Hayden Putre focuses his practice on complex commercial litigation, arbitration, and white-collar defense and government investigations. He represents clients in litigation and pre-litigation disputes in federal and state courts across the country. He also has experience advising on securities issuances across multiple industries.

Hayden has an active pro bono practice. He has represented victims of domestic abuse in obtaining court orders, individuals seeking IRS tax relief, immigration clients seeking asylum status and parole renewals, provided procedural guidance to pro-se civil litigants, and advised non-profit organizations on contractual and legal health matters.

James Mann guides clients through complex regulatory matters related to data privacy and cybersecurity, including compliance with the Delete Act, the California Consumer Privacy Act, the My Health My Data Act, and the otherwise ever-growing patchwork of US state privacy laws.

In connection with corporate transactions, he negotiates privacy and cybersecurity terms and performs risk analyses.

Chabely A. Pimentel is a member of the Litigation Practice Group, where she represents clients in a broad range of corporate and commercial disputes.

While earning her law degree, Chabely served as an online editor of the Columbia Journal of Race and Law.

Carson S. Clear focuses his practice on corporate advisory and transactional matters, including mergers and acquisitions.

While in law school, Carson served as a judicial intern for the Honorable Kimberly M. Esmond Adams of the Superior Court of Fulton County, Georgia, and acted as president of the Corporate & Business Law Society. He also worked as a notes and comments editor for the Emory Law Journal. Upon graduation, Carson completed both the Transactional Law Certificate Program and the Technological Innovation: Generating Economic Results (TI:GER) Program.

Isabella Forero focuses her practice on corporate advisory and transactional matters.

While earning her law degree, Isabella worked as a student lawyer for the Yale Entrepreneurship & Innovation Clinic, a first-year editor for the Yale Journal of Law & Feminism and earned Yale’s Clifford L. Porter Prize for outstanding scholarship in the field of taxation.

Nicole Waitzman focuses her practice on corporate advisory and transactional matters.

While in law school, Nicole served as a teaching assistant for Torts and Business Associations, worked as a notes and comments editor for the Emory Law Journal and was a legal intern for a manufacturing company.

Jake Bass advises on all aspects of intellectual property and entertainment law, working closely with companies seeking to protect their investments and reputations. To that end, he has represented companies in patent, copyright, and trademark litigations in federal district court, as well as in investigations before the International Trade Commission. Additionally, Jake routinely advises clients on defamation, trade secret misappropriation, false advertising, unfair competition, and antitrust matters. Jake provides advice on intellectual property transactions, and he has considerable experience providing media-law counseling. Over the years, Jake has worked with clients from multiple industries including life sciences, fashion, news media, entertainment, manufacturing, software as a service, consumer electronics, automation, and construction.