Chambers Review
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Corporate/M&A - New York
Individual Editorial
Edward Lee impresses with the depth of his knowledge in major domestic and cross-border M&A transactions and issues of corporate governance.
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Provided by Edward J Lee
Edward J. Lee is a corporate partner in the New York office of Kirkland & Ellis LLP. Ed’s practice focuses on mergers and acquisitions and shareholder activism defense. Ed also regularly counsels corporations and boards of directors on securities law, corporate governance and crisis management. Ed has also advised numerous boards of directors and senior management teams in connection with unsolicited takeover proposals, as well as in response to shareholder activism campaigns and other contested situations.
Ed has extensive experience advising major public companies and private equity firms on their most significant domestic and cross-border M&A transactions, as well as on spin-offs and carve-outs, joint ventures, and initial public and other complex securities offerings. During his career, he has advised on announced transactions with an aggregate value of over $700 billion, including over $375 billion over the last five years.
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New York
Education
Harvard Law School, J.D.cum laude
Cornell University, B.S.
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Edward Lee impresses with the depth of his knowledge in major domestic and cross-border M&A transactions and issues of corporate governance.
Provided by Chambers
"Edward is phenomenal at understanding deals. He does a great job."
"Edward is excellent; he is aware of market trends, provides tailored advice and knows how to navigate the often complex internal politics of big companies."
"His experience and thought leadership are extremely valuable in devising strategies and tactics."
"Edward is phenomenal at understanding deals. He does a great job."
"Edward is excellent; he is aware of market trends, provides tailored advice and knows how to navigate the often complex internal politics of big companies."
"His experience and thought leadership are extremely valuable in devising strategies and tactics."