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Simpson Thacher & Bartlett LLP

Hui Lin

Hui Lin

Qualified in New York (US), 2008

Partner for 16 years

Practice Areas

Corporate

Capital Markets

Initial Public Offerings

High Yield

Equity and Equity Linked

Public Company Advisory

Debt

Acquisition Finance

Corporate Governance

Leveraged Finance

SPACs

Professional Bio

Hui Lin is a Partner at Simpson Thacher & Bartlett in New York, specializing in Capital Markets. She advises private equity sponsors, financial institutions, and corporate issuers on a wide range of transactions, including IPOs, debt offerings, and mergers and acquisitions. Her practice spans industries such as media, technology, healthcare, and financial services. Recognized in Chambers USA, Hui is praised for her expertise and responsiveness. She has been named to Crain’s New York Business’ “40 Under 40” and honored as a Law360 “MVP” in Capital Markets. Fluent in Mandarin Chinese, Hui holds a JD from Columbia Law School and an LLB from University College London.

Simpson Thacher & Bartlett LLP

New York

+12124552000

Representative Matters

Hui Lin's representative experience includes advising:

Initial Public Offerings and Equity Offerings

Waystar in its $1.1 billion initial public offering and $920 million secondary offering
CAVA Group in its $340 million initial public offering
First Advantage in its $440 million initial public offering and follow-on equity offering
NeueHealth in its $924 million initial public offering
Blue Buffalo in its $780 million initial public offering and multiple follow-on equity offerings

M&A and Strategic Collaborations

Silver Lake Partners in various investments, including M&A transactions
EQT AB in mergers and acquisitions advisory
General Mills on its $8 billion acquisition of Blue Buffalo Pet Products
Red Ventures in its $1.4 billion acquisition of Bankrate
Weight Watchers in its strategic collaboration with Oprah Winfrey

Corporate Finance and Debt Offerings

JPMorgan Chase & Co. in multiple registered and unregistered offerings of debt securities and preferred stock
Broadcom in connection with $100 billion of committed debt financing for its proposed acquisition of Qualcomm
Dell Technologies regarding investment grade and high yield debt offerings related to the $67 billion acquisition of EMC
Moss Creek Resources in its $700 million 7.5% notes issuance
Symantec with its $1.1 billion 5.00% notes issue
BellRing Brands in its spin-off from Post Holdings and multiple secondary offerings

Acquisition and Structured Finance

Consortium led by Digital Colony Partners and EQT Infrastructure in their $14.3 billion acquisition of Zayo Group Holdings, Inc.
Preferred equity financing related to multiple strategic transactions, including the take-private of Endeavor by Silver Lake Partners and others

These transactions reflect Hui Lin's significant expertise in various aspects of capital markets and corporate finance at Simpson Thacher & Bartlett.

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Clients Worked With

BellRing BrandsBlue BuffaloBroadcomCAVA GroupDell TechnologiesEQT ABFirst AdvantageGeneral MillsGlobal Blue Group HoldingJPMorgan ChaseMoss Creek ResourcesNeueHealthRed VenturesSixth Street PartnersSymantecWaystarWeight WatchersSilver Lake Partners

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Simpson Thacher advises commitment parties, including Morgan Stanley, on $1.06 billion financing for Excelerate Energy's $1.055 billion acquisition of Jamaica LNG and power assets from New Fortress Energy.

- Excelerate acquired the target/assets from New Fortress Energy Inc. in a acquisition on not available. - Deal value was 1055000000 Sector: Energy; Location: Global. - On the acquirer side, not available advised, led by David Azarkh, Hui Lin, Adriana Estor-Restrepo, Erin Camia, Francisca Johanek, Manuel Alvarez, Cindy Yao, Erland Modesto, Brandon Barton, Ramz Aziz, Logan Harris, Malik Ladhani, Haley O.

Jun 05 2025

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MVP: Simpson Thacher's Hui Lin

MVP: Simpson Thacher's Hui Lin

Hui Lin of Simpson Thacher & Bartlett LLP's capital markets practice helped private equity firm Silver Lake complete its $13 billion deal to take sports and entertainment company Endeavor Group Holdings Inc. private, and represented Mars Inc. in its $26 billion senior notes offering, earning her a spot as one of 2025 Law360 Capital Markets MVPs. Hui Lin Simpson Thacher Her biggest accomplishment: Lin led the $800 million in preferred equity financing for Silver Lake's $13 billion deal taking Endeavor Group private, which closed in March. She said the deal was particularly complex, with multiple stakeholders with different priorities. "It was really important to be able to think commercially, offer pragmatic advice and also balance out the various objectives of the different parties," Lin said. "There was a lot of creative problem-solving and collaboration across practice areas, and frankly across offices as well." Lin also represented snack food and candy giant Mars in its $26 billion senior notes offering in March, the proceeds of which will be used to fund its $36 billion purchase of Kellanova, the maker of Cheez-It and Pringles. In February and May, Lin advised Waystar on two secondary offerings after the healthcare payments company went public in June 2024. The follow-on offerings raised $920 million and $557 million. Lin has also led financing and capital markets aspects of several mergers and acquisitions, including Paramount's combination with Skydance Media, Silver Lake's majority investment in semiconductor business Altera in partnership with Intel, and private equity firm Sixth Street's $5.1 billion take-private of insurance company Enstar Group. Her biggest challenge: Lin's biggest challenge was handling such a wide variety of transactions that she was advising on, ranging from M&As to initial public offerings to financing to private capital investments. It was "definitely challenging balancing these different transactions and switching gears from deal to deal," she said. Lin said she doesn't believe in a one-size-fits-all approach, and instead she aims to thoroughly understand the goals of each client. "Just given the different deal profiles, deal dynamics, client profiles, client priorities that really varied greatly, I think when I looked at each deal, I just I needed to recalibrate," she said. Why she's a capital markets attorney: Lin, who was named a Law360 Rising Star in 2019, prides herself in understanding the details of a business she's advising and said capital markets law is almost like getting an education in business management. "I learn more than I ever would have expected about any given industry that the client is in and specifically how they operate, what drives their success, what their future goals are, how they're going to get there, what challenges they face," she said. This includes the ins and outs of the pet food business after advising pet food company Blue Buffalo in connection with its IPO, secondary offering and later its acquisition by General Mills. "I learned so much about pet food," Lin said. That process also helps her develop deep relationships with her client's management. "When you have that personal connection, it's very meaningful when you're able to actually help them achieve their goals and position their companies for long term growth," Lin said. What motivates her: The variety of clients and transactions are part of what keeps Lin motivated. "Every transaction has its own different complexities, whether it's structural issues or something else. And because of that, I still feel like I learn something new every day after 18 years of doing this," she said. "I find it to be intellectually stimulating. It's never boring." Lin said Simpson Thacher likes being on the cutting-edge of legal developments, and while that can be more challenging, Lin said she finds it much more rewarding. Her advice for young attorneys: Lin encouraged junior attorneys to "stay intellectually curious and adaptable." The learning curve in her first few years was steep, she said, but the industry is always changing. "It's not uncommon for things to feel new or unfamiliar," Lin said. "I think the best way to learn is just to dive right in and take ownership, even on smaller tasks and work streams because that builds confidence."

