Suni Sreepada Joins Ropes & Gray in New York as a Partner in the Mergers & Acquisitions Practice

In The News
January 24, 2022
Attorneys:

Global law firm Ropes & Gray today announced that Suni Sreepada has joined the firm’s 500-lawyer New York office as a partner in the firm’s mergers & acquisitions practice. Suni’s broad experience will enhance and strengthen Ropes & Gray’s work on behalf of its roster of high-profile clients. Such clients include public companies and their investors, boards of directors and special committees, and private equity firms, among other players in global business.

For leading challenging and complex matters, The Deal recently named Suni a “Rising Star” on its prestigious 2021 list. 

Suni is one of three partners to join Ropes & Gray in the past month. In December, the firm added private equity partner Brandon Howald in Los Angeles. In January, the firm welcomed capital solutions and private credit partner Jennifer Harris in Los Angeles. Ropes & Gray has also hired more than 200 lateral associates and counsel over 24 months. 

Suni understands how complex, market-leading transactions work, and she counsels with a practical, client-first approach to her work,” said managing partner David Djaha. “Suni is a great addition to our global team of transactional lawyers.”

Suni’s broad experience includes representing public and private companies as well as private equity firms across industries and international borders. She is a leading lawyer for mergers, acquisitions, joint ventures, divestitures and strategic investments, skillfully counsels clients on SEC disclosure and stock exchange compliance considerations, and has managed numerous deals involving both public and private target companies in addition to a recent series of deSPAC transactions. 

“Ropes & Gray’s M&A group is renowned for having great clients, market-leading deals, and an enviable platform,” Suni said. “It was clear from my interviews with partners that I’d be joining a growing and thriving practice with a strong culture of teamwork and collaboration. I am thrilled to be part of the team.”  

She added: “And, the firm prioritizes the careers of women of diverse backgrounds, including making sure they are in leadership positions.” 

“Suni has worked with clients across a variety of industries,” said Jane Goldstein, global co-head of the firm’s mergers & acquisitions practice. