Perkins Coie

Carloandrea Meacci is a partner at Ashurst Perkins Coie and head of the firm's Energy and Infrastructure Team in Italy, serving on the global board. He holds legal qualifications from Italy and New York University and has practiced law in the United States, at Allen & Overy in Milan, and at Ashurst since 2006. His practice encompasses mergers and acquisitions and financing work—including project financing and project bonds—across the energy, telecommunications, and infrastructure sectors in Italy and internationally, with clients including banks, infrastructure funds, and utilities.

A real estate partner with over three decades of multi-jurisdictional experience advising clients on complex, high-value commercial real estate transactions, joint ventures, and international tax structuring across the UK and continental Europe, with particular expertise serving South Korean investors. He is a member of the Global Board of Ashurst Perkins Coie.

A partner and San Francisco office managing partner with over two decades of experience, Fiona Brophy advises emerging companies through their full lifecycle and the VC funds that back them, across consumer, AI, robotics, digital media and IT, with a strong M&A and financing practice. She is recognized by Chambers for startups, VC and emerging companies.

Hilary Goodier is Partner and Global Chair of NewLaw and Consulting at Ashurst Perkins Coie. She has held senior executive positions across information technology, communications, professional services, government, insurance, and financial services sectors, with experience in strategic program design, business transformation, mergers and acquisitions, digital transformation initiatives, and operational restructuring. She received the Chief Executive Women's Harvard Business School Disruptive Innovation Scholarship and was named Innovator of the Year by Lawyer's Weekly Partner of the Year Awards.

Jamie Ng is Global Clients & Markets Partner at Ashurst Perkins Coie and a member of the firm's global leadership team, with a legal career spanning more than 20 years. Ng was promoted to partner at Ashurst in 2009, joined the executive team and took over leadership of the finance division in 2017, established and led Ashurst Risk Advisory from 2020, and became Global Chief Client Officer in 2022. Ng's practice areas include structured credit, OTC derivatives, balance sheet management, structured capital markets, and legal business models and strategy.

Jason Day is a partner and Co-Chair of the global Corporate Division at Ashurst Perkins Coie, serving on the firm's Global Leadership Team. He advises public company boards and management on corporate governance, SEC disclosure, capital markets offerings, IPOs, and M&A transactions, with over 25 years of experience.

Jason Radford is Division Co-Chair for Corporate at the firm, with roughly 30 years of experience in energy and infrastructure transactions including joint ventures, M&A, fundraisings, project finance and PPP deals across the UK, U.S., Europe and Asia. He sits on the firm's Global Leadership Team and is ranked in both Chambers UK and Chambers US directories.

A litigator and trial lawyer with nearly 30 years of experience who represents major global companies in business disputes, focusing on contract claims and business torts across litigation, arbitration, appeals, and government investigations. She serves on the firm's Global Leadership Team as Global Co-Chair of the Litigation, Investigations & Advisory Division and previously was managing partner of the Phoenix office.

A partner and Division Chair for Finance, Funds & Restructuring and Head of Region Asia, specializing in debt capital markets, financing and restructuring transactions. Qualified in England and Wales, Hong Kong and Singapore, she advises investment banks, corporates and governments on capital markets deals including digital and tokenized bonds.

Kylie Lane is a Melbourne-based corporate lawyer and Partner in Corporate and M&A at Ashurst Perkins Coie, specialising in mergers and acquisitions, corporate governance, and advice on corporations and securities laws, including ASX Listing Rules. Her M&A work spans public company takeovers, schemes of arrangement, private acquisitions, and joint ventures, with a focus on the energy, resources, and infrastructure sectors and on Australia's foreign investment regime. She is admitted in New York and Victoria, Australia, serves on Ashurst's global board, and acts as client relationship lead for several of the firm's strategic clients.

Lynn Dunne is a partner and member of Ashurst Perkins Coie's Global Board, and heads the Contentious Restructuring and Insolvency Group in London. She advises on restructuring and insolvency mandates and counsels banks and financial institutions on banking disputes, regulatory matters, and internal investigations.