Experience

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Simpson Thacher & Bartlett

Partner
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Education

JD, Columbia Law School
2007
LLB, University College London
2007

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Simpson Thacher advises commitment parties, including Morgan Stanley, on $1 billion financing for Excelerate Energy's $1.055 billion acquisition of Jamaica LNG and power assets from New Fortress Energy.

- Excelerate Energy, Inc. acquired the target/assets from New Fortress Energy Inc. in a acquisition on not available. - Deal value was 1000000000 Sector: Energy; Location: USA. - On the acquirer side, counsel was not available; lawyers included Erland Modesto, Brandon Barton, Ramz Aziz, Logan Harris, David Azarkh, Hui Lin, Julie Ledermann, Adriana Estor-Restrepo, Erin Camia, Manuel Alvarez, Cindy Yao, Malik Ladhani, Haley O.

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Simpson Thacher advises Zayo on $4.25B acquisition of Crown Castle's Fiber Solutions business

- Zayo Group acquired the target/assets from Crown Castle in a acquisition on date not available. - Deal value was 4250000000 Sector: Communications Infrastructure; Location: USA. - On the acquirer side, counsel was not available; lawyers included Brian Chisling, Gabriel Silva, Si Sun, Robert Hausen, Jonathan Madorsky, E.R. Rolwes, Richard Kenny, Michel Stuebi, Grace Stevens, Brian Steinhardt, Jennifer Albrecht, Catherine Burns, Callie Robins, Aaron Gurley, Celine Tseng, Hui Lin, Adriana Estor-Restrepo, John Schueller, Katherine Draper, Andrew Purcell, Jonathan Goldstein, William Smolinski, Matthew Lester, Michael Leitner, David Rubinsky, Linda Barrett, Josh Goldman, Claire Kamau, Peter Guryan, Richard Jamgochian, Daniel Owsley, Ron Ben-Yehuda, Dewey Kang, Krista McManus, Helene Snyder, Mick Tuesley, Mark Skerry, Ryan Stalnaker, Claire DiMario, Taylor Wettach, Cary Milanes, Toby Chun, Deepa Sarkar, Steven DeLott, Richard Starik.

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Simpson Thacher advises UKG on $10 billion notes offering and $6.33 billion new credit facilities

- UKG Inc. acted as the acquirer in this Financing transaction. - The acquisition targeted assets operating in the Technology sector. - The transaction was announced on 02 Sep 2024 with a reported value of 10000000000.0.

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- Peloton Interactive, Inc. acted as the acquirer in this Financing transaction. - The acquisition targeted assets operating in the Fitness sector. - The transaction was announced on 30 May 2024 with a reported value of 10000000000.0.

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Kirkland & Ellis and Simpson Thacher advise Silver Lake Partners on its $25 billion take-private acquisition of Endeavor Group Holdings, Inc.

- Endeavor Group Holdings, Inc. acquired Endeavor Group Holdings, Inc. from Endeavor Group Holdings, Inc. in a acquisition on 2024-03-04. - Deal value was 250000000000 (source: Extracted) Ownership: 100% acquisition (excluding rolled interests); Sector: Sports and Entertainment; Location: USA. - On the acquirer side, Simpson Thacher & Bartlett advised, led by Mark Boyagi, Jordan Murray, Eric Fischer, Kevin Lam, Leslie Hung.

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Law360 MVP Awards Go To Top Attorneys From 76 Firms

