1. 10 years in BostonCelebrating
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2. Joseph A. Capraro, Jr.
Partner and
Head of Boston office
Joseph M. Leccese
Chairman
Has it really been 10 years? It seems like only yesterday that Steve Bauer, Dan Bernstein and I
jumped in headfirst to plant the Proskauer flag in Boston.
Much has happened since that day in 2004. What started as a tiny office with one practice, just a
few lawyers and support staff, is now several market-leading practices occupying four floors, well
over 100 lawyers and an army of support staff — and still growing.
We’ve accomplished a lot over our first decade, and we’re thankful to so many who’ve made our
success possible: our clients, first and foremost; Proskauer, whose vision, drive and resources
support everything we do; our lawyers and their colleagues throughout the firm; and all the
behind-the-scenes staff who are integral to our achievements.
As we look back with pride on what we’ve done, we’re also keeping our eyes firmly focused on the
future. After all, that’s what got us here in the first place.
Joseph A. Capraro, Jr.
Partner and Head of Boston office
The past 10 years have been a period of unprecedented growth for Proskauer.
We’ve expanded our global footprint by opening several new offices, and strategically enhanced
our capabilities by adding new practice areas or strengthening existing ones. And we remain a
destination firm for topflight lawyers.
It’s no coincidence that this period took off with the opening of our Boston office in 2004. Areas
that are now mainstays of our practice took root there: private investment funds, multi-tranche
finance, private equity and intellectual property.
On behalf of the entire firm, I’d like to congratulate the Boston office. We couldn’t have done it
without you. Kudos on your first 10 years and many decades to come.
Joseph M. Leccese
Chairman

3. An office grows in Boston
We opened our doors in Boston on February 11, 2004.
Within a year, we added key employment and finance lawyers, a former Massachusetts attorney general, and the
nucleus of one of the world’s top private investment funds teams. Within two years, we were among Boston’s fastest-
growing law firms — a distinction we continued to hold for several years running.
With our growth in lawyers and practices came a rising stream of clients from the greater Boston area and New England,
throughout the United States and internationally. Our strategy of building strong practices whose combination could
weather most economic environments paid off during the financial crisis, when we thrived and hired while many
competitors struggled.
This approach remains just as solid and relevant today. Our core capabilities in private investment funds, finance,
private equity, intellectual property, litigation, and labor and employment are sought after by clients looking for highest-
quality representation and acclaimed by leading legal surveys.

4. What we do
Private Investment Funds. Our Private Investment
Funds practice is dynamic, interdisciplinary and among the
largest of its kind. We offer a complete package of services
to private investment funds across the entire spectrum of
the asset class, as well as institutional investors globally. In
addition — unlike many other firms — we have tax lawyers
dedicated to funds-related tax issues.
Multi-Tranche Finance. Our Multi-Tranche Finance
Group represents investors that provide alternative forms
of debt to support leveraged buyouts, recapitalizations,
refinancings, and strategic and distressed debt
acquisitions. It is among the earliest law practices to
concentrate on multi-tranche finance, and has developed
innovative structures such as upside-down intercreditor
arrangements, private high-yield, and synthetic and
secured mezzanine products.
Private Equity/Mergers & Acquisitions. We advise
public and private businesses in every aspect of buying,
selling, combining and financing, with an emphasis on
advising private equity and venture capital firms in primary
investments, secondary transactions and leveraged
recapitalizations. With diverse experience across industries
and areas of law, we are the longtime, go-to advisers for
many of our private equity clients.
While the Boston office is home to lawyers in many practices, we concentrate on several key areas.

5. Intellectual Property/Litigation. Our litigation practice
features an intellectual property team with a long record of
success in helping clients in major industries develop,
protect and exploit their IP assets, and litigating complex
disputes related to patents, trade secrets, copyrights,
trademarks and technology-based licenses. We are
additionally strong in private investment funds disputes,
commercial litigation and corporate governance.
Labor & Employment. As part of Proskauer’s pre-eminent
global labor and employment practice, we represent
employers doing business in the region and across the
country. Matters range from national wage and hour class
actions to discrimination, executive compensation,
employee benefits, labor negotiations, immigration and all
related policies and procedures.

