Jan is a partner in and Co-Chair of Hughes Hubbard’s Sanctions, Export Controls & Anti-Money Laundering practice group. He is also a member of the firm’s Anti-Corruption & Internal Investigations and Arbitration groups. Jan focuses his practice on cross-border compliance and enforcement, multi-jurisdictional internal and government investigations, as well as international dispute resolution. Jan’s training and experience in both common law and civil law systems makes him uniquely qualified to assist multinational companies with their most pressing transnational issues.

Brendan is a partner in Hughes Hubbard’s Litigation practice and Co-Chair of the Regulatory & Compliance practice group. His practice focuses primarily on regulatory and complex litigation matters. In the regulatory context, Brendan provides experience and expertise advising national and international products manufacturers and commercial retailers on foreign, federal, state, and NGO regulatory schemes and compliance governing a variety of consumer products, including alcohol and beverages, e-vapor products, cigars, cannabis and CBD. Brendan’s litigation practice concentrates on complex matters stemming from commercial disputes, product liability and toxic torts litigation.

Malik is a partner in Hughes Hubbard’s Litigation practice and a member of the firm’s Arbitration and Antitrust practice groups. Malik has worked on complex commercial disputes, with a focus on international, commercial and investment arbitration. He has been engaged in AAA/ICDR, ICSID, ICC, JAMS, and PCJ arbitrations, and represented both sovereign and investors parties in treaty arbitration. He has experience with the oil and gas, nuclear energy, aerospace and defense, life science, pharmaceuticals, financial services and technology, and news media industries, among others.

Yi-Chin is a partner in the Los Angeles office of Hughes Hubbard in the Litigation practice group. She is Co-Chair of the China Practice, Chair of Asia Practice Development and serves on the firm's Executive Committee. For more than two decades, Yi-Chin’s practice has focused on representing Chinese companies based in the U.S. and abroad in complex high-profile and cross-border cases. She regularly advises CEOs and C-suite executives in high conflict crisis management situations using a keen level of creativity and nimble thinking. She uses multilingual skills and bridges cross-cultural gaps to tackle problems and find solutions for her clients. Due to the global nature of her clients' businesses, Yi-Chin is regularly called upon to remedy multi-jurisdictional conflict situations.

Javad is a partner in the Corporate department of Hughes Hubbard. He represents corporate and financial clients as well as investors in connection with debt and equity offerings, mergers, de-SPACs, financings, restructurings, public company reporting and other corporate transactions and advises on corporate governance issues and securities laws and regulations. Javad also represents private equity and hedge fund advisers in connection with fund launches, separately managed accounts, investments and restructurings. He also advises managers on investment company laws and regulations as well as day-to-day issues related to fund operations.

Richard is a partner in the firm’s Tax and Trust & Estates group. His practice focuses on tax, estate and trust planning, administration and litigation, and representation of cultural institutions. He has extensive experience in matters involving sophisticated wealth transfer tax planning, trust and estate administration, and charitable planning for individuals, families, and organizations.

Justin is a counsel focusing on the tax aspects of domestic and international mergers, acquisitions, and spin-offs, aviation and equipment finance transactions, and bankruptcy and financial restructurings. He also has experience working on the tax aspects of cross-border investment structuring, private equity and hedge fund formation, corporate financings and securities offerings. Justin regularly counsels private foundations and other not-for-profit entities on a variety of compliance issues.

Gregory is counsel in Hughes Hubbard’s Litigation practice. His work focuses on complex commercial and bankruptcy litigation. He currently represents the Danish tax authority as plaintiff in efforts to recover proceeds of a $ 2 billion fraud. His past representations include Republic Airways Holdings Inc. and certain of its subsidiaries in their Chapter 11 reorganization proceeding and the trustee in the Securities Investor Protection Act (SIPA) liquidations of Lehman Brothers Inc. and MF Global Inc., two of the largest bankruptcies in United States history. Gregory also maintains an active pro bono practice, representing clients in voting rights, prisoners' rights and immigration cases.

Dev is counsel in the Corporate department of Hughes Hubbard’s New York office. His work focuses on debt financing, primarily in private credit investing and leveraged finance. He has extensive experience in representing both lenders and borrowers in matters involving private credit funds, private equity sponsors, private equity portfolio companies, institutional investors, and public and private issuers, relating to acquisition financings and highly leveraged financings. Dev has worked with clients across various industries including hospitality, e-commerce, information technology, midstream pipelines, distribution and service, and manufacturing and food services.

Anna is counsel in Hughes Hubbard’s Washington, D.C. office. She is a member of the firm’s Sanctions, Export Controls & Anti-Money Laundering practice group. As part of the firm’s Sanctions, Export Controls & Anti-Money Laundering practice group, Anna assists clients with matters related to export controls and economic trade sanctions. Prior to joining the firm, Anna was a Senior Sanctions Policy Advisor at the U.S. Department of Treasury in the Office of Foreign Assets Control. She was also an Assistant Vice President at Citibank in both the Global Sanctions Compliance and the Anti-Money Laundering units.