Law360 MVP Awards Go To Top Attorneys From 76 Firms

Law360 (November 11, 2025, 8:00 PM EST) · Listen to article Your browser does not support the audio element. -- The attorneys chosen as Law360's 2025 MVPs have distinguished themselves from their peers by securing significant achievements in high-stakes litigation, complex global matters and record-breaking deals. Competition for the MVP distinction was fierce this year, with editors reviewing nearly 900 submissions to determine the winners. Beginning this week, Law360 will profile its 2025 class of MVPs, which consists of 160 attorneys from 76 firms and 35 categories. Latham & Watkins topped the list this year, with MVPs in 12 categories. Sullivan & Cromwell was close behind with showings in eight areas, followed by Paul Weiss with MVPs in seven. Congratulations to this year's Law360 MVPs. Here's the full list of winners: Appellate Michael McGinley and Steven Engel • Dechert Allyson Ho • Gibson Dunn Deepak Gupta • Gupta Wessler Adam Unikowsky • Jenner & Block Kannon K. 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Razi • Simpson Thacher Jeffrey Kessler • Winston & Strawn Complex Financial Instruments Ariel Goldman • Cahill Gordon John Timperio • Dechert Gilbert K.S. Liu • HSF Kramer Amanda Baker • Mayer Brown Asa "Geordie" Herald • Morgan Lewis Construction Lisa Glahn • Foley & Lardner Daniel "Dan" McMillan • Jones Day Scott Greer • King & Spalding Brandon Davis • Nossaman Jason Smith • Seyfarth Cybersecurity & Privacy Tiana Demas • Cooley Brenda R. Sharton • Dechert Paul Bond • Holland & Knight John Yanchunis • Morgan & Morgan Employment Christine E. Webber • Cohen Milstein Jennifer A. Riley • Duane Morris Jason Schwartz • Gibson Dunn Cameron W. Fox • Paul Hastings David E. Gottlieb • Wigdor Energy Dan Feldman • King & Spalding Justin Stolte • Latham Jenna McGrath • Milbank Joel Reese • Reese Marketos Geoffrey Harrison • Susman Godfrey Environmental David Chung • Crowell & Moring Shannon S. Broome • Hunton William J. Jackson • Kelley Drye Justin Savage • Sidley Fintech Ryan VanGrack • Coinbase Daniel P. Gibbons • Davis Polk Joshua Sterling • Milbank Brian Klein • Waymaker Fund Formation Andrew M. Ahern • Davis Polk Matthew B. Goldstein • Paul Weiss Chip Parsons • Proskauer Rony Rothken • Simpson Thacher Government Contracts Aron Beezley • Bradley Arant Carla Weiss • Nichols Law David Dixon • Pillsbury Adam Lasky • Seyfarth John R. Prairie • Mayer Brown Healthcare Michael Hess • Bass Berry Jason Mehta • Foley & Lardner Andrew Wirmani • Reese Marketos Adrianne Ortega • Ropes & Gray Insurance John Gibbons • Blank Rome Robin Cohen • Cohen Ziffer Cléa Liquard • Covington Joseph D. Jean • Pillsbury Intellectual Property John Desmarais • Desmarais Brian Rosenthal • Gibson Dunn Adam Alper and Michael De Vries • Kirkland Mike Morin • Latham Lucy Wheatley • McGuireWoods Daralyn Durie • Morrison Foerster International Arbitration David Pinsky • Covington Noiana Marigo • Freshfields Charles Claypoole • Latham Philippe Pinsolle • Quinn Emanuel International Trade Renee Latour • Clifford Chance David Fagan • Covington Les Carnegie • Latham Robert E. DeFrancesco III • Wiley Life Sciences Charity Williams • Cooley Mahvesh A. Qureshi • Hogan Lovells Abigail Gregor • Ropes & Gray Sally Wagner Partin • Sidley David M. Krinsky • Williams & Connolly Media & Entertainment Katherine Bolger • Davis Wright Moez Kaba • Hueston Hennigan David Yohai • Weil Mergers & Acquisitions Daniel J. 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Fatale III • Labaton Keller Jeff Hammel • Latham Audra Soloway • Paul Weiss Jeffrey Scott • Sullivan & Cromwell Sports & Betting Andrew Nightingale • Covington Matt Eisler • Hogan Lovells Bradley Ruskin • Proskauer Chuck Baker • Sidley Eric Feinstein • Wachtell Tax Maria Todorova • Eversheds Sutherland Adam Kool • Kirkland Pardis Zomorodi • Latham Isaac Wheeler • Sullivan & Cromwell Technology Joel Kurtzberg • Cahill Gordon Emily Henn • Covington Mike Ringler • Sullivan & Cromwell Telecommunications Matthew Brill • Latham Ravi Purohit • Paul Weiss Pantelis Michalopoulos • Steptoe Steven A. Cohen and Steven R. Green • Wachtell Thomas M. Johnson Jr. • Wiley Transportation Daniel O. Rose • Kreindler & Kreindler Mark W. Robertson • O'Melveny Raymond Atkins • Sidley Trials Jason Sheasby and Lisa Glasser • Irell Cory Hohnbaum • King & Spalding Pete Marketos and Josh Russ • Reese Marketos Felicia Ellsworth • WilmerHale Thomas "Tom" Melsheimer • Winston & Strawn White Collar Katherine Stoller • A&O Shearman Elliot Peters • Keker Jeff Knox • Simpson Thacher David Meister • Skadden Nicolas Bourtin • Sullivan & Cromwell Looking for a badge to celebrate your MVP recognition on your website or social media? Contact reprints@law360.com. Correction: A previous version of this story misidentified the firm of one of the Government Contracts MVPs. The error has been corrected. For a reprint of this article, please contact reprints@law360.com.

