In a strategic enhancement of its litigation capabilities, White & Case has expanded its New York office with the addition of a three-partner team. The firm announced the acquisition of Jonathan Polkes, Stacy Nettleton, and Adam Banks, who bring robust expertise to the firm’s litigation practice.
Jonathan Polkes will take on the role of co-head of the global litigation practice. He possesses significant experience in securities, corporate, and white-collar disputes, and he is well-versed in handling government and regulatory investigations. This extensive background is expected to bolster the firm’s capabilities in these complex legal areas.
Stacy Nettleton, another vital addition, offers her seasoned expertise in complex securities, derivative, and mergers and acquisitions litigation. Her ability to navigate both federal and state court systems, alongside her advisory skills in regulatory investigations, positions her as a key asset for clients facing multifaceted legal challenges.
Rounding out the team, Adam Banks specializes in complex business, antitrust, intellectual property, and securities litigation. His breadth of knowledge will add a complementary dimension to White & Case’s litigation offering.
This announcement marks a pivotal development for White & Case, aligning with its strategic objectives of reinforcing its global litigation practice. For more details on this development, visit the report by Bloomberg Law.