advice to the Compre Group, frequently including corporate law elements. The team is also well versed in carrying out risk assessments of warranty & indemnity policies as demonstrated by Andreas Börner’s advice to an insurance company with regards to a transaction. He also advised China Re on regulatory matters pertaining to the operation of its reinsurance business in Germany. Recently promoted partner Sven Förster has been advising a reinsurance company on a reinsurance claim review for a liability case.
Germany: Public sector
PPP
Public sector: PPP - ranked: tier 2
Norton Rose Fulbright
Dirk Trautmann and Michael Jürgen Werner are the main contacts for PPP projects at Norton Rose Fulbright. The group gained new infrastructure projects; for example Trautmann advised a consortium of banks (consisting of Caixa-Bank, DZ Bank, Development Bank of Japan, European Investment Bank and KfW IPEX-Bank) on the financing of the A7 highway project in the state of Lower Saxony. Together with Werner, he advised the Federal Ministry of Transport on the A6 highway project at the end of 2016. The group also provides ongoing advice to asset manager MEAG concerning the new construction of the southeast Hesse police headquarters.
Germany: Real estate and construction
Real estate
Real estate and construction: Real estate - ranked: tier 4
Norton Rose Fulbright
In the first half of 2017, Norton Rose Fulbright’s Hamburg office increased its bench strength significantly by adding the ‘deal and solution-oriented, experienced and easy-to-deal-with’ Stefan Feuerriegel and Patrick Narr alongside three of counsels and two associates from White & Case LLP. The team has been advising Patrizia on the acquisition, which is partly structured as a forward deal, of a retail portfolio from Newport. In other work, the practice assisted ECE and Strabag with matters pertaining to the development of the MesseCity Köln including hotel leases and the completion of real estate transactions. Other highlights included Thomas Hopf’s advice to Frasers Centrepoint and its subsidiaries on the acquisition of a majority stake in Geneba Properties from Catalyst RE Coöperatief, and Maren Stölting’s assistance of a Swiss pension fund with the acquisition of a mixed portfolio consisting of office, logistics and retail properties.
Germany: Transport
Maritime and shipping
Transport: Maritime and shipping - ranked: tier 4
Norton Rose Fulbright
Having impressive international reach, Norton Rose Fulbright provides advice on all aspects of the maritime industry including maritime and shipping law. With specialist expertise in handling cargo damage matters, of counsel Axel Boës acted for AlfaStrakhovanie in several arbitration proceedings pertaining to P&I insurance covers. German shipping practice head and ship financing expert Timo Noftz advised a German financial institution on the refinancing and sale of a charted fleet.
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United Arab Emirates
Offices in Dubai
- Banking and finance
- Capital markets
- Commercial, corporate and M&A
- Dispute resolution : Arbitration and international litigation
- Energy and infrastructure
- Investment funds
- Islamic finance
Australia
Offices in Melbourne, Sydney, Perth, Brisbane, and Canberra
- Banking and finance
- Capital markets
- Competition and trade
- Construction
- Corporate and M&A
- Dispute resolution
- Dispute resolution: class actions
- Energy (transactions and regulatory)
- Insurance
- Intellectual property
- IT and telecoms
- Labour and employment
- Labour and employment: workplace health and safety (WHS)
- Media and entertainment
- Natural resources (transactions and regulatory)
- Project development
- Project finance
- Real estate
- Regulatory compliance and investigations
- Restructuring and insolvency
- Tax
- Transport : Transport: aviation
- Transport : Transport: shipping
Belgium
Offices in Brussels
- Aviation
- Competition : EU and global
- Customs, trade, WTO and anti-dumping
- Industry focus : Transport
Bahrain
Offices in Manama
- Legal market overview
- Banking and finance
- Commercial, corporate and M&A
- Islamic finance
- Projects and energy
- Real estate and construction
China
Offices in Beijing and Shanghai
- Banking and finance : Banking and finance: foreign firms
- Corporate and M&A : Corporate and M&A: foreign firms
- Dispute resolution : Dispute resolution: foreign firms
- Fintech : Fintech: foreign firms
- Intellectual property : Intellectual property: foreign firms
- Projects and energy : Projects and energy: foreign firms
- Regulatory/compliance : Regulatory/compliance: foreign firms
- Shipping : Shipping: foreign firms
- TMT : TMT: foreign firms
Canada
Offices in Montreal, Ottawa, Quebec, Toronto, Vancouver, Calgary, and Toronto
- Aboriginal law
- Banking and finance
- Business immigration
- Capital markets
- Competition and antitrust
- Corporate and M&A
- Dispute resolution
- Energy and natural resources : Energy and natural resources: mining
- Energy and natural resources : Energy and natural resources: oil and gas