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Law360 (November 11, 2025, 8:00 PM EST) · Listen to article Your browser does not support the audio element. -- The attorneys chosen as Law360's 2025 MVPs have distinguished themselves from their peers by securing significant achievements in high-stakes litigation, complex global matters and record-breaking deals. Competition for the MVP distinction was fierce this year, with editors reviewing nearly 900 submissions to determine the winners. Beginning this week, Law360 will profile its 2025 class of MVPs, which consists of 160 attorneys from 76 firms and 35 categories. Latham & Watkins topped the list this year, with MVPs in 12 categories. Sullivan & Cromwell was close behind with showings in eight areas, followed by Paul Weiss with MVPs in seven. Congratulations to this year's Law360 MVPs. Here's the full list of winners: Appellate Michael McGinley and Steven Engel • Dechert Allyson Ho • Gibson Dunn Deepak Gupta • Gupta Wessler Adam Unikowsky • Jenner & Block Kannon K. 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Razi • Simpson Thacher Jeffrey Kessler • Winston & Strawn Complex Financial Instruments Ariel Goldman • Cahill Gordon John Timperio • Dechert Gilbert K.S. Liu • HSF Kramer Amanda Baker • Mayer Brown Asa "Geordie" Herald • Morgan Lewis Construction Lisa Glahn • Foley & Lardner Daniel "Dan" McMillan • Jones Day Scott Greer • King & Spalding Brandon Davis • Nossaman Jason Smith • Seyfarth Cybersecurity & Privacy Tiana Demas • Cooley Brenda R. Sharton • Dechert Paul Bond • Holland & Knight John Yanchunis • Morgan & Morgan Employment Christine E. Webber • Cohen Milstein Jennifer A. Riley • Duane Morris Jason Schwartz • Gibson Dunn Cameron W. Fox • Paul Hastings David E. Gottlieb • Wigdor Energy Dan Feldman • King & Spalding Justin Stolte • Latham Jenna McGrath • Milbank Joel Reese • Reese Marketos Geoffrey Harrison • Susman Godfrey Environmental David Chung • Crowell & Moring Shannon S. Broome • Hunton William J. Jackson • Kelley Drye Justin Savage • Sidley Fintech Ryan VanGrack • Coinbase Daniel P. Gibbons • Davis Polk Joshua Sterling • Milbank Brian Klein • Waymaker Fund Formation Andrew M. Ahern • Davis Polk Matthew B. Goldstein • Paul Weiss Chip Parsons • Proskauer Rony Rothken • Simpson Thacher Government Contracts Aron Beezley • Bradley Arant Carla Weiss • Nichols Law David Dixon • Pillsbury Adam Lasky • Seyfarth John R. Prairie • Mayer Brown Healthcare Michael Hess • Bass Berry Jason Mehta • Foley & Lardner Andrew Wirmani • Reese Marketos Adrianne Ortega • Ropes & Gray Insurance John Gibbons • Blank Rome Robin Cohen • Cohen Ziffer Cléa Liquard • Covington Joseph D. Jean • Pillsbury Intellectual Property John Desmarais • Desmarais Brian Rosenthal • Gibson Dunn Adam Alper and Michael De Vries • Kirkland Mike Morin • Latham Lucy Wheatley • McGuireWoods Daralyn Durie • Morrison Foerster International Arbitration David Pinsky • Covington Noiana Marigo • Freshfields Charles Claypoole • Latham Philippe Pinsolle • Quinn Emanuel International Trade Renee Latour • Clifford Chance David Fagan • Covington Les Carnegie • Latham Robert E. DeFrancesco III • Wiley Life Sciences Charity Williams • Cooley Mahvesh A. Qureshi • Hogan Lovells Abigail Gregor • Ropes & Gray Sally Wagner Partin • Sidley David M. Krinsky • Williams & Connolly Media & Entertainment Katherine Bolger • Davis Wright Moez Kaba • Hueston Hennigan David Yohai • Weil Mergers & Acquisitions Daniel J. Cerqueira • Cravath Brian Wolfe • Davis Polk Brad Faris • Latham Iliana Ongun • Milbank Jake Kling • Wachtell Private Equity David Allinson • Latham Angelo Bonvino • Paul Weiss Michael Suppappola • Proskauer Chau Le • Ropes & Gray Mark Myott • Simpson Thacher Product Liability Kim Branscome • Paul Weiss Brett Schreiber • Singleton Schreiber Arianna Scavetti • Weil Real Estate Christopher Dickson • Cadwalader Rachel S.K. Bates • Latham Whitney Salinas • Simpson Thacher Ralston Turbeville • Sullivan & Cromwell David Drewes • Willkie Securities Salvatore J. Graziano • Bernstein Litowitz Alfred L. Fatale III • Labaton Keller Jeff Hammel • Latham Audra Soloway • Paul Weiss Jeffrey Scott • Sullivan & Cromwell Sports & Betting Andrew Nightingale • Covington Matt Eisler • Hogan Lovells Bradley Ruskin • Proskauer Chuck Baker • Sidley Eric Feinstein • Wachtell Tax Maria Todorova • Eversheds Sutherland Adam Kool • Kirkland Pardis Zomorodi • Latham Isaac Wheeler • Sullivan & Cromwell Technology Joel Kurtzberg • Cahill Gordon Emily Henn • Covington Mike Ringler • Sullivan & Cromwell Telecommunications Matthew Brill • Latham Ravi Purohit • Paul Weiss Pantelis Michalopoulos • Steptoe Steven A. Cohen and Steven R. Green • Wachtell Thomas M. Johnson Jr. • Wiley Transportation Daniel O. Rose • Kreindler & Kreindler Mark W. Robertson • O'Melveny Raymond Atkins • Sidley Trials Jason Sheasby and Lisa Glasser • Irell Cory Hohnbaum • King & Spalding Pete Marketos and Josh Russ • Reese Marketos Felicia Ellsworth • WilmerHale Thomas "Tom" Melsheimer • Winston & Strawn White Collar Katherine Stoller • A&O Shearman Elliot Peters • Keker Jeff Knox • Simpson Thacher David Meister • Skadden Nicolas Bourtin • Sullivan & Cromwell Looking for a badge to celebrate your MVP recognition on your website or social media? Contact reprints@law360.com. Correction: A previous version of this story misidentified the firm of one of the Government Contracts MVPs. The error has been corrected. For a reprint of this article, please contact reprints@law360.com.

