Greenberg Traurig, a leading global law firm, has announced the appointment of Sarah Runnells Martin as a shareholder within its litigation practice based in Delaware. This strategic move reflects the firm’s continued effort to bolster its capabilities in handling complex commercial and corporate litigation.
Martin will leverage her extensive experience in handling high-stakes legal matters. Her practice encompasses corporate and complex commercial litigation, representing clients in a vast array of challenging legal scenarios. These include derivative litigation, class actions, “broken deal” disputes, special committee investigations, federal securities lawsuits, and appraisal litigation, among others. Her work further extends to handling books and records demands and litigation, proxy contests, and hostile takeovers across both state and federal courts in Delaware and across the nation.
Previously, Martin honed her legal prowess at Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom, a firm renowned for its robust litigation practice. Her transition to Greenberg Traurig signifies a remarkable opportunity for both Martin and the firm, presenting a fresh avenue to apply her expertise within a new and dynamic framework.
For further details, the full announcement by Greenberg Traurig about Sarah Runnells Martin’s new role can be accessed here.