- Energy and natural resources : Energy and natural resources: power
- Environment
- Infrastructure and projects
- Intellectual property
- International trade
- Labour and employment
- Public procurement
- Real estate
- Restructuring and insolvency
- Tax
- Technology
- Transport : Transport: aviation
- Transport : Transport: other transport
- Transport : Transport: shipping
Colombia
Offices in Bogota
Germany
Offices in Munich, Frankfurt, and Hamburg
- Antitrust
- Banking and finance : Financial services: regulatory
- Banking and finance : Investment funds
- Banking and finance : Lending and borrowing
- Banking and finance : Project finance
- Capital markets : Equity capital markets
- Corporate and M&A : Corporate
- Corporate and M&A : M&A: mid-sized international deals (€100m-€500m)
- Dispute resolution : Commercial litigation
- Employment
- IT and outsourcing : Data protection
- Industry focus : Energy
- Insurance : Advice to insurers
- Public sector : PPP
- Real estate and construction : Real estate
- Tax
- Transport : Maritime and shipping
France
Offices in Paris
- Aviation : Aviation finance
- Banking and finance : Transactional work
- Capital markets : Equity
- Compliance
- Dispute resolution : Commercial litigation
- Dispute resolution : White-collar crime
- EU, competition and distribution
- Industry focus : Energy
- Industry focus : Healthcare and life sciences
- Industry focus : IT, telecoms and the Internet
- Insolvency
- Insurance
- Mergers and acquisitions
- Project finance
- Shipping : Shipping finance
- Tax
Ghana
Greece
- Banking, finance and capital markets
- Commercial, corporate and M&A
- Dispute resolution
- Energy
- Projects and privatisation
- Real estate and construction
- Restructuring and insolvency
- Shipping finance
- Shipping litigation
Hong Kong
Offices in Hong Kong
- Antitrust and competition
- Asset finance (including aviation and shipping finance)
- Banking and finance
- Capital markets : Capital markets (equity)
- Construction
- Corporate (including M&A)
- Dispute resolution : Dispute resolution: international arbitration
- Dispute resolution : Dispute resolution: litigation
- Insurance
- Intellectual property
- Restructuring and insolvency
- Shipping
- TMT
Indonesia
Latin America: International firms
India
Italy
Offices in Milan
- Banking and finance : Borrower side
- Banking and finance : Lender or arranger side
- Commercial, corporate and M&A
- Dispute resolution
- Employment
- Industry focus : Energy
- Real estate and construction
Japan
Offices in Tokyo
- Banking and finance : Banking and finance – International firms and joint ventures
- Corporate and M&A : Corporate and M&A – International firms and joint ventures
- Projects and energy : Projects and energy – International firms and joint ventures
London
Offices in London
- Corporate and commercial : Commercial contracts
- Corporate and commercial : Corporate tax
- Corporate and commercial : Equity capital markets
- Corporate and commercial : EU and competition
- Corporate and commercial : Financial services
- Corporate and commercial : Flotations: small and mid-cap
- Corporate and commercial : M&A: upper mid-market and premium deals, £250m+
- Corporate and commercial : Private equity: transactions
- Corporate and commercial : VAT and indirect tax
- Crime, fraud and licensing : Fraud: civil
- Crime, fraud and licensing : Fraud: white-collar crime
- Dispute resolution : Banking litigation: investment and retail
- Dispute resolution : Commercial litigation
- Dispute resolution : Competition litigation
- Dispute resolution : International arbitration
- Dispute resolution : Tax litigation and investigations
- Finance : Acquisition finance
- Finance : Asset based lending
- Finance : Asset finance and leasing
- Finance : Bank lending: investment grade debt and syndicated loans
- Finance : Commodities: derivatives
- Finance : Commodities: physicals
- Finance : Corporate restructuring and insolvency
- Finance : Debt capital markets
- Finance : Derivatives and structured products
- Finance : Emerging markets
- Finance : Islamic finance
- Finance : Securitisation
- Finance : Trade finance
- Human resources : Employee share schemes
- Human resources : Employment: employers and senior executives
- Human resources : Health and safety
- Human resources : Pensions
- Insurance : Insurance and reinsurance litigation
- Insurance : Insurance: corporate and regulatory
- Insurance : Insurance: insolvency and restructuring
- Insurance : Professional negligence
- Investment fund formation and management : Listed funds
- Investment fund formation and management : Private funds
- Projects, energy and natural resources : Infrastructure (including PFI and PPP)
- Projects, energy and natural resources : Mining and minerals
- Projects, energy and natural resources : Oil and gas
- Projects, energy and natural resources : Power (including electricity and renewables)
- Real estate : Commercial property
- Real estate : Construction
- Real estate : Environment