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Law360 MVP Awards Go To Top Attorneys From 76 Firms

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Law360 (November 11, 2025, 8:00 PM EST) · Listen to article Your browser does not support the audio element. -- The attorneys chosen as Law360's 2025 MVPs have distinguished themselves from their peers by securing significant achievements in high-stakes litigation, complex global matters and record-breaking deals. Competition for the MVP distinction was fierce this year, with editors reviewing nearly 900 submissions to determine the winners. Beginning this week, Law360 will profile its 2025 class of MVPs, which consists of 160 attorneys from 76 firms and 35 categories. Latham & Watkins topped the list this year, with MVPs in 12 categories. Sullivan & Cromwell was close behind with showings in eight areas, followed by Paul Weiss with MVPs in seven. Congratulations to this year's Law360 MVPs. Here's the full list of winners: Appellate Michael McGinley and Steven Engel • Dechert Allyson Ho • Gibson Dunn Deepak Gupta • Gupta Wessler Adam Unikowsky • Jenner & Block Kannon K. Shanmugam • Paul Weiss Jeffrey Wall • Sullivan & Cromwell Banking Adam Hakki • A&O Shearman Jennifer St. John Yount • Paul Hastings Jessica S. Carey • Paul Weiss Mitch Eitel • Sullivan & Cromwell Matthew M. Guest and Brandon C. Price • Wachtell Bankruptcy Jayme Goldstein • Paul Hastings James Bromley • Sullivan & Cromwell Ronit Berkovich • Weil Brett H. Miller • Willkie Benefits Jamie Fleckner • Goodwin David Della Rocca • Latham Brantley Webb • Mayer Brown Melissa Hill • Morgan Lewis Michael J. Schobel • Wachtell Paul Wessel • Weil Capital Markets Michael Kaplan • Davis Polk Andrew Fabens • Gibson Dunn Lewis Kneib • Latham Hui Lin • Simpson Thacher Michael Hong • Skadden Class Action Jeroen van Kwawegen • Bernstein Litowitz Steve W. Berman • Hagens Berman Joseph Saveri • Joseph Saveri Law Firm Michael P. Canty • Labaton Keller Angela Zambrano • Sidley Competition/Antitrust Benjamin D. Brown • Cohen Milstein Gary A. Bornstein • Cravath Fiona Schaeffer • Milbank Sara Y. Razi • Simpson Thacher Jeffrey Kessler • Winston & Strawn Complex Financial Instruments Ariel Goldman • Cahill Gordon John Timperio • Dechert Gilbert K.S. Liu • HSF Kramer Amanda Baker • Mayer Brown Asa "Geordie" Herald • Morgan Lewis Construction Lisa Glahn • Foley & Lardner Daniel "Dan" McMillan • Jones Day Scott Greer • King & Spalding Brandon Davis • Nossaman Jason Smith • Seyfarth Cybersecurity & Privacy Tiana Demas • Cooley Brenda R. Sharton • Dechert Paul Bond • Holland & Knight John Yanchunis • Morgan & Morgan Employment Christine E. Webber • Cohen Milstein Jennifer A. Riley • Duane Morris Jason Schwartz • Gibson Dunn Cameron W. Fox • Paul Hastings David E. Gottlieb • Wigdor Energy Dan Feldman • King & Spalding Justin Stolte • Latham Jenna McGrath • Milbank Joel Reese • Reese Marketos Geoffrey Harrison • Susman Godfrey Environmental David Chung • Crowell & Moring Shannon S. Broome • Hunton William J. Jackson • Kelley Drye Justin Savage • Sidley Fintech Ryan VanGrack • Coinbase Daniel P. Gibbons • Davis Polk Joshua Sterling • Milbank Brian Klein • Waymaker Fund Formation Andrew M. Ahern • Davis Polk Matthew B. Goldstein • Paul Weiss Chip Parsons • Proskauer Rony Rothken • Simpson Thacher Government Contracts Aron Beezley • Bradley Arant Carla Weiss • Nichols Law David Dixon • Pillsbury Adam Lasky • Seyfarth John R. Prairie • Mayer Brown Healthcare Michael Hess • Bass Berry Jason Mehta • Foley & Lardner Andrew Wirmani • Reese Marketos Adrianne Ortega • Ropes & Gray Insurance John Gibbons • Blank Rome Robin Cohen • Cohen Ziffer Cléa Liquard • Covington Joseph D. Jean • Pillsbury Intellectual Property John Desmarais • Desmarais Brian Rosenthal • Gibson Dunn Adam Alper and Michael De Vries • Kirkland Mike Morin • Latham Lucy Wheatley • McGuireWoods Daralyn Durie • Morrison Foerster International Arbitration David Pinsky • Covington Noiana Marigo • Freshfields Charles Claypoole • Latham Philippe Pinsolle • Quinn Emanuel International Trade Renee Latour • Clifford Chance David Fagan • Covington Les Carnegie • Latham Robert E. DeFrancesco III • Wiley Life Sciences Charity Williams • Cooley Mahvesh A. Qureshi • Hogan Lovells Abigail Gregor • Ropes & Gray Sally Wagner Partin • Sidley David M. Krinsky • Williams & Connolly Media & Entertainment Katherine Bolger • Davis Wright Moez Kaba • Hueston Hennigan David Yohai • Weil Mergers & Acquisitions Daniel J. Cerqueira • Cravath Brian Wolfe • Davis Polk Brad Faris • Latham Iliana Ongun • Milbank Jake Kling • Wachtell Private Equity David Allinson • Latham Angelo Bonvino • Paul Weiss Michael Suppappola • Proskauer Chau Le • Ropes & Gray Mark Myott • Simpson Thacher Product Liability Kim Branscome • Paul Weiss Brett Schreiber • Singleton Schreiber Arianna Scavetti • Weil Real Estate Christopher Dickson • Cadwalader Rachel S.K. Bates • Latham Whitney Salinas • Simpson Thacher Ralston Turbeville • Sullivan & Cromwell David Drewes • Willkie Securities Salvatore J. Graziano • Bernstein Litowitz Alfred L. Fatale III • Labaton Keller Jeff Hammel • Latham Audra Soloway • Paul Weiss Jeffrey Scott • Sullivan & Cromwell Sports & Betting Andrew Nightingale • Covington Matt Eisler • Hogan Lovells Bradley Ruskin • Proskauer Chuck Baker • Sidley Eric Feinstein • Wachtell Tax Maria Todorova • Eversheds Sutherland Adam Kool • Kirkland Pardis Zomorodi • Latham Isaac Wheeler • Sullivan & Cromwell Technology Joel Kurtzberg • Cahill Gordon Emily Henn • Covington Mike Ringler • Sullivan & Cromwell Telecommunications Matthew Brill • Latham Ravi Purohit • Paul Weiss Pantelis Michalopoulos • Steptoe Steven A. Cohen and Steven R. Green • Wachtell Thomas M. Johnson Jr. • Wiley Transportation Daniel O. Rose • Kreindler & Kreindler Mark W. Robertson • O'Melveny Raymond Atkins • Sidley Trials Jason Sheasby and Lisa Glasser • Irell Cory Hohnbaum • King & Spalding Pete Marketos and Josh Russ • Reese Marketos Felicia Ellsworth • WilmerHale Thomas "Tom" Melsheimer • Winston & Strawn White Collar Katherine Stoller • A&O Shearman Elliot Peters • Keker Jeff Knox • Simpson Thacher David Meister • Skadden Nicolas Bourtin • Sullivan & Cromwell Looking for a badge to celebrate your MVP recognition on your website or social media? Contact reprints@law360.com. Correction: A previous version of this story misidentified the firm of one of the Government Contracts MVPs. The error has been corrected. For a reprint of this article, please contact reprints@law360.com.