Matt Oshinsky is a partner at Ashurst Perkins Coie, where he serves as Co-Chair of the Emerging Companies & Venture Capital Group. His practice covers venture capital, growth equity, and mergers and acquisitions, along with general counseling for technology companies and startups.

Paul Jenkins is Global Co-Chief Executive Officer of Ashurst Perkins Coie, a position he has held since the firm's merger in June 2026. He previously served as Global CEO of Ashurst for ten years from 2016, during which the firm achieved average annual revenue growth of 9% and profitability growth of 10%. Jenkins has been a partner since 2006 and is a qualified solicitor in England and Wales and New South Wales, with finance law experience in London, Tokyo, and Sydney.

A member of the firm's global leadership team, Ryan McBrayer is a partner who represents technology companies in patent and technology-focused trade secret litigation, appearing before district courts, the ITC, the PTAB, and the Federal Circuit. He has served as lead counsel in more than 30 jury trials and holds a J.D. from the University of Washington and a B.S. from the U.S. Naval Academy.

A partner at Ashurst Perkins Coie who chairs the Technology Strategy, Disputes & Transactions Division and sits on the firm's Global Leadership Team. He advises online service providers on user data privacy, content moderation and liability, government surveillance/legal process responses, and privacy litigation, with over 15 years of experience.

An IP litigation partner with over 20 years of experience, Sarah Piepmeier is a first-chair trial lawyer focused on patent and technology-related commercial litigation, advising Fortune 500 clients on issues such as semiconductors, wireless standards, and encryption. She sits on the firm's Global Board and maintains an active civil rights pro bono practice.

A first-chair trial lawyer with more than 25 years of experience representing pharmaceutical and biotechnology companies in high-stakes patent litigation, including Hatch-Waxman matters, PTAB proceedings, and Federal Circuit appeals. She served as Firmwide Chair of the Intellectual Property practice from 2017 to 2023.

Partner advising major technology companies on privacy, data security, law enforcement, and national security matters, with deep experience in ECPA, FISA, CFIUS, export controls, and sanctions. A civil and criminal litigator and appellate advocate who previously led the DOJ's National Security Division and served as chief counsel to then-Senator Joseph Biden, and lectures at Stanford and Harvard Law Schools.

Tom Connor is a partner at Ashurst Perkins Coie, where he has worked for over 20 years and has served as a disputes partner since 2012. His practice covers large commercial disputes and regulatory and internal investigations. He co-chairs the firm's Litigation, Investigations & Advisory Division and is a member of its Global Leadership Team.

Serves as Global Co-CEO of Ashurst Perkins Coie and previously was Managing Partner of Perkins Coie from 2019 through its combination with Ashurst. He built a career at the intersection of environmental and transportation law, advising on regulatory matters and major infrastructure permitting, and holds degrees from Yale Law School, the London School of Economics, and Harvard University.

A senior M&A partner in the firm's Corporate practice and Global Co-Chair and board member, Brian Eiting has more than 25 years advising private and public companies on M&A, restructurings, divestitures, equity investments, venture capital financings, and joint ventures, with a focus on technology.

Karen Davies is Global Co-Chair of Ashurst Perkins Coie, a member of the Global Board and a senior M&A partner in the Corporate practice, based in London. A prolific UK dealmaker, she focuses on mergers and acquisitions and equity capital markets, and previously served as Global Chair of Ashurst from 2021.

Roger Wilkes is Global Chief Operating Officer at Perkins Coie LLP, where he oversees business functions across the firm's 20 offices and serves on its Management and Executive committees. He previously held the role of Global Chief Operating Officer at Kobre & Kim LLP, and before that was Chief Operating Officer and Managing Director for US Marketing and Sales at PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP. His experience covers operations management, strategy implementation, financial management, technology implementation, and international shared services and business process outsourcing.

Ian Westberg is Director of Venture Intelligence at Ashurst Perkins Coie, where he leads the firm's venture intelligence team supporting emerging companies through fundraising and growth strategies. With over 25 years of experience and an established network in the venture capital community, he advises on business planning, fundraising strategy, and pitch development while identifying investors by stage, sector, and strategic fit. Westberg facilitates investor introductions and synthesizes feedback to support founder-investor relationships.