Weil, Gotshal & Manges LLP

Eric Ordway

Marilyn French Shaw

Co-Managing Partner of the Boston office

Craig Adas

Managing Partner of Weil's Silicon Valley office

Michael Aiello

Chairman of the Corporate Department

Joshua Amsel

Karen Ballack

Matt Barr

Co-Chair of Weil's Restructuring Department

John Barry

Head of Weil's Employment Litigation practice.

Noah Beck

Kimberly Blanchard

Devon Bodoh

Head of Weil's international and cross-border Tax practice

Michael Bond

Co-Head of Weil's Real Estate practice

Yehudah Buchweitz

Andrew Chizzik

Evert Christensen

Jackie Cohen

Andrew Colao

Co-Head of Weil's Banking & Finance practice and leader of the Private Equity Finance practice

Annemargaret Connolly

Head of Weil's Environmental practice

Shawn Cooley

Howard Dicker

Co-Head of Weil's Public Company Advisory Group

Daniel Dokos

Head of Weil's Global Finance Practice

Sarah Downie

Heather Emmel

Michael Epstein

Co-Head of Weil's Privacy and Cybersecurity practice

Michael Francies

Full CV available on www.weil.com.

Robert Frastai

Richard Frye

David Gail

Stuart Goldring

Thomas Goslin

Frederick Green

Gabriel Gregson

James Griffin

Gabriel Gross

Gabe Gross is a veteran first-chair trial lawyer and skilled courtroom advocate who represents leading life sciences and technology companies in their most important intellectual property and commercial disputes. A partner in the Bay Area offices and co-chair of Latham’s national Trial Advocacy training program, Gabe has won jury verdicts, summary judgments, arbitration awards, and appeals, defeating billions of dollars in patent infringement and licensing claims on behalf of his clients. Gabe’s litigation practice focuses on intellectual property and other complex commercial disputes. He is deeply experienced in patent, trade secret, licensing, trademark, copyright, false advertising, and unfair competition disputes. With a background in biotechnology, Gabe serves as lead trial counsel for innovative clients across the life sciences, medical device, high-tech, and consumer products industries. He has represented clients in federal and state courts across the country, including in California, New York, Texas, Delaware, New Jersey, Minnesota, and Wisconsin, before the US International Trade Commission, the Patent Trial and Appeal Board, and US Customs and Border Protection, as well as in arbitrations domestically and abroad. Gabe has tried cases to juries over patent infringement, copyright infringement, and contract disputes. He has tried cases to arbitrators over intellectual property licensing and other commercial disputes. Gabe also is a registered patent attorney with experience in inter partes review and other patent office proceedings. Gabe’s pro bono practice includes representing clients in immigration and asylum matters, inmate civil rights cases, veterans’ benefits disputes, and unlawful detainer actions. Gabe enjoys giving back to the community and for years has coached his local high school’s mock trial team and volunteered as a mock trial coach, judge, and Deposition Course instructor at Berkeley Law. Speaking Engagements \t \tPanelist, “Trade Secrets Unlocked: State or Federal Court – Which Is Best for Your Case, and How Do You Win There?,” Latham & Watkins, June 24, 2020 \tPanelist, “Trade Secrets Unlocked: How In-House Lawyers Can Litigation to Win,” Latham & Watkins, January 30, 2020 \tPanelist, “Trade Secrets Unlocked: Managing Risk When On/Offboarding” Latham & Watkins, May 1, 2019

Adam Hemlock

Thomas Henry

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Adé Heyliger

Jeff Homrig

Jeff Homrig is a seasoned first-chair trial lawyer who handles high-stakes intellectual property and commercial cases around the country for some of the world’s most innovative technology and life sciences companies. Resident in the Austin Office, he serves as Global Vice Chair of Latham’s Intellectual Property Litigation Practice and leads our IP practice in Texas. He also has deep ties to the Bay Area, previously chaired the Silicon Valley and Bay Area Litigation & Trial Departments, and maintains an office in Silicon Valley. Plaintiffs and defendants turn to Jeff for a wide range of issues, including patent, trade secret, and commercial matters. He counsels clients with pragmatic and practical advice to help them steer clear of problems when they can, and navigate them safely when they do arise. Jeff has a demonstrated ability to translate complex technological issues into core themes that persuade juries. He regularly tries cases across the country, including in state and federal courts in California, Texas, Delaware, and before the International Trade Commission (ITC). Academic and Public Service Jeff is an adjunct lecturer at Berkeley Law, teaching the Patent Litigation II course. He co-authors the Federal Judicial Center’s definitive how-to guide for federal judges on patent litigation, which is now in its third edition. He served as a deputy district attorney for Santa Clara County, trying numerous criminal cases to verdict.

Hillel Jacobson

Merritt Johnson

Kyle Krpata

Co-Head of Weil's U.S. Private Equity practice

Brianne Kucerik

Co-Chair of Weil’s US antitrust practice

Sudip Kundu

Todd Larson

David Lender

Co-Chair of Weil’s global Litigation Department

Michael Lubowitz

Head of Weil's M&A practice

Alexander Lynch

Co-Head of Weil's Capital Markets practice

Christopher Machera

Co-Head of Weil’s U.S. Private Equity practice

Jeff Malonson

Courtney Marcus

Co-Head of the Banking & Finance practice

Benjamin Marks

Head of Weil's Intellectual Property/Media practice

Andrew Morris

Matthew Morton

Ramona Nee

Co-Managing Partner of Weil, Co-Head of the Firm’s U.S. Private Equity practice and Co-Managing Partner of the Boston office

Vynessa Nemunaitis

John Neuwirth

Co-Chair of Weil’s global Litigation Department

Steven Newborn

Head of Weil’s global Antitrust/Competition practice.

Michael Nissan

Head of Weil's Private Equity Executive Compensation and Benefits practice

Frank Nocco

Head of Weil's Structured Finance/Derivatives practice

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Joseph Pari

Co-Chair of Weil's Tax Department

Jeffrey Perry

Co-Chair of Weil’s US antitrust practice

Mark Perry

Co-Head of Weil's Appellate Litigation practice

Alfredo Pérez

Managing Partner of Houston office

Philip Rosen

Co-Head of Weil's Real Estate practice

Jeffrey Saferstein

Charan Sandhu

Head of Weil’s Technology & IP Transactions practice

John Scribner

David Singh

Co-Head of Weil’s national Complex Commercial Litigation practice

Jason Smith

Jonathon Soler

Co-Managing Partner of Weil and a partner in Weil’s U.S. Private Funds practice.

Edward Soto

Co-Head of Weil’s Complex Commercial Litigation practice and Managing Partner of Weil’s Miami office.

Stephanie Srulowitz

Robert Stern

Diane Sullivan

Kevin Sullivan

Co-Head of Weil's U.S. Private Equity practice and Co-Managing Partner of the Boston office

Zack Tripp

Co-Head of Weil’s national Appeals and Strategic Counseling practice

Theodore Tsekerides

Andrew Tulumello

Co-Head of Weil's national Complex Commercial Litigation practice

Douglas Urquhart

Doug Warner

Co-Head of Weil's global Private Equity practice

Paul Wessel

Co-Chair of Weil's Tax Department and Head of Weil's Executive Compensation & Benefits practice

Jeff White

Barry Wolf

Weil's Executive Partner and Chair of the Management Committee

Andrew Yoon

Caroline Zalka

Head of Weil's nationwide Securities Litigation practice