Brown Rudnick LLP specializes in representations and warranties insurance claims in both domestic and foreign arbitral forums. The team advises on major post-closing M&A disputes and bet-the-company litigations. Practice head Dylan Kletter is based in New York and handles both plaintiff and defense side work, representing private equity firms, venture capital companies, family offices, activist investors, and strategic acquirers. Hartford-based co-head Mark Baldwin represents healthcare providers in actions asserting claims for fraud, mismanagement, and corporate misconduct. Another key team member is Meghan McCafferty, who is based in Boston.
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Testimonials
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- 'They are far and away the most knowledgeable, strategic, and capable group.'
- 'Smart, patient yet relentless, calculating, and in the end victorious, driving an unbelievable settlement that avoided excessive time and costs. Got 3X what another firm suggested I settle for.'
- 'Dylan Kletter - Just phenomenal all around and the guy you want representing you, both in dealing with the counter party and advising you along the way.'
Key clients
- Patrick Flannery, co-founder and former CEO of market data provider MayStreet
- Spay d/b/a/ Stack Sports
- MIB Group
- T. Gray Utility
- Lupin Pharmaceuticals
- Wright Place Partners
Work highlights
Representing Patrick Flannery, co-founder and former CEO of market data provider MayStreet in an earnout lawsuit against the London Stock Exchange.
Representing SPay, a portfolio company of Genstar Capital, in a dispute over its acquisition of substantially all of the assets of internet media company Stack Media.
Represented MIB Group, a member-owned organization that provides data-driven solutions to the insurance industry, in securing a complete victory in an earn out dispute brought by Paperless Solutions Group (PSG), a company that Brown Rudnick helped MIB to acquire.
Practice head
Dylan Kletter; Mark Baldwin
Other key lawyers
Meghan McCafferty