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Cravath’s structured finance practice draws upon the Firm’s depth of experience with a broad range of assets across a wide variety of industries. Our representation of varying participants in the structured finance market provides us with a sophisticated and commercial understanding of the role of securitization and other structured products in a company’s capital structure, the issues that can arise in these transactions, the manner in which participants are affected by those issues and the techniques that have been used to address them.

Cravath has a long and distinguished history representing clients involved in a wide variety of general commercial disputes. All of the Firm’s litigators are trained as generalists with the tools to tackle complex cases from every angle. As a result, our “standout bench of litigators” is able to devise novel solutions and speak across disciplines to convey complex information clearly and concisely to judges and juries. (Chambers USA)

Cravath serves as a highly experienced legal advisor offering strategic advice to companies ranging from nascent startups to next‑generation leaders on the myriad issues they will encounter in a global marketplace. As our clients break new ground, bringing novel ideas and products to market, the Firm’s lawyers solve unprecedented legal challenges through creative solutions that are often the first of their kind. Our expertise extends to advising founders and founder‑led companies.

On March 19, 2026, Cravath partner Evan Norris participated in the International Chamber of Commerce Mexico and the Anticorruption Commission’s IX Anticorruption Postgraduate Course, hosted in collaboration with Universidad Panamericana. The course brought together high‑level government officials, legal scholars and practitioners for sessions on combatting national and global corruption. Evan’s session was entitled “Beyond the FCPA: Evolving U.S. Approach to Cartel‑Related Bribery and Extortion” and focused on the compliance and enforcement risks for companies in the Americas with potential exposure to criminal groups recently designated by the U.S. State Department as foreign terrorist organizations.

On April 14, 2026, Cravath partner Nicole M. Argentieri participated in the NYU Program on Corporate Compliance and Enforcement’s Spring Compliance Conference. The conference discussed how companies should account for enhanced risk related to the Department of Justice’s focus on cartels, money laundering, government fraud and whistleblowers and how compliance programs should address the changing enforcement landscape. Nicole’s panel was entitled “One Year In: What Lessons Do the Trump Administration’s Enforcement Actions Have for Corporate Compliance Programs?”

On March 31, 2026, Cravath partner Jennifer S. Leete participated in “Audit Committees, Special Committees and Internal Investigations 2026,” a program presented by the Practising Law Institute in New York. Jennifer spoke on a panel entitled “Regulatory and Financial Reporting Developments – What Audit Committee and Special Committee Members Need to Know,” which discussed recent developments at the SEC, recent enforcement actions involving financial reporting issues, including non‑GAAP issues and internal control matters, recent developments in revenue recognition and how to stay ahead of other recent accounting, reporting and regulatory developments.

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