Paul Lomas

Paul Lomas was educated at Emmanuel College, Cambridge and Insead. He has been a partner at Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer since 1990 and he specialises in commercial litigation, financial services litigation, cases with an economic or regulatory aspect and EU law and competition law. He has acted in a number of major corporate governance crises, including litigation and internal investigations into corporate conduct. He has appeared in cases at all levels of the English courts, the European...See more

Paul Lomas was educated at Emmanuel College, Cambridge and Insead. He has been a partner at Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer since 1990 and he specialises in commercial litigation, financial services litigation, cases with an economic or regulatory aspect and EU law and competition law. He has acted in a number of major corporate governance crises, including litigation and internal investigations into corporate conduct. He has appeared in cases at all levels of the English courts, the European Court of Justice, the Court of First Instance, the Florida Supreme Court and in arbitrations. Daniel J. Kramer is co-chair of the Securities Litigation and Enforcement Group and is a leading trial lawyer and litigator with extensive experience in securities matters and internal investigations. He has handled complex litigation for some of the world's largest companies and has significant experience representing boards of directors on corporate governance issues and special committees in internal investigations. He has been selected as a leading securities lawyers in the United States by 'Chambers' (2004-2007), as one of New York's Top 100 Lawyers by 'Super Lawyers' (2006-2007) and as one of America's leading litigators by 'Best Lawyers in America'. His work on behalf of his clients was highlighted in the January 2006 'American Lawyer' cover story, "The Lifesavers," in which Paul, Weiss was selected as the best litigation firm in the United States. Mr. Kramer also lectures and writes extensively on securities litigation and regulatory issues. See less