Nov 11

5 min

Law360 MVP Awards Go To Top Attorneys From 76 Firms

Law360 MVP Awards Go To Top Attorneys From 76 Firms

Law360 (November 11, 2025, 8:00 PM EST) · Listen to article Your browser does not support the audio element. -- The attorneys chosen as Law360's 2025 MVPs have distinguished themselves from their peers by securing significant achievements in high-stakes litigation, complex global matters and record-breaking deals. Competition for the MVP distinction was fierce this year, with editors reviewing nearly 900 submissions to determine the winners. Beginning this week, Law360 will profile its 2025 class of MVPs, which consists of 160 attorneys from 76 firms and 35 categories. Latham & Watkins topped the list this year, with MVPs in 12 categories. Sullivan & Cromwell was close behind with showings in eight areas, followed by Paul Weiss with MVPs in seven. Congratulations to this year's Law360 MVPs. Here's the full list of winners: Appellate Michael McGinley and Steven Engel • Dechert Allyson Ho • Gibson Dunn Deepak Gupta • Gupta Wessler Adam Unikowsky • Jenner & Block Kannon K. Shanmugam • Paul Weiss Jeffrey Wall • Sullivan & Cromwell Banking Adam Hakki • A&O Shearman Jennifer St. John Yount • Paul Hastings Jessica S. Carey • Paul Weiss Mitch Eitel • Sullivan & Cromwell Matthew M. Guest and Brandon C. Price • Wachtell Bankruptcy Jayme Goldstein • Paul Hastings James Bromley • Sullivan & Cromwell Ronit Berkovich • Weil Brett H. Miller • Willkie Benefits Jamie Fleckner • Goodwin David Della Rocca • Latham Brantley Webb • Mayer Brown Melissa Hill • Morgan Lewis Michael J. Schobel • Wachtell Paul Wessel • Weil Capital Markets Michael Kaplan • Davis Polk Andrew Fabens • Gibson Dunn Lewis Kneib • Latham Hui Lin • Simpson Thacher Michael Hong • Skadden Class Action Jeroen van Kwawegen • Bernstein Litowitz Steve W. Berman • Hagens Berman Joseph Saveri • Joseph Saveri Law Firm Michael P. Canty • Labaton Keller Angela Zambrano • Sidley Competition/Antitrust Benjamin D. Brown • Cohen Milstein Gary A. Bornstein • Cravath Fiona Schaeffer • Milbank Sara Y. Razi • Simpson Thacher Jeffrey Kessler • Winston & Strawn Complex Financial Instruments Ariel Goldman • Cahill Gordon John Timperio • Dechert Gilbert K.S. Liu • HSF Kramer Amanda Baker • Mayer Brown Asa "Geordie" Herald • Morgan Lewis Construction Lisa Glahn • Foley & Lardner Daniel "Dan" McMillan • Jones Day Scott Greer • King & Spalding Brandon Davis • Nossaman Jason Smith • Seyfarth Cybersecurity & Privacy Tiana Demas • Cooley Brenda R. Sharton • Dechert Paul Bond • Holland & Knight John Yanchunis • Morgan & Morgan Employment Christine E. Webber • Cohen Milstein Jennifer A. Riley • Duane Morris Jason Schwartz • Gibson Dunn Cameron W. Fox • Paul Hastings David E. Gottlieb • Wigdor Energy Dan Feldman • King & Spalding Justin Stolte • Latham Jenna McGrath • Milbank Joel Reese • Reese Marketos Geoffrey Harrison • Susman Godfrey Environmental David Chung • Crowell & Moring Shannon S. Broome • Hunton William J. Jackson • Kelley Drye Justin Savage • Sidley Fintech Ryan VanGrack • Coinbase Daniel P. Gibbons • Davis Polk Joshua Sterling • Milbank Brian Klein • Waymaker Fund Formation Andrew M. Ahern • Davis Polk Matthew B. Goldstein • Paul Weiss Chip Parsons • Proskauer Rony Rothken • Simpson Thacher Government Contracts Aron Beezley • Bradley Arant Carla Weiss • Nichols Law David Dixon • Pillsbury Adam Lasky • Seyfarth John R. Prairie • Mayer Brown Healthcare Michael Hess • Bass Berry Jason Mehta • Foley & Lardner Andrew Wirmani • Reese Marketos Adrianne Ortega • Ropes & Gray Insurance John Gibbons • Blank Rome Robin Cohen • Cohen Ziffer Cléa Liquard • Covington Joseph D. Jean • Pillsbury Intellectual Property John Desmarais • Desmarais Brian Rosenthal • Gibson Dunn Adam Alper and Michael De Vries • Kirkland Mike Morin • Latham Lucy Wheatley • McGuireWoods Daralyn Durie • Morrison Foerster International Arbitration David Pinsky • Covington Noiana Marigo • Freshfields Charles Claypoole • Latham Philippe Pinsolle • Quinn Emanuel International Trade Renee Latour • Clifford Chance David Fagan • Covington Les Carnegie • Latham Robert E. DeFrancesco III • Wiley Life Sciences Charity Williams • Cooley Mahvesh A. Qureshi • Hogan Lovells Abigail Gregor • Ropes & Gray Sally Wagner Partin • Sidley David M. Krinsky • Williams & Connolly Media & Entertainment Katherine Bolger • Davis Wright Moez Kaba • Hueston Hennigan David Yohai • Weil Mergers & Acquisitions Daniel J. Cerqueira • Cravath Brian Wolfe • Davis Polk Brad Faris • Latham Iliana Ongun • Milbank Jake Kling • Wachtell Private Equity David Allinson • Latham Angelo Bonvino • Paul Weiss Michael Suppappola • Proskauer Chau Le • Ropes & Gray Mark Myott • Simpson Thacher Product Liability Kim Branscome • Paul Weiss Brett Schreiber • Singleton Schreiber Arianna Scavetti • Weil Real Estate Christopher Dickson • Cadwalader Rachel S.K. Bates • Latham Whitney Salinas • Simpson Thacher Ralston Turbeville • Sullivan & Cromwell David Drewes • Willkie Securities Salvatore J. Graziano • Bernstein Litowitz Alfred L. Fatale III • Labaton Keller Jeff Hammel • Latham Audra Soloway • Paul Weiss Jeffrey Scott • Sullivan & Cromwell Sports & Betting Andrew Nightingale • Covington Matt Eisler • Hogan Lovells Bradley Ruskin • Proskauer Chuck Baker • Sidley Eric Feinstein • Wachtell Tax Maria Todorova • Eversheds Sutherland Adam Kool • Kirkland Pardis Zomorodi • Latham Isaac Wheeler • Sullivan & Cromwell Technology Joel Kurtzberg • Cahill Gordon Emily Henn • Covington Mike Ringler • Sullivan & Cromwell Telecommunications Matthew Brill • Latham Ravi Purohit • Paul Weiss Pantelis Michalopoulos • Steptoe Steven A. Cohen and Steven R. Green • Wachtell Thomas M. Johnson Jr. • Wiley Transportation Daniel O. Rose • Kreindler & Kreindler Mark W. Robertson • O'Melveny Raymond Atkins • Sidley Trials Jason Sheasby and Lisa Glasser • Irell Cory Hohnbaum • King & Spalding Pete Marketos and Josh Russ • Reese Marketos Felicia Ellsworth • WilmerHale Thomas "Tom" Melsheimer • Winston & Strawn White Collar Katherine Stoller • A&O Shearman Elliot Peters • Keker Jeff Knox • Simpson Thacher David Meister • Skadden Nicolas Bourtin • Sullivan & Cromwell Looking for a badge to celebrate your MVP recognition on your website or social media? Contact reprints@law360.com. Correction: A previous version of this story misidentified the firm of one of the Government Contracts MVPs. The error has been corrected. For a reprint of this article, please contact reprints@law360.com.

