Meaghan Gragg

Meaghan Gragg is a partner in the firm's New York office. Her practice focuses on complex disputes, both in court and before arbitral tribunals. Meaghan has worked with international clients on cross-border disputes, and has extensive experience in financial institution litigation, insolvency-related litigation and the liquidation of brokerage firms. She also has experience in conducting and advising clients on internal investigations. Before joining the firm, Meaghan served as a law clerk to the Honorable Ursula Ungaro, United States District Judge for the Southern District of Florida.

• Representation of the trustee for the Securities Investor Protection Act (SIPA) liquidation of Lehman Brothers Inc. in numerous litigations to benefit the brokerage firm's public customers and creditors
• Representation of the trustee for the SIPA liquidation of MF Global Inc. in the litigation of a $700 million dispute with the administrator of MF Global Inc.'s former U.K. affiliate
• Representation of the debtors in the chapter 11 bankruptcy of Republic Airways Holdings Inc. and certain of its subsidiaries in litigation of disputes over the Debtors’ comprehensive settlements with its codeshare partners
• Representation of the debtors in the chapter 11 bankruptcy of CST Industries Holdings Inc. and certain of its subsidiaries in litigation of an equitable subordination and lender liability action
• Representation of a sovereign nation in litigation in federal court
• Representation of a performing rights organization in litigation in federal court involving music licensing
• Conducted an internal investigation on behalf of a media company regarding the alleged use of fraudulent vendors
• Representation of the city of New York in litigation in federal court
• Representation of a software company in litigation in New York state court involving quasi-contractual claims
• Representation of the claimants in an international commercial arbitration involving breach of contract claims
• Representation of a bank in an action arising out of a commercial loan sale transaction involving fraud claims
• Representation of a policyholder in two actions in New York state court challenging a $5 billion transaction involving the split of an insurer seeking, among other things, to set aside the restructuring as a fraudulent conveyance under New York law
• Representation of plaintiffs in a pro bono lawsuit in federal court seeking class certification and bringing claims for violations of the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act and Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations Act
• Representation of pro bono clients seeking asylum in the United States