6. Giving back to the community
Boston pro bono partnerships
American Bar Association Military
Pro Bono Project
Alliance for Children’s Rights
American Civil Liberties Union
Asian American Legal Defense and
Education Fund
Brady Center to Prevent
Gun Violence
Children’s Law Center
Citizens for Juvenile Justice
Community Resources for Justice
Gay Men’s Health Crisis
Good Sports
Greater Boston Legal Services
Harvard Street Neighborhood
Health Center
Health Law Advocates
Humane Society/Animal
Defense Fund
Human Rights First
Immigration Equality
Interise – inner city entrepreneurs
Iraqi Immigration Project
KIND (Kids in Need of Defense)
Mexican American Legal Defense
& Educational Fund
MFY Legal Services
Middlesex County District
Attorney’s Office
Mothers for Justice and Equality
My Sister’s Place
National Center for Refugee and
Immigrant Children
Network for Teaching Entrepreneurship
Political Asylum and Immigration
Representation (PAIR)
Pro Bono Partnership
Public Counsel
Rappaport Center for Law and
Public Service
Read to a Child
Sanctuary for Families
Shelter Legal Services
Sportsmen’s Tennis & Enrichment Center
Veterans Legal Service
Victim Rights Law Center
Volunteer Lawyers for the Arts
Volunteer Lawyers Project
Volunteers of Legal Service
Proskauer has long championed the causes of those who might not otherwise have access to legal representation. The
Chair of the firm’s Pro Bono Initiative Committee since its inception in 2006 is Boston’s Scott Harshbarger, who
served two terms as Massachusetts attorney general and was the president of Common Cause.
The Boston office is very active in pro bono matters, with participating lawyers on all levels ranging from first-year
Associates to Senior Counsel and Partners. In addition to providing legal advice and critical financial support to a wide
array of organizations, the office works with local groups that focus on the encouragement of entrepreneurial efforts by
Boston’s youth.

7. These are among the more recent of our numerous pro bono highlights:
With a pro bono lawyer at their sides, domestic abuse victims stand their ground
Since 2008, Proskauer lawyers in Boston have successfully helped domestic abuse victims overcome barriers and
obtain restraining orders against their abusers. Our public-private partnership with the Middlesex County District
Attorney’s Office — the first of its kind in the nation — helps to address a significant gap in how domestic violence
victims are served during restraining order proceedings.
Since the program’s inception through 2012, Proskauer’s lawyers have secured orders of protection for more than
60 victims of domestic violence in Middlesex County, representing a 93 percent success rate.
Appeals court affirms client’s right to DNA protection
In 2002, Keith Amato voluntarily provided Massachusetts police with a DNA sample to help them solve a high-profile
murder. After the perpetrator was caught, however, Amato encountered difficulty in getting his DNA sample back.
Even when the sample was returned, the government maintained his genetic profile, which it had derived earlier from
his DNA.
A court rejected Amato’s suit to retrieve the profile but, with pro bono help from Proskauer and the American Civil
Liberties Union of Massachusetts, a state appeals court overturned that decision in 2011. The court unanimously
ruled that the government cannot keep DNA profiles from individuals who volunteer such material to help police
solve crimes.
Leading to better probation practices in Massachusetts
In early 2011, a special task force of respected judicial leaders, legal professionals and academics — led by Pro Bono
Chair and former Massachusetts attorney general Scott Harshbarger — presented the Massachusetts Supreme
Judicial Court’s Task Force on Hiring in the Judicial Branch with an action plan for reforming the way the state hires
and promotes employees in its probation system.
Among other things, the plan analyzed the complex requirements of probation professionals as they pursue their
work, and proposed essential practices for more effective hiring and promotion. These included better job
descriptions, more varied sources of candidates, objective screening processes, and more rigorous interview and
assessment approaches.
Pro bono in action