Nov 11

5 min

Law360 MVP Awards Go To Top Attorneys From 76 Firms

Law360 MVP Awards Go To Top Attorneys From 76 Firms

Law360 (November 11, 2025, 8:00 PM EST) · Listen to article Your browser does not support the audio element. -- The attorneys chosen as Law360's 2025 MVPs have distinguished themselves from their peers by securing significant achievements in high-stakes litigation, complex global matters and record-breaking deals. Competition for the MVP distinction was fierce this year, with editors reviewing nearly 900 submissions to determine the winners. Beginning this week, Law360 will profile its 2025 class of MVPs, which consists of 160 attorneys from 76 firms and 35 categories. Latham & Watkins topped the list this year, with MVPs in 12 categories. Sullivan & Cromwell was close behind with showings in eight areas, followed by Paul Weiss with MVPs in seven. Congratulations to this year's Law360 MVPs. Here's the full list of winners: Appellate Michael McGinley and Steven Engel • Dechert Allyson Ho • Gibson Dunn Deepak Gupta • Gupta Wessler Adam Unikowsky • Jenner & Block Kannon K. Shanmugam • Paul Weiss Jeffrey Wall • Sullivan & Cromwell Banking Adam Hakki • A&O Shearman Jennifer St. John Yount • Paul Hastings Jessica S. Carey • Paul Weiss Mitch Eitel • Sullivan & Cromwell Matthew M. Guest and Brandon C. Price • Wachtell Bankruptcy Jayme Goldstein • Paul Hastings James Bromley • Sullivan & Cromwell Ronit Berkovich • Weil Brett H. Miller • Willkie Benefits Jamie Fleckner • Goodwin David Della Rocca • Latham Brantley Webb • Mayer Brown Melissa Hill • Morgan Lewis Michael J. Schobel • Wachtell Paul Wessel • Weil Capital Markets Michael Kaplan • Davis Polk Andrew Fabens • Gibson Dunn Lewis Kneib • Latham Hui Lin • Simpson Thacher Michael Hong • Skadden Class Action Jeroen van Kwawegen • Bernstein Litowitz Steve W. Berman • Hagens Berman Joseph Saveri • Joseph Saveri Law Firm Michael P. Canty • Labaton Keller Angela Zambrano • Sidley Competition/Antitrust Benjamin D. Brown • Cohen Milstein Gary A. Bornstein • Cravath Fiona Schaeffer • Milbank Sara Y. Razi • Simpson Thacher Jeffrey Kessler • Winston & Strawn Complex Financial Instruments Ariel Goldman • Cahill Gordon John Timperio • Dechert Gilbert K.S. Liu • HSF Kramer Amanda Baker • Mayer Brown Asa "Geordie" Herald • Morgan Lewis Construction Lisa Glahn • Foley & Lardner Daniel "Dan" McMillan • Jones Day Scott Greer • King & Spalding Brandon Davis • Nossaman Jason Smith • Seyfarth Cybersecurity & Privacy Tiana Demas • Cooley Brenda R. Sharton • Dechert Paul Bond • Holland & Knight John Yanchunis • Morgan & Morgan Employment Christine E. Webber • Cohen Milstein Jennifer A. Riley • Duane Morris Jason Schwartz • Gibson Dunn Cameron W. Fox • Paul Hastings David E. Gottlieb • Wigdor Energy Dan Feldman • King & Spalding Justin Stolte • Latham Jenna McGrath • Milbank Joel Reese • Reese Marketos Geoffrey Harrison • Susman Godfrey Environmental David Chung • Crowell & Moring Shannon S. Broome • Hunton William J. Jackson • Kelley Drye Justin Savage • Sidley Fintech Ryan VanGrack • Coinbase Daniel P. Gibbons • Davis Polk Joshua Sterling • Milbank Brian Klein • Waymaker Fund Formation Andrew M. Ahern • Davis Polk Matthew B. Goldstein • Paul Weiss Chip Parsons • Proskauer Rony Rothken • Simpson Thacher