Conscious of the human, operational and financial strain that coronavirus is placing on businesses and organizations worldwide, Jenner & Block has assembled a multi-disciplinary Task Force, drawn from all of the firm’s offices, to support clients as they navigate these uncharted waters. Our Task Force includes partners from a variety of practice areas and sector groups whose background and experience – in private practice, in-house and in government – are relevant to the legal and strategic challenges companies are facing. Please contact any of our Client Task Force members (listed below) if we can help you, and visit our resource library for helpful reference materials.

Practice Areas	Sector Groups
Complex Commercial Litigation	Aviation and Aerospace
Corporate Governance	Content, Media and Entertainment
Crisis Management	Defense
Data Privacy and Cybersecurity	Education
Environmental and Workplace Health & Safety Law	Energy
Government Controversies and Public Policy Litigation	Financial Services
Government Contracts	Food and Beverage
Insurance Recovery and Counseling	Foreign Investment Protection
Investigations, Compliance and Defense	Healthcare
Labor and Employment	Hospitality and Gaming
Restructuring and Bankruptcy	Real Estate
Securities	Tax

Large entities are facing different challenges based on a host of factors, including geographic footprint, business sector, organizational structure, and financial exposure. Jenner & Block is already working collaboratively to support clients through this unprecedented situation, bringing together the right team quickly and nimbly, guiding leaders as they take their organizations through this fast-moving situation.
 

Task Force Members

Ali M. Arain, Financial Services Litigation (New York)

Neil M. Barofsky, Investigations, Compliance and Defense (New York)

Ishan K. Bhabha, Education (Washington, DC)

David Bitkower, Data Privacy, Cybersecurity and Investigations (Washington, DC)

Kevin T. Collins, Corporate (New York)

Elizabeth A. Edmondson, Complex Commercial Litigation and Supply Chain Disputes (New York)

Kelly Hagedorn, Data Privacy, Cybersecurity and Investigations (London)

Lindsay C. Harrison, Hospitality and Gaming (Washington, DC)

Jan A. Larson, Insurance Recovery and Counseling (Washington, DC)

Matthew E. Price, Energy (Washington, DC)

Donald I. Resnick, Real Estate (Chicago)

Charles Riely, Securities Litigation and Enforcement (New York)

Cynthia J. Robertson, Government Contracts (Washington, DC)

Michael W. Ross, Complex Commercial Litigation (New York)

Erin R. Schrantz, Compliance (Chicago)

Gabrielle Sigel, Environmental and Workplace Health & Safety Law (Chicago)

David R. Singer, Content, Media and Entertainment (Los Angeles)

Dawn L. Smalls, Government Controversies and Healthcare (New York)

Kate T. Spelman, Food and Beverage (Los Angeles)

Catherine L. Steege, Restructuring and Bankruptcy (Chicago)

Joseph J. Torres, Labor and Employment (Chicago)

Marc L. Warren, Aviation and Aerospace (Washington, DC)