About Greg A.
Greg joined Phillips ADR after a 40-year profession litigating excessive-stakes securities magnificence movements, fiduciary duty cases, and complex industrial disputes in federal, country, and bankruptcy courts. After clerking for Judge John Cannella in SDNY, he joined Kramer Levin, turning into a accomplice in 1981, where he litigated adversarial takeover battles inside the 1970s and Nineteen Eighties, frequently representing raiders.
In 1988, Greg moved to Weil Gotshal & Manges’ Securities Litigation Group, becoming co-head in 1998. He dealt with M&A litigation, inclusive of excessive-profile Delaware instances (Blasius, Macmillan, CBS), securities class movements, and SEC investigations, protecting clients like GE, Campbell’s, and Genworth. Greg served on the Management Committees at both Kramer Levin and Weil Gotshal.
At Weil, he recommended forums, audit committees, and unique committees at essential corporations, along with General Motors, American Express, Qualcomm, and JP Morgan, on securities regulation, fiduciary obligation, and economic distress problems, together with bankruptcy-associated matters for corporate and private fairness customers.
Greg looks ahead to mediating complex securities magnificence movements, fiduciary obligation, M&A, and financial misery cases. › ›
In 1988, Greg moved to Weil Gotshal & Manges’ Securities Litigation Group, becoming co-head in 1998. He dealt with M&A litigation, inclusive of excessive-profile Delaware instances (Blasius, Macmillan, CBS), securities class movements, and SEC investigations, protecting clients like GE, Campbell’s, and Genworth. Greg served on the Management Committees at both Kramer Levin and Weil Gotshal.
At Weil, he recommended forums, audit committees, and unique committees at essential corporations, along with General Motors, American Express, Qualcomm, and JP Morgan, on securities regulation, fiduciary obligation, and economic distress problems, together with bankruptcy-associated matters for corporate and private fairness customers.
Greg looks ahead to mediating complex securities magnificence movements, fiduciary obligation, M&A, and financial misery cases. › ›