Government Contracts Aron Beezley • Bradley Arant Carla Weiss • Nichols Law David Dixon • Pillsbury Adam Lasky • Seyfarth John R. Prairie • Mayer Brown Healthcare Michael Hess • Bass Berry Jason Mehta • Foley & Lardner Andrew Wirmani • Reese Marketos Adrianne Ortega • Ropes & Gray Insurance John Gibbons • Blank Rome Robin Cohen • Cohen Ziffer Cléa Liquard • Covington Joseph D. Jean • Pillsbury Intellectual Property John Desmarais • Desmarais Brian Rosenthal • Gibson Dunn Adam Alper and Michael De Vries • Kirkland Mike Morin • Latham Lucy Wheatley • McGuireWoods Daralyn Durie • Morrison Foerster International Arbitration David Pinsky • Covington Noiana Marigo • Freshfields Charles Claypoole • Latham Philippe Pinsolle • Quinn Emanuel International Trade Renee Latour • Clifford Chance David Fagan • Covington Les Carnegie • Latham Robert E. DeFrancesco III • Wiley Life Sciences Charity Williams • Cooley Mahvesh A. Qureshi • Hogan Lovells Abigail Gregor • Ropes & Gray Sally Wagner Partin • Sidley David M. Krinsky • Williams & Connolly Media & Entertainment Katherine Bolger • Davis Wright Moez Kaba • Hueston Hennigan David Yohai • Weil Mergers & Acquisitions Daniel J. Cerqueira • Cravath Brian Wolfe • Davis Polk Brad Faris • Latham Iliana Ongun • Milbank Jake Kling • Wachtell Private Equity David Allinson • Latham Angelo Bonvino • Paul Weiss Michael Suppappola • Proskauer Chau Le • Ropes & Gray Mark Myott • Simpson Thacher Product Liability Kim Branscome • Paul Weiss Brett Schreiber • Singleton Schreiber Arianna Scavetti • Weil Real Estate Christopher Dickson • Cadwalader Rachel S.K. Bates • Latham Whitney Salinas • Simpson Thacher Ralston Turbeville • Sullivan & Cromwell David Drewes • Willkie Securities Salvatore J. Graziano • Bernstein Litowitz Alfred L. Fatale III • Labaton Keller Jeff Hammel • Latham Audra Soloway • Paul Weiss Jeffrey Scott • Sullivan & Cromwell Sports & Betting Andrew Nightingale • Covington Matt Eisler • Hogan Lovells Bradley Ruskin • Proskauer Chuck Baker • Sidley Eric Feinstein • Wachtell Tax Maria Todorova • Eversheds Sutherland Adam Kool • Kirkland Pardis Zomorodi • Latham Isaac Wheeler • Sullivan & Cromwell Technology Joel Kurtzberg • Cahill Gordon Emily Henn • Covington Mike Ringler • Sullivan & Cromwell Telecommunications Matthew Brill • Latham Ravi Purohit • Paul Weiss Pantelis Michalopoulos • Steptoe Steven A. Cohen and Steven R. Green • Wachtell Thomas M. Johnson Jr. • Wiley Transportation Daniel O. Rose • Kreindler & Kreindler Mark W. Robertson • O'Melveny Raymond Atkins • Sidley Trials Jason Sheasby and Lisa Glasser • Irell Cory Hohnbaum • King & Spalding Pete Marketos and Josh Russ • Reese Marketos Felicia Ellsworth • WilmerHale Thomas "Tom" Melsheimer • Winston & Strawn White Collar Katherine Stoller • A&O Shearman Elliot Peters • Keker Jeff Knox • Simpson Thacher David Meister • Skadden Nicolas Bourtin • Sullivan & Cromwell Looking for a badge to celebrate your MVP recognition on your website or social media? Contact reprints@law360.com. Correction: A previous version of this story misidentified the firm of one of the Government Contracts MVPs. The error has been corrected. For a reprint of this article, please contact reprints@law360.com.

Nov 11

5 min

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