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Corporate inversions: Recent developments

Corporate inversions are the hottest topic in US tax law. In a typical inversion, a US acquiring company combines with a smaller foreign target beneath a new foreign parent. An inversion is generally motivated at least in part by the acquirer's desire to save taxes.

29/05/2015 Michael L Schler, Cravath Swaine & Moore, US Christopher K Fargo, Cravath Swaine & Moore, US

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Expert	Practice area	Country
Angelilli, Lauren	Tax, Women in Business Law	US
Barbur, Peter T	Competition and Antitrust	US
Baron, Robert H	Litigation	US
Boeckman, Philip J	Capital Markets	United Kingdom
Buretta, John D	White Collar Crime	US
Clary, Richard W	Litigation	US
D'Amico, Margaret Segall	Rising stars	US
Fargo, Christopher K	Rising stars, Tax	US
Goldman, Michael S	Banking	US
Gordon, Stephen L	Best of the Best, Tax	US
Greene, Mark I	Mergers and Acquisitions	US
Hall, Richard	Best of the Best, Best of the Best USA, Corporate Governance, Mergers and Acquisitions	US
Hilfers, Eric W	Labour & Employment	US
Lapushchik, Tatiana	Banking	US
Needham, Andrew W	Tax	US
Pitts, Andrew J	Best of the Best, Best of the Best USA, Capital Markets	US
Saeed, Faiza J	Best of the Best USA, Corporate Governance, Mergers and Acquisitions, Women in Business Law	US
Slifkin, Daniel	Litigation	US
Teti II, J Leonard	Tax	US
Townsend III, Robert I	Best of the Best USA, Mergers and Acquisitions	US
Varney, Christine A	Competition and Antitrust, Women in Business Law	US
White, John W	Best of the Best, Best of the Best USA, Capital Markets, Corporate Governance	US
Zobitz, George E	Banking	US
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Corporate inversions: Recent developments

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