David Greenwald is the chairman of Fried Frank. Under his leadership, the firm has focused on advising clients on their most complex and challenging matters.
David is frequently quoted regarding the firm’s strategy and financial performance by industry publications including in The American Lawyer, Bloomberg Big Law Business, Forbes, The Lawyer, LEADERS Magazine, and The Wall Street Journal.
David began his career at Fried Frank in 1983 and served as a corporate partner from 1990 to 1994, principally representing our private equity clients and clients engaged in mergers or other business combination transactions. Prior to rejoining the firm in 2013, David worked for twenty years in the legal department of Goldman Sachs, where he was named managing director in 1998 and partner in 2000. He served in various roles at Goldman Sachs, including as international general counsel and a deputy general counsel.
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Fried Frank Strengthens Finance Practice in London with Leading Partner, Chris Barron⟶News releases |
Michael L. Sherman Joins Fried Frank’s Asset Management Practice as a Partner in Washington, DC⟶News releases |
Fried Frank Continues to Build M&A and Private Equity Practice with the Addition of Andrew Rearick in London⟶News releases |
Fried Frank Continues to Grow Asset Management Practice with Arrival of Jason Koenig⟶M&A/PE Briefing |
Non-Majority Stockholder’s Ability to Control a Transaction Did Not Render Him a Controller As He Did Not Try to Control—Oracle⟶M&A/PE Briefing |
Court of Chancery Clarifies that Sophisticated Stockholders of a Delaware Corporation Can Waive Fiduciary Duties Under Certain Circumstances—Fugue⟶M&A/PE Briefing |
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