Greenberg Traurig, LLP_41P_US_2010

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GREENBERG TRAURIG, LLP
TEXAS
ANTITRUST
Antitrust
Leading Firms
Band 3
Greenberg Traurig, LLP
Leading Individuals
Band 1
Van Fleet Allan Greenberg Traurig, LLP
BANKING & FINANCE
Banking & Finance
Leading Individuals
Band 2
Bradley III Francis R Greenberg Traurig, LLP
Greenberg Traurig, LLP
THE FIRM This group consists of three partners and a
number of associates split between the firm’s Houston
and Dallas offices. The practice has grown steadily over
the past few years, and now has the depth to handle a
spectrum of antitrust matters, including civil suits,
criminal investigations and Hart-Scott-Rodino Act
merger enforcement. It represents defendants and
plaintiffs, including the Attorney General of Alaska,
King’s Daughters Clinic and VFM Leonardo, the parent
company of online visual content distribution network
VNetwork.
Other Notable Practitioners
Francis Bradley of Greenberg Traurig, LLP is described
by clients as being “100% dedicated to our effort.” He
mainly handles transactional finance matters, and has
recently advised JPMorgan Chase on increasing and
renewing a $1.8 billion global syndicated secured credit
facility for Forest Oil.
KEY INDIVIDUALS Allan Van Fleet is “one of the
smartest people you will ever meet,” sources say. He has
developed a specialty in the healthcare sector, and
recently represented King’s Daughters Clinic in connection
with the acquisition of King’s Daughters Hospital
by Scott & White Healthcare. He was elected chair of the
ABA antitrust section for 2010–11.
BANKRUPTCY/RESTRUCTURING
Bankruptcy/Restructuring
Leading Firms
Band 4
Greenberg Traurig, LLP
Leading Individuals
Band 2
Jessup Jr Clifton R Greenberg Traurig, LLP
Band 3
White Bruce H Greenberg Traurig, LLP
Greenberg Traurig, LLP
THE FIRM Greenberg Traurig has offices throughout
the country and its Texas team regularly collaborates
with colleagues elsewhere to assist clients with the full
range of bankruptcy and restructuring issues. The
group offers particular expertise in the healthcare sector,
acting for entities such as Cardinal Health and Wadley
Regional Healthcare Center. Other recent notable work
includes representing Opus West in its Chapter 11
bankruptcy.
Sources Say: “From a quality of counsel standpoint, this is
an excellent group.”
KEY INDIVIDUALS Clients appreciate Clifton Jessup’s
“good analysis and savvy execution, which makes our plans as
effective and efficient as they can be.” His practice covers the
breadth of bankruptcy, reorganization and creditors’rights
issues. Of late, he has been representing Tyson Foods in
relation to the high-profile Pilgrim’s Pride bankruptcy.
Bruce White ”definitely has the experience and the reputation”
to make him a leading name. He focuses on creditors’
rights, bankruptcy and reorganization matters, and has
been acting for Wachovia as pre- and post-petition lender
to Bison Building Holdings in its Chapter 11 bankruptcy.
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