Jeremy Michael Reichman

(Del. Ch.) — Defended private-equity firm against allegations of aiding-and-abetting in a breach-of-fiduciary-duty case brought against a public company’s officers and directors by the public company’s shareholders arising out of the sale of unconventional oil and gas assets in the Tuscaloosa Marine Shale (lead associate)

(Bankr. S.D. Tex.) — Represented energy company during contested bankruptcy; reorganization plan was confirmed, eliminating approximately $3.5 billion in debt

(Tex. Dist. – Collin Cnty.) — Defending energy company against numerous statutory and common law claims arising out of the purchase and sale of oil and gas assets and prosecuting related counterclaim (lead associate)

(Tex. Dist. – Hidalgo Cnty.) — Represented former officers and directors of a South Texas bank in litigation brought by bank shareholders based on private placement memorandum (lead associate)

(Tex. Dist. − Dallas Cnty.) — Secured a traditional summary judgment on several claims and a favorable settlement of remaining claims in defense of a financial institution in litigation concerning termination of total return swaps following the 2008 financial crisis (lead associate)

(E.D. Tex.) — Defended national bank against 31 lender liability counterclaims; 30 counterclaims were dismissed on summary judgment, and the bank prevailed on the remaining counterclaim at trial 

(N.D. Tex.) — Obtained partial defense verdict for major software company after a two-week jury trial in a trade-secret misappropriation case

(Wash. Sup. – King Cnty.);(Ill. Cir. – St. Clair Cnty.) — Represented one of the nation’s largest property and casualty insurers in a series of putative class actions alleging claims for underpayment of medical expenses and other benefits under personal auto policies