Daniel H. Owsley

Simpson Thacher is representing Ingersoll Rand Inc. (NYSE: IR) in connection with its acquisition of Howden Roots LLC (“Roots”), a wholly-owned subsidiary of Chart Industries, Inc. (NYSE: GTLS), in an all-cash transaction valued at approximately $300 million. The transaction is expected to close during the third quarter of 2023, subject to the receipt of regulatory approval and other customary closing conditions.~~Roots is a leading provider of low-pressure compression and vacuum technologies. The business goes to market under the widely recognized Roots brand, which was founded in 1854. Roots has approximately $115 million in revenue and an established installed base that supports a strong aftermarket business model.~~Ingersoll Rand is a global provider of mission-critical flow creation and industrial solutions, which it sells across multiple attractive end-markets within the industrial, energy and medical industries.~~The Simpson Thacher team includes Eric Swedenburg, Keegan Lopez and Quinn Cronan (M&A); Andrew Purcell, Scott Grundei and Zev Klein (Tax); Tristan Brown, Harry Hudesman and Ryan Kenny (Executive Compensation and Employee Benefits); Lori Lesser, Bobbie Burrows, Kate Mirino and Rachelle Broida (Intellectual Property); Sara Razi, Preston Miller and Daniel Owsley (Antitrust); Tim Mulvihill and Noreen Lavan (Environmental); Dennis Loiacono (Real Estate); and Matthew Farrell and Taylor Nefussy (Credit).

Dec 6

1 min

Simpson Thacher is advising Allen & Overy in connection with Allen & Overy and Shearman & Sterling’s planned merger to create a unique global law firm named Allen Overy Shearman Sterling.~~The firm, which will go by A&O Shearman for short, will have approximately 3,900 lawyers and approximately 800 partners across 49 offices. Allen & Overy and Shearman & Sterling have 250 years of combined experience.~~The Simpson Thacher team includes Eric Swedenburg, Anthony Vernace, Jihyun Chung and Jacob Kornman (M&A); Jeannine McSweeney (ECEB); Jonathan Goldstein and Scott Grundei (Tax); and Peter Guryan and Daniel Owsley (Antitrust).

May 23

1 min

Simpson Thacher was honored with an Impact Case Award at Euromoney’s Benchmark Litigation 2024 Awards for its work in the case United States of America et al v. UnitedHealth Group Incorporated et al. Antitrust Global Co-Chair Sara Razi, Partners Abram Ellis and Preston Miller, and the rest of the Simpson Thacher team which included Daniel Owsley, Christopher Kraft, Geoffrey Schmelkin and Jared Quigley received the award for their work advising Change Healthcare on the competition and antitrust aspects of its $13 billion acquisition by UnitedHealth Group. For her work, Sara Razi was also recognized as Antitrust Litigator of the Year.~~In addition, the Firm was honored with the National Insurance Firm of the Year award for the tenth time. The Firm was also shortlisted for the Securities Firm of the Year award, and Litigation Partner Andy Frankel was shortlisted for Insurance Litigator of the Year.~~The Benchmark Litigation Awards honor those firms and attorneys that have emerged as leaders in their particular areas of law over the past 12 months.