8. A job well done
Our Boston lawyers have earned significant and consistent recognition for their achievements over the years, both as
practices and individually. Clients and leading legal surveys alike have singled us out not only for the strength of our
representation, but also our client service and ability to create long-term relationships.
On Private Investment Funds
“This team is an institution in the Massachusetts private equity market, and comes particularly recommended for its
strength in limited partner and secondary fund representation. The Boston team is able to draw on the resources and
bench strength of the firm’s US and international offices to offer a comprehensive and far-reaching service for its
impressive client list.”
Chambers USA 2013
“Sources say: ‘They are by far and away the most experienced fund formation team I’ve dealt with. That translates into
them being very practical and focused on getting things done. They also have a really good sense of the market, so
you can really trust their advice.’”
Chambers USA 2013
On Private Equity
“Clients say: ‘Their quality of advice, responsiveness and legal knowledge are all excellent. They are a really good
partner to us. They have been really helpful and we’ve been really, really impressed.’”
Chambers USA 2013
“Clients praise the team’s ‘timely,’ ‘thoughtful’ and ‘great perspective’ when it comes to meeting the client’s
requirements.”
The Legal 500 United States 2013
On Multi-Tranche Finance
“This team has one of the premier practices in Boston for multitranche financing, and clients seek it out for its
renowned expertise in mezzanine debt matters. The work of the team extends beyond state level and is truly a national
and international practice.”
Chambers USA 2013
“The group ‘consistently exceeds expectations with regard to turnaround time and market knowledge’ and provides
‘extraordinary value, has a deep bench and possesses expertise among all relevant practice areas.’”
The Legal 500 United States 2013
On Intellectual Property
“With a proven IP track record and a strong national footprint, Proskauer is one of the legal market’s most
prized partners. The Boston office is particularly strong in the financial services, medical device and
high-technology spheres.”
IAM Patent 1000 2013
“A collegial team with depth and a very smart pool of talent...some of [their] patent victories have been astonishing.”
Benchmark Litigation 2013
On Labor & Employment
“This team’s practice is truly national in scope and continues to expand throughout the USA, and is highly skilled in
litigation work. It also offers notable expertise in collective bargaining and employee benefits matters.”
Chambers USA 2013

9. Peter J. Antoszyk
pantoszyk@proskauer.com
Mark W. Batten
mbatten@proskauer.com
Steven M. Bauer
sbauer@proskauer.com
Howard J. Beber
hbeber@proskauer.com
Stephen A. Boyko
sboyko@proskauer.com
Joseph A. Capraro Jr.
jcapraro@proskauer.com
Sarah K. Cherry
scherry@proskauer.com
Gary Creem
gcreem@proskauer.com
Justin J. Daniels
jdaniels@proskauer.com
Steven M. Ellis
sellis@proskauer.com
Scott A. Faust
sfaust@proskauer.com
Daniel P. Finkelman
dfinkelman@proskauer.com
Sean J. Hill
shill@proskauer.com
Scott S. Jones
sjones@proskauer.com
David T. Jones
djones@proskauer.com
Mary B. Kuusisto
mkuusisto@proskauer.com
Peter J. Marathas, Jr.
pmarathas@proskauer.com
Arnold P. May
amay@proskauer.com
Stephen T. Mears
smears@proskauer.com
Kimberly A. Mottley
kmottley@proskauer.com
Timothy W. Mungovan
tmungovan@proskauer.com
Malcom B. Nicholls III
mnicholls@proskauer.com
Robin A. Painter
rpainter@proskauer.com
Steven M. Peck
speck@proskauer.com
Jamiel E. Poindexter
jpoindexter@proskauer.com
Ori Solomon
osolomon@proskauer.com
Michael R. Suppappola
msuppappola@proskauer.com
David W. Tegeler
dtegeler@proskauer.com
Boston Partners
Michael K. Harrington
mharrington@proskauer.com
Scott Harshbarger
sharshbarger@proskauer.com
Michael J. Mano
mmano@proskauer.com
Boston Senior Counsel
Boston Patent Counsel Todd A. Gerety
tgerety@proskauer.com
Gerald E. Worth
gworth@proskauer.com
Joseph M. Leccese, Chairman
jleccese@proskauer.com
Bruce L. Lieb, Managing Partner
blieb@proskauer.com
Steven E. Obus, General Counsel
sobus@proskauer.com

