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June 27, 2014
Cadwalader, Wickersham & Taft LLP, a leading counselor to global financial institutions and corporations, has been recognized for excellence across a broad range of practice areas in the 2014 edition of The Legal 500 US, a leading guide to the legal profession.
A total of 14 Cadwalader practices are nationally ranked, including Antitrust, Corporate Restructuring (including bankruptcy), Domestic Tax: East Coast, Energy: Regulatory, Financial Products, Financial Services: Regulatory, Fund Formation: Alternative/Hedge Funds, M&A: Large Deals, Municipal Bankruptcy, Patent Litigation: Full Coverage, Real Estate, Securities: Shareholder Litigation, Structured Finance and White-Collar Criminal Defense
Several of the firm’s partners are featured on the elite "Leading Lawyers" list: Lary Stromfeld (municipal bankruptcy; structured finance), Linda Swartz (domestic tax: east coast) and Neil Weidner (structured finance).
In addition, Cadwalader attorneys are recognized as “Key Individuals” in their respective practice areas: Frederic Altschuler (real estate), Jodi Avergun (white-collar criminal defense), Ingrid Bagby (municipal bankruptcy), Louis Bevilacqua (M&A: large deals), Scott Cammarn (financial services: regulatory), James Carroll (real estate), Christopher Cox (M&A: large deals), Thomas Curtin (municipal bankruptcy), Mark Ellenberg (corporate restructuring; municipal bankruptcy), Brian Foster (structured finance), Michael Gambro (structured finance), Stuart Goldstein (structured finance), Jason Halper (securities: shareholder litigation), Steven Herman (real estate), Melissa Hinkle (real estate), Jonathan Hoff (securities: shareholder litigation), Mark Howe (domestic tax: east coast; financial products), Christopher Hughes (patent litigation: full coverage), Gregg Jubin (fund formation: alternative/hedge funds), Ivan Loncar (municipal bankruptcy; structured finance), Michele Maman (municipal bankruptcy), William McInerney (real estate), William Mills (M&A: large deals), Gregory Patti (M&A: large deals), Gregory Petrick (corporate restructuring), Patrick Quinn (structured finance), Richard Schetman (fund formation: alternative/hedge funds; structured finance), Gary Silverstein (domestic tax: east coast; financial products), Lary Stromfeld (municipal bankruptcy; structured finance), Linda Swartz (domestic tax: east coast; financial products), Jonathan Wainwright (fund formation: alternative/hedge funds), Brian Wallach (antitrust), and Neil Weidner (structured finance).