Mar 14

1 min

Michal Netenyah • Clifford Chance has added private equity partner Michal Netanyahu to the firm's global private capital group. She joins from Freshfields. • King & Spalding has brought on Mae Rogers as a partner in its finance and restructuring practice group as a partner. She joins from Mayer Brown, where she was also a partner. • Latham & Watkins has added Matthew Eisler and Russell Hedman as partners in the firm’s M&A and private equity practice, and entertainment, sports & media practice. They both join from Hogan Lovells. • Morrison Cohen has added Joshua Garcia as a partner in the firm’s digital assets practice in New York. He was previously with the boutique firm Ketsal, which he founded. In addition, the firm has promoted Amber Will and Timur Eron to partners. Both previously served as counsel. • Barnes & Thornburg has brought on Neil Begley as partner in the firm’s corporate department. He was formerly with McDermott Will & Schulte. • Sahar Ayinehsazian has joined A.Y. Strauss as a partner in its corporate and cannabis practice groups. • Gregory Kalnitsky has been appointed corporation counsel of the City of Long Beach, NY. He was formerly a partner at Forchelli Deegan Terrana. • Tarter Krinsky & Drogin has added Terence (Terry) K. McLaughlin as a partner in its litigation group. He was formerly a partner at Willkie Farr and Morrison Cohen. • Mark Lebovitch has returned to Bernstein Litowitz Berger & Grossmann as special governance counsel to co-head the firm’s department of governance practice. He was formerly a partner with the firm before retiring and becoming an adjunct professor at the University of Pennsylvania Law School. Steven Lutt • Rosenberg & Estis has added Steven Lutt as a member in the firm’s transactions group and to lead the its hospitality group. He joins from White & Case. • Pryor Cashman has brought on Jason Sloan as a partner in its music, intellectual property, and media + entertainment practices. He previously served as assistant general counsel for the United States Copyright Office. In addition, the firm has promoted Wendy LaManque, Matthew Marcus, Dustin Nofziger, and Eric Wisotsky to partners and Vanessa Avello, Christine Dimitriou, Evan Hey, Arsala Kidwai, Itai Raz, Nicholas Saady, Linda Sabatello, and Aaron Wiltse to counsel. • Blank Rome has appointed Mitch Brand as co-chair of its New York office. He will joins Lois Liberman in leading the office. The firm has also hired David Kaufman as senior counsel. He was formerly with Morrison & Foerster. In addition, James Sanderson has been added as an associate. He was previously with Duane Morris. • Haynes Boone has added partners Jeffrey Moerdler and Stephen Friedberg to the firm’s real estate practice group. They both join from Mintz Levin. Joseph Spina • Cullen and Dykman partner Joseph Spina has been tapped to lead the firm’s newly-formed entrepreneurship through acquisition and SMB transactions practice. • Patrick Lespinasse has joined Cozen O’Connor as principal. Most recently, he was regional head of policy and government affairs for Starbucks Coffee Company. • Shireen Barday, a partner at the boutique firm Pallas Partners, has been appointed by the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit to a seat on the U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the Southern District of New York. Pallas Partners has also promoted Alessia de Quincey and Anastasia Cembrovska to partners, and Andrew Breland, John McAdams, and Brianna Simopoulos to counsel. • Eversheds Sutherland has hired Rachel Schneidman as counsel in the firm’s real estate practice group. • Harris Beach Murtha has added James Mann as special counsel. • Moses Singer has hired Michael Fruchter as a partner in its corporate trust and loan agency practice. He joins from Holland & Knight, where he served as senior counsel. • McGuireWoods has hired Kayci Hines as counsel to its restructuring & insolvency practice group. She joins after serving as senior bankruptcy counsel in the U.S. Department of Justice. • Sara Margolis has