White & Case has added Timothy Clark as a partner in New York, expanding its Global Investment Funds Practice and Global Private Capital Industry Group as it continues to build its private capital capabilities.
Willkie Farr & Gallagher has added Matthew Penny as an energy and infrastructure partner based in Houston and Dallas, strengthening the firm's capabilities around development, construction and Engineering, Procurement and Construction matters.
Norton Rose Fulbright has added Steve Olenick as a partner in New York, appointing him U.S. Head of Sports Capital and Transactions and New York Head of Private Equity. Olenick joins from Mintz, where he chaired the firm's sports and entertainment practice.
Troutman Pepper Locke has added Dan Monger as a partner in its Real Estate Practice Group in Boston, expanding the firm's national real estate capabilities with an attorney whose practice spans more than 40 states.
Katten has added Genevieve Weiner as a partner in its Restructuring practice in Los Angeles, expanding the firm's capabilities across bankruptcy, distressed transactions and restructuring matters. Weiner joins Katten from Sidley Austin.
Kirkland & Ellis has added Edward Coates as a partner in its Secondaries team, strengthening the firm's capabilities across private markets secondary transactions and liquidity solutions. Coates announced the move after previously working at Latham & Watkins.
K&L Gates has added Tim Foley as a partner in its Asset Management and Investment Funds practice in Washington, D.C., strengthening its broker-dealer regulatory, enforcement and trading capabilities. Foley joins K&L Gates from Linklaters.
DLA Piper has added Brian Gingold as co-leader of its New York Private Equity practice, strengthening the firm's capabilities across private equity transactions, financing matters and portfolio company advisory work.
Sidley has added Michael Pikiel Jr., Richard Puttré, Tom Millar and Patrick Selinger to its Energy, Transportation and Infrastructure practice, strengthening the firm's capabilities across project finance, energy transactions, regulatory matters and infrastructure investments.
Jones Walker has added five attorneys from Onebane to its Lafayette office, including partners Tommy Smart and Steve Lanza and special counsel David Fink, Mark Oliver and Doug Truxillo.
Newcode.ai has raised a Series A financing that brings its total funding since inception to $20 million as the company continues building a configurable artificial intelligence platform for the legal industry.
Foley & Lardner has added life sciences transactional lawyer Jane Adams as a partner in its Technology Transactions, Cybersecurity & Privacy Practice in San Diego, marking the firm's sixth California partner addition during 2026.
Gibson Dunn has added Clay Brett as a partner in its Houston office, expanding the firm's Private Equity and Energy and Infrastructure practice groups. Brett advises sponsors and portfolio companies on M&A, investments and financing transactions across the energy industry and brings experience from both private practice and principal-investor roles.
Milbank plans to open an office in Chicago and has recruited Nadav Klugman as a partner in its Global Project, Energy & Infrastructure Finance Group to help establish the new location.
Phillips Lytle has named partner Victoria Grady leader of its Chicago office as the law firm looks to accelerate its Midwest expansion around banking, financial services and litigation.
McGuireWoods has elevated Jackie Wells to partner in New York, strengthening its Securities Enforcement & Regulatory Counseling Practice with a former Financial Industry Regulatory Authority enforcement director.
Arnold & Porter has added Brendan Clegg as a partner in its Financial Services practice in Washington, D.C., expanding the firm's capabilities across banking regulation, transactions, licensing, enforcement, and compliance matters.
Paul, Weiss, Rifkind, Wharton & Garrison has added William M. Jay as a partner in Washington, D.C., and named him head of the firm's Supreme Court & Appellate Litigation Practice as it continues expanding its Litigation Department.
McGuireWoods has added partners Jeff Golimowski and Jeremy Baker to its Tysons, Virginia, office, strengthening the firm's commercial litigation capabilities across post-acquisition disputes, construction matters and government contracts.
Clifford Chance has appointed Matthew Jones as a partner in its Debt Finance practice in Houston, strengthening the global law firm’s leveraged and infrastructure finance capabilities across energy and other capital-intensive industries. Jones advises public and private borrowers, private equity sponsors and lenders on complex financing transactions.
Orrick has added Steven “Steve” Lozner as a partner in its Structured Finance team in New York, continuing a significant expansion that has more than doubled the group’s size over the past 10 months. Lozner joins Orrick from DLA Piper and will focus on collateralized loan obligations and related leveraged loan warehouse facilities.
Troutman Pepper Locke has added Baird Allis as a partner in its Insurance Transactional and Regulatory Practice Group in Chicago, bringing back a former partner who most recently served as vice president and associate general counsel at Kemper Corporation. Allis brings more than 15 years of experience spanning private practice and in-house leadership within the insurance industry.
Babst Calland has added Emily K. Pauley and Andrea L. Taylor to its Charleston, West Virginia office, strengthening the law firm’s litigation, land and energy title, and energy and natural resources capabilities. Pauley joins Babst Calland as an associate attorney in the firm’s Litigation practice.
Squire Patton Boggs has added Oksana Lashko as a partner in its New York office and named her National Co-Chair of the firm's Creditors' Committee Practice, continuing the expansion of its global Restructuring & Insolvency Practice.
O'Melveny has added Reza Zarghamee as a partner in its Washington, D.C. office, strengthening the firm’s environmental capabilities across transactions, regulatory matters, investigations, mass torts and major infrastructure-related sectors.
Linklaters is continuing to expand its U.S. litigation and sports practices by adding César Rivière as a partner in New York, alongside Counsel Grant May and Associate Cara Day. All three lawyers join from Paul Weiss.
Norton Rose Fulbright has appointed Kate Jefferson as a corporate partner in Sydney, strengthening its Asia-Pacific transactional practice with a lawyer who has more than 20 years of experience advising on complex cross-border M&A and capital markets transactions. Jefferson joins Norton Rose Fulbright from Baker McKenzie.
Dentons Link Legal has appointed Arjun Nihal Singh as a partner in its Competition Law Practice Group, adding an experienced antitrust lawyer as the firm expands its capabilities across competition law, merger control, and regulatory matters.
Linklaters has appointed Alun Evans as a partner in its corporate practice in Singapore, bringing the veteran M&A lawyer back to the firm as it continues investing in high-end transactional capabilities across Asia. Evans is expected to rejoin Linklaters in August.
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