Pillsbury Earns High Marks in The Legal 500 United States 2017 Edition

In addition, seven lawyers were recognized as “Leading Lawyers,” the top ranking given to an individual. These were: James Alberg, Aaron Oser and Robert Zahler (Outsourcing); John Heisse (Construction); Mark Lessard (Asset Finance & Leasing); Susan Serota (Employee Benefits & Executive Compensation); and Christopher Wall (International Trade). Meighan O’Reardon was recognized as a Next Generation Lawyer in Outsourcing.

Pillsbury practice rankings include: Antitrust (Cartel and Civil Litigation/Class Actions); Asset Finance and Leasing; Construction; Corporate Investigations & White Collar Criminal Defense; Cyber Law; Data Protection & Data Breach Response; Employee Benefits & Executive Compensation; Employee Health & Retirement Plans; Energy: Renewable/Alternative; Environment: Litigation; General Commercial Disputes; Government Contracts; Government Relations; Insurance: Advice to Policyholder; International Trade; IP: Patents (Prosecution and Licensing); Land Use/Zoning; M&A: Middle-Market; Outsourcing; Project Finance (Advice to Lender and Advice to Sponsor); Real Estate; Securities Litigation: Defense; Telecoms & Broadcast: Regulatory; U.S. Taxes: Contentious; U.S. Taxes: Non-Contentious; and Venture Capital & Emerging Companies.

The complete list of Pillsbury lawyers recognized in the 2017 edition of The Legal 500 United States:

James Dick, Roxane Polidora (Antitrust – Cartel); Fusae Nara, Jacob Sorensen, James Dick, Roxane Polidora (Antitrust – Litigation/Class Actions); Charlotta Otterbeck, Daniel Richards, Jonathan Goldstein, Mark Lessard (Asset Finance & Leasing); Jeffrey Gans, John Heisse, Melissa Lesmes (Construction); Carolina Fornos, Maria Galeno, Mark Hellerer, William Sullivan (Corporate Investigations & White Collar Defense); Brian Finch, Catherine Meyer, Deborah Thoren-Peden, Peri Mahaley (Cyber Law); Brian Finch, Catherine Meyer, Deborah Thoren-Peden, Peri Mahaley (Data Protection & Data Breach Response); Susan Serota (Employee Benefits & Executive Compensation); Christine Richardson, Marcus Wu, Peter Hunt, Susan Serota (Employee Health & Retirement Plans); Michael Hindus, Michael Reese, Nicolai Sarad, Robert James (Energy: Renewable/Alternative); Christopher McNevin, Margaret Rosegay, Mark Elliott, Norman Carlin (Environment: Litigation); Colin Kemp, Kenneth Taber, Kirke Hasson, Joseph Jean (General Commercial Disputes); Alex Tomaszczuk, James Gallagher, John Jensen, Michael Rizzo (Government Contracts); Brian Finch, Elizabeth Moeller (Government Relations); Geoffrey Greeves, James Bobotek, Joseph Jean, Peter Gillon, Robert Wallan (Insurance: Advice to Policy Holders); Christopher Wall, Nancy Fischer, Stephan Becker (International Trade); Jack Barufka, Patrick Doody (IP: Patent – Licensing); Bryan Collins, Jack Barufka, Patrick Doody (IP: Patent – Prosecution); Rachel Horsch, Robert Herr (Land Use/Zoning); Craig Chason, Jorge del Calvo, Matthew Swartz, Michael Torosian, Robert Robbins, Steven Kaplan, Steven Meltzer (M&A: Middle-Market); Aaron Oser, Elizabeth Zimmer, James Alberg, Joseph Kendall, Meighan O’Reardon, Robert Zahler (Outsourcing); Fernando Rodriguez Marin, Jeffrey Gans, Michael Reese, Nicolai Sarad Peter Baumgaertner, Robert James (Project Finance); Caroline Harcourt, David Miller, Laura Hannusch, Robert Herr, Steven Hamilton, William Waller (Real Estate); Bruce Ericson, David Furbush, Sarah Good (Securities Litigation: Defense); Glenn Richards, John Hane, Miles Mason, Scott Flick (Telecoms & Broadcast: Regulatory); James Chudy, Jeffrey Vesely, William Bonano (U.S. Taxes: Contentious); James Chudy, Jeffrey Vesely, Julie Divola, William Bonano (U.S. Taxes: Non-Contentious); Jorge del Calvo, Patrick Devine (Venture Capital & Emerging Companies).

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