joined Latham as a partner. She was formerly with MoloLamken. • Robinson+Cole has elected Zhuoyao (Joy) Hui, and Austin G. Provost as partners. In addition, Kiernan Ignacio and Judy Lu have been promoted to counsel. • Lewis Kuper has joined Tarter Krinsky & Drogin as chair of its cooperatives & condominiums practice and as a partner in the real estate practice. He joins from Abrams Fensterman. Richard Brown • Anderson Kill has added Richard Brown as a shareholder. He joins from Saxe Doernberger & Vita. The firm has also promoted Grant Brown to shareholder. • Boutique firm Kleinberg Kaplan has promoted Alexander Shiekman to partner. • Moses Singer has promoted Daniel Hoffman and Robert McFarlane to partner. • K&L Gates has elevated Christopher Bozydaj and Jarel Rosser to partners. • Joshua Lewin has been elected partner with Frankfurt Kurnit Klein + Selz. • Wilson Elser has promoted the following attorneys to partners in New York: Christin Brown, Roberto Caruso, Rachel Davis, Joanna DeLauro, Christopher Post, Yana SIegel, Saige Subick, Patricia Wik, Jessica Woodhouse, Siobhainin Funchion, Nicole Holland, William Sciales, and Eliza Schneibel. • Grunfeld Desiderio Lebowitz Silverman and Klestadt (GDLSK) has promoted Kristina Barry to partner. Josh Bauchner • Joshua Bauchner, partner and chair of Mandelbaum Barrett’s cannabis, hemp & psychedelics practice group, has been named chair of the Cannabis Chamber of Commerce, Northeast Region. • Ballard Spahr has elected Lauren Engelmyer, Peter Lam, and Rebecca Leaf to its partnership. • Cassandra Vogel and Jonathan Ohring have been promoted to partners at Yankwitt. • Alston & Bird has elected Gregg Fish, Sharon Steinerman and Lance Taubin to its partnership in New York. • Braverman Greenspun has promoted William Geller and Peter Salzler to partners. • Fried Frank has elevated the following attorneys to partner: Dana Goldstein, Becky Kumar, Andrew Minear, Hannah Reiner, Abraham Rudy and Jonathan Weiss. In addition, the following were elected special counsel: Denis Fatovic, Jackie Ferreira, Corey Fersel, Thomas Gallagher, Othon Flores Juarez, Jason Kantermank, Ellen Lehman, Katie Warren, Jaclyn Waters, Danielle Wheeler, Nick Williams and Josh Xiong. • Holwell Shuster & Goldberg has promoted Jack Millman to partner. Dan Connolly • Bracewell has elected NY-based managing partner Daniel Connolly to serve a three-year term on the firm’s management committee. The firm has also promoted Margaret Beasley and Rebecca Foxwell to partners. • Jones Day has promoted Andrew Butler, Tito Escobar, Julia V.S. Feldman and William Sinchuk to partners. • Norton Rose Fulbright has promoted Ryan Apar, Susana Medeiros, and Gabrielle Jacques to partners. In addition, the firm has hired Bhavna Agnihotri as senior counsel. Most recently, she served as executive deputy superintendent of insurance at the New York State Department of Financial Services. • Brian Haran has been promoted to partner at Cona Elder Law. Derrelle Janey • Olshan Frome Wolosky has added Derrelle Janey as a partner in its litigation and white collar & government investigations practices. Prior to joining, he was the founder and managing partner of the Janey Law Firm. Olshan has also promoted Ian Engoron and Richard Quatrano to counsel. • Venable has elevated the following attorneys to partners: Yeon Jae Ko, Katie Milea, Allison Gotfried and Emily Seiderman West. The following have been promoted to counsel: Nicholas Marcello, Teresa Biviano and Benjamin Paull. • Cole Schotz has promoted Matthew Barish as a member of the firm. • Simpson Thacher & Bartlett has elevated the following attorneys to partners in New York: Gabriela Astolphi, Demetrius Baefsky, Patrick Marc Baron, Nicholas Brown, Kelsey Byeff, Daniela Chediak, Catherine Ciriello, Claire M. DiMario, Moshe Fink, Laura Gallo, Edward Grais, Kirsten Harmon, Jasmine Hay, Nathalie A. Herrand, Chaim (Carter) Kagedan, Kelly Karapetyan, Catherine Kidd, Albi Kocibelli, Malik Ladhani, William LeBas, Jieun Lim, Sonia Lopez, May Mansour, Brian Mendick, Lisa Morales, Amanda