The Wilmington-based team at K&L Gates is an attractive choice for clients in Delaware and further afield, though the firm also stands out in this space for the strength of its global network, bringing regular engagements by clients in Europe, Asia, and Australia. The team advises on a wide range of matters, including complex formation and governance issues, credit facility arrangements, and issues relating to Delaware’s alternative business entity statutes, to name a few examples. Clients recommend department head Scott Waxman for his ‘encyclopedic knowledge of Delaware law’ and ‘creative problem solving’. Nicholas Froio is a part of the Statutory Trust Committee of the Delaware State Bar Association, a role that brings close familiarity with Delaware’s statutory trust statute. Eric Feldman is also recommended for matters pertaining to the operation of alternative entities.