10. Boston Associates
Jessica M. Ball
jball@proskauer.com
Shaun C. Barnes
sbarnes@proskauer.com
Stacy H. Barrow
sbarrow@proskauer.com
Matthew D. Batastini
mbatastini@proskauer.com
Stephanie W. Berdik
sberdik@proskauer.com
Christopher T. Bird
cbird@proskauer.com
S. James Boumil, III
jboumil@proskauer.com
Matthew J. Byron
mbyron@proskauer.com
D. Alexander Campbell
dcampbell@proskauer.com
Anthony H. Cataldo
acataldo@proskauer.com
Joel Cavanaugh
jcavanaugh@proskauer.com
Edna R. Choi
echoi@proskauer.com
Craig P. Cooper
ccooper@proskauer.com
Brendan S. Cox
bcox@proskauer.com
William D. Dalsen
wdalsen@proskauer.com
Lauren Daniel
ldaniel@proskauer.com
Laura E. Deck
ldeck@proskauer.com
Gregory A. Dodge
gdodge@proskauer.com
Amy G. Drais
adrais@proskauer.com
Andrew C. Fink
afink@proskauer.com
Andrew Flippo
aflippo@proskauer.com
Vanessa D. Gilbreth
vgilbreth@proskauer.com
Michael R. Hackett
mhackett@proskauer.com
Nathan T. Harris
nharris@proskauer.com
Amanda D. Hellenthal
ahellenthal@proskauer.com
Thomas Hoehner
thoehner@proskauer.com
Brian D. Huber
bhuber@proskauer.com
Safraz W. Ishmael
sishmael@proskauer.com
Kyle R. Junik
kjunik@proskauer.com
Joseph E. Kasegian
jkasegian@proskauer.com
John M. Kitchura, Jr.
jkitchura@proskauer.com
Anna Kordan
akordan@proskauer.com
Zachary R. Kurland
zkurland@proskauer.com
Vincent Lai
vlai@proskauer.com
Tera Brereton Lally
tlally@proskauer.com
Alison M. Langlais
alanglais@proskauer.com
Galen R. Lewis
glewis@proskauer.com
Marguerite R. Lombardo
mlombardo@proskauer.com
Kate Luarasi
kluarasi@proskauer.com
Vincenzo P. Lucibello
vlucibello@proskauer.com
Matthew McBride
mmcbride@proskauer.com
Leah V. McDoom
lmcdoom@proskauer.com
Stephen M. Meli
smeli@proskauer.com
Micah W. Miller
mmiller@proskauer.com
Samuel M. Mirkin
smirkin@proskauer.com
Nicole I. Moniz
nmoniz@proskauer.com
Bharat K. Moudgil
bmoudgil@proskauer.com
Patrick M. Murphy
pmurphy@proskauer.com
Adam R. Nelson
anelson@proskauer.com
Patrick J. Niedermeier
pniedermeier@proskauer.com
Kevin K. Nolan
knolan@proskauer.com
Nicholas C. Noon
nnoon@proskauer.com
Donald M. O’Day
doday@proskauer.com
Emily Patch
epatch@proskauer.com

11. Gregory J. Penoyer
gpenoyer@proskauer.com
Xin Hu Rasmussen
xrasmussen@proskauer.com
Jinnie Reed
jreed@proskauer.com
John E. Roberts
jroberts@proskauer.com
Marcy W. Rolerson
mrolerson@proskauer.com
Sabrina Rusnak-Carlson
srusnak@proskauer.com
Charlene C. Saji
csaji@proskauer.com
Payal Salsburg
psalsburg@proskauer.com
Brian S. Schwartz
bschwartz@proskauer.com
Adam W. Scoll
ascoll@proskauer.com
Jessica G. Shearer
jshearer@proskauer.com
Katerina M. Sheerin
ksheerin@proskauer.com
Gourdin W. Sirles
gsirles@proskauer.com
Louis Sorgi
lsorgi@proskauer.com
Erin Staab
estaab@proskauer.com
Laura Stafford
lstafford@proskauer.com
Patrick D. Walling
pwalling@proskauer.com
Joshua H. Watson
jwatson@proskauer.com
Scott V. Bertulli
sbertulli@proskauer.com
Jason P. Colangelo
jcolangelo@proskauer.com
Jonathon I. Gillen
jgillen@proskauer.com
Ashley B. Tarokh
atarokh@proskauer.com
Elise M. Bloom
ebloom@proskauer.com
Steven M. Ellis
sellis@proskauer.com
Joseph M. Leccese
jleccese@proskauer.com
Andrea S. Rattner
arattner@proskauer.com
Bradley I. Ruskin
bruskin@proskauer.com
Paul Salvatore
psalvatore@proskauer.com
Jay D. Waxenberg
jwaxenberg@proskauer.com
Technology Specialists Executive Committee

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