Sarah Remmer Long joins White & Case as a partner in New York

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Global law firm White & Case LLP is continuing to expand its Global Mergers & Acquisitions Practice and Employment, Compensation & Benefits Practice with the addition of Sarah Remmer Long as a partner in New York.

“Executive compensation issues are often the most complex and emotional aspects of corporate transactions,” said White & Case Global Co-Head of Employment, Compensation & Benefits Robin Melman. “Sarah’s ability to balance tax, securities and compensation rules with commercial considerations, governance and optics will be fundamental to the Firm’s transactional practices. Sarah is a real talent in this space, and we are fortunate that she will be joining us.”

Long brings extensive experience in executive compensation matters, advising corporate clients and senior executives on compensation aspects of mergers and acquisitions and other corporate transactions, as well as on compensation plans and arrangements, governance considerations and disclosure requirements under federal securities laws and applicable exchange regulations. Long joins White & Case from Sullivan & Cromwell, where she was a special counsel.

“Sophisticated employment, compensation and benefits capabilities are critical to the continued growth of our M&A practice,” said White & Case Global Co-Head of Employment, Compensation & Benefits Tal Marnin. “Sarah’s experience guiding clients through compensation aspects of public company and private equity deals enhances our ability to provide seamless support across the full life cycle of corporate transactions.”

White & Case’s M&A Practice is continuing to build significant strength with more than 30 lateral partners joining globally over the past year. Recent US-based additions include partners Timothy Clark, Ben Henry, Oreste Cipolla, Sašo Kraner, Andrea Basham, Jennifer Cheng, Dario de Martino, Stephen Fraidin, Airi Hammalov and Paul Tiger (all in New York); Ian Goldberg, Alex Miron, Gabriel Salinas and Josh Teahen (all in Houston); Jalpit Amin (Chicago); Susan Nieto (Washington, DC); and Nicole Daley (Boston).

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