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500David Goldschmidt Skadden (New York) Handling diverse offerings forREITS, Israeli companies and high-tech businesses, Goldschmidt remains hot inany economy as one of the go-to experts on navigating the IPO process.Jane Goldstein Ropes & Gray (Boston) The firm’s M&A practice co-headadvised Green Mountain Coffee Roasters on its $915M Van Houtte acquisition andTimberland in its $2B sale to V.F. Corp.Marcia Goldstein Weil Gotshal (New York) The noted bankruptcycounsel added the role of U.S. counsel for the MF Global UK meltdown toher oversight of restructuring by AIG, Kaupthing Bank and GeneralGrowth Properties.Sandra Goldstein Cravath (New York) Head of Cravath’s LitigationDepartment, she excels in handling disputes arising out of multibillion-dollar businesstransactions, representing clients including Barnes & Noble, Nalco, the special committeeof J.Crew, IBM, Par Pharmaceuticals, Morgan Stanley and The Williams Companies.Tom Goldstein Goldstein Howe (Washington, dc) Now at his own smallershop, Goldstein argued a steady stream of cases before the Supreme Court - whilesolidifying his Scotusblog as the media of choice by gaining more than 700k hitswhen the Obamacare decision was announced.Arturo Gonzalez Morrison & Foerster (San Francisco) Trade secrets,banking, fraud, civil rights, wrongful death, charter school rights – whatever theindustry or dispute, plaintiff or defense, Gonzalez has prevailed.Jamie Gorelick WilmerHale (Washington, dc) A go-to lawyer for a widerange of complex civil and criminal cases, Gorelick also drafted the legislative languageand helped the Center for American Progress in the push to repeal the“Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell.”David Grais Grais & Ellsworth (New York) Grais is among the leaders inpursuing claims against banks over mortgage-backed securities, representing theFDIC, among others, in litigation.Stuart Grant Grant & Eisenhofer (Wilmington) Grant won an $89.4M settlementfrom Barclays over the DelMonte LBO, a major victory for shareholdersthat exposed conflicts of interest among banks that advise sellers while providingfinancing to buyers.Nicholas Gravante Boies Schiller (New York) He won a major appellateruling for one of the AriZona Iced Tea co-founders who was sued by his business partnerfor $287M, won another case for the Warhol Foundation and is defending a NewYork art-world doyenne accused of selling fake Abstract Expressionist masterpieces.Photo by: Greg EndriesI s s u e 13 109 l a w d r a g o n . c o m