
Mayer Brown LLP
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1909 K Street, N.W. Washington, District of Columbia
20006-1101
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Statement of Practice Summary:
Antitrust, Appellate, Asia, Bankruptcy, Biotech, Pharma & Life Science, Chemicals, Collateralized Debt Obligation, Company Secretarial, Construction & Engineering, Corporate & Securities, Corporate Governance, Derivatives, E-commerce, Emerging Companies, Employee Benefits & Executive Compensation, Employee Share Incentives, Employment & Labour, Energy, Environment, Finance, Financial Services, Global Trade, Government, Government Contracts, Health Care, Information Technology, Insurance & Reinsurance, Intellectual Property, International Arbitration, Investment Management, Latin America, Legislative, Litigation & Dispute Resolution, Natural Resources, Outsourcing, Pensions, PPP/PFI & Infrastructure, Private Equity, Private Investment Fund, Pro Bono, Professional Practices, Project Finance, Property Rights, Public Law, Rail, Real Estate, Regulated Industries, Restructuring & Insolvency, Securitisation, Tax Controversy & Transfer Pricing, Tax Transactions & Consulting, Telecommunications & Media, Venture & Technology, Wealth Management.
Documents by Lawyers at this office
Cross-Border Wind Deals Plentiful but Challenging
Jeffrey G. Davis, Robert S. Goldberg, November 18, 2009
As US-based wind companies continue to be acquisition targets for foreign investors, buyers and sellers in these deals should be prepared for some unique cross-border issues.
Crucial Transitional Relief under the FDIC Securitization Safe Harbor
Carol A. Hitselberger, Jason H. P. Kravitt, Jeffrey P. Taft, November 18, 2009
On November 12, 2009, the Board of the FDIC approved an interim rule that provides some crucial transitional relief relating to recent changes in US accounting standards for securitizations...One of the key impacts of the accounting changes is that banks (among other entities) will no longer be...
Year Established: 1881