- Real estate : Planning
- Real estate : Property finance
- Real estate : Property litigation
- Risk advisory : Brexit
- Risk advisory : Corporate governance
- Risk advisory : Data protection privacy and cybersecurity
- Risk advisory : Regulatory investigations and corporate crime
- TMT (technology, media and telecoms) : Fintech
- TMT (technology, media and telecoms) : Intellectual property
- TMT (technology, media and telecoms) : IT and telecoms
- TMT (technology, media and telecoms) : Media and entertainment (including media finance)
- TMT (technology, media and telecoms) : PATMA: Trade mark attorneys
- TMT (technology, media and telecoms) : Pharmaceuticals and biotechnology
- Transport : Aviation
- Transport : Rail
- Transport : Shipping
Myanmar
Morocco
Offices in Casablanca
- Banking, finance and capital markets
- Commercial, corporate and M&A
- Projects and public law
- Tourism and real estate
Mexico
Offices in Mexico City
Malaysia
Netherlands
Offices in Amsterdam
- Banking and finance : Asset finance and structured finance
- Banking and finance : Financial services regulatory
- Banking and finance : Lender or arranger side
- Commercial, corporate and M&A
- Construction
- Dispute resolution : Arbitration
- Dispute resolution : Commercial litigation
- Employment
- Energy : Regulatory
- Energy : Transactional
- Environment and planning
- Industry focus : Food and beverages
- Insurance
- Investment funds
- Private equity
- Project finance and PFI
- Restructuring and insolvency
- Tax
- Transport
Papua New Guinea
Offices in Port Moresby
Poland
Offices in Warsaw
- Banking and finance
- Capital markets : Debt
- Commercial, corporate and M&A
- Energy and natural resources
- Private equity
- Real estate
Asia Pacific: Regional International Arbitration
Russia
Offices in Moscow
- Banking and finance : Borrower side
- Banking and finance : Lender or arranger side
- Commercial, corporate and M&A : Moscow
- Dispute resolution : Arbitration and mediation
- Dispute resolution : Litigation
- Energy and natural resources
- Real estate and construction
- Transport
South Africa
Offices in Cape Town, Sandton, Durban, and Johannesburg
Singapore
Offices in SINGAPORE
- Asset finance : Asset finance – Foreign firms
- Banking and finance : Banking and finance – Foreign firms
- Capital markets : Capital markets – Foreign firms
- Corporate and M&A : Corporate and M&A – Foreign firms
- Energy : Energy – Foreign firms
- Financial services regulatory : Financial services regulatory – Foreign firms
- International arbitration
- Projects and energy : Projects and energy – Foreign firms
- Restructuring and insolvency : Restructuring and insolvency – Foreign firms
- Shipping : Shipping – Foreign firms
- TMT : TMT – Foreign firms
South Korea
Saudi Arabia
Offices in Riyadh
Thailand
Offices in Bangkok
Tunisia
Turkey
Offices in Istanbul
Tanzania
Offices in Dar es Salaam
United States
Offices in Washington DC, San Antonio, New York, Dallas, Austin, Houston, Los Angeles, Minneapolis, Denver, St Louis, Canonsburg, and San Francisco
- Antitrust : Civil litigation/class actions: defense
- Antitrust : Merger control
- Dispute resolution : Corporate investigations and white-collar criminal defense
- Dispute resolution : General commercial disputes
- Dispute resolution : International arbitration
- Dispute resolution : International litigation
- Dispute resolution : Product liability, mass tort and class action: automotive/transport
- Dispute resolution : Product liability, mass tort and class action: consumer products (including tobacco)
- Dispute resolution : Product liability, mass tort and class action: pharmaceuticals and medical devices - defense
- Dispute resolution : Product liability, mass tort and class action: toxic tort - defense
- Dispute resolution : Securities litigation: defense
- Finance : Project finance
- Finance : Restructuring (including bankruptcy): corporate
- Finance : Restructuring (including bankruptcy): municipal
- Finance : Structured finance: securitization
- Industry focus : Energy litigation: oil and gas
- Industry focus : Energy: renewable/alternative
- Industry focus : Energy regulatory: conventional power
- Industry focus : Energy regulatory: oil and gas
- Industry focus : Energy transactions: conventional power
- Industry focus : Energy transactions: oil and gas
- Industry focus : Healthcare: life sciences
- Industry focus : Healthcare: service providers
- Industry focus : Transport: aviation and air travel - finance
- Industry focus : Transport: shipping - finance
- Intellectual property : Patent litigation: full coverage
- Intellectual property : Trademarks: litigation
- Intellectual property : Trademarks: non-contentious (including prosecution, portfolio management and licensing)
- M&A/corporate and commercial : M&A: middle-market ($500m-999m)
- Media, technology and telecoms : Advertising and marketing: litigation
- Real estate
- Tax : International tax
- Tax : US taxes: contentious
- Tax : US taxes: non-contentious
Venezuela
Offices in Caracas