Ng, Ignacio Perez, Matthew Petrone, Mia Pisk, Nicole Rubin Sanci, Christopher Scavone, Alysha J. Sekhon, Ryan Stott, Gary Tashjian, Nathan Utterback and Sam Zhu. In addition, the firm has promoted Brandon Adoni and Bettina Elstroth to senior counsel, and Stephanie Chaung, Amy Dawson, Dennis Durkin, Melissa Glazer Ron Havas, Robert Hayes, Elliott Kieffer, Daniel Owsley and Kam Siu to counsel. • Marshall Dennehey has promoted former special counsel Sanford Jacobs to shareholder and former associates Ian Glick and Noriel Sta. Maria to special counsel. • Jenner & Block has elevated Ben Alter, Allison Douglis, and Cayman Mitchell to partners. • Ogletree Deakins has promoted Shirin Aboujawde and Sarah Zucco to partners. • Cahill Gordon & Reindel has promoted Jonathan Galea, Mark Gelman, James Mandolfo, Biagio Marino, and Jordan Wishnew to its partnership. Eric Scher and Lynn Schmidt have been promoted to counsel at the firm. • Asher Belsky has been promoted to partner with Adler & Stachenfeld. • Mintz has promoted Kerime Akoglu, Amanda Asaro, Bridgette Keller, Joshua Rudin and Maarten Tuurenhout to its partnership. • Seward & Kissel has promoted Theodore Kaminski to partner in the firm’s investment management group. The firm has also promoted Catherine LoTempio and Anna Weigand to counsel. • Marni Weiner Arlia, Alessandra Ash, Michael Discenza, and Jeffery Sheng have been elected partners at Harris Beach Murtha. • Herrick has elevated Gita Gandhi, Maxim M.L. Nowak, Elizabeth Plowman and Joshua Stricoff to partners. • Philip Nash, Eric Santos, and Elizabeth Sy have been elected partners at Rivkin Radler. • BakerHostetler has selected Jorian Rose as the managing partner of the New York office, succeeding George Stamboulidis, who was one of the founders of the New York office when it opened in 2001. He will continue to co-lead the firm’s white collar, investigations and securities enforcement and litigation team. The firm has also promoted J’Naia Boyd, Justin Guilfoyle and Kyle Morse to partners. • Herbert Smith Freehills Kramer has elected William Cavanagh, Darina  Delappe, Nicole Fenton, John Lagrou and Megan Wasson to the firm’s partnership in New York. • Goldberg Segalla has elevated the following attorneys to partners: Alexander Blood, Allison Cullens, Andrew Fluger, Mindy Hsu, Morgan Kitton, Charles Lazo, Abraham D. Leybengrub, Ryan Mahoney, Selma Moy, Zachary Oliva, Min Yu and Jeffrey Zech. In addition, the firm has promoted Matthew Feinberg and Kerry Jones as special counsel, and has added Christina O’Dea as an associate. • Preeya Varma has been promoted to partner at MG+M The Law Firm. Price Ciolino • H. Price Ciolino has joined Norris McLaughlin as a litigation associate. • Eversheds Sutherland, has elected Kym Kochis to the firm’s US executive committee. She will step down from her role as US co-head of litigation after serving in that role for five years.

Jan 14

8 min

The Firm is representing The Mosaic Company (NYSE: MOS) in connection with its agreement to sell Mosaic’s 25% stake in Ma’aden Wa’ad Al Shamal Phosphate Company, a joint venture among Mosaic, Saudi Arabian Mining Company (Ma’aden) and Saudi Basic Industries Corporation in exchange for shares of Ma’aden valued at approximately $1.5 billion. The transaction is subject to regulatory approvals, approval by Ma’aden’s shareholders and other closing conditions and is expected to close by the end of 2024.~~The Mosaic Company is one of the world’s leading producers and marketers of concentrated phosphate and potash crop nutrients. Mosaic is a single source provider of phosphates and potash fertilizers and feed ingredients for the global agriculture industry. Ma’aden is among the fastest-growing mining companies in the world and the largest multi-commodity mining and metals company in the Middle East.~~The Simpson Thacher team includes Eric Swedenburg and Beth DiSciullo (M&A); Andrew Purcell and Jasmine Hay (Tax); Joe Kaufman (Capital Markets); Peter Guryan and Daniel Owsley (Antitrust); and Marisa Geiger (Intellectual Property).

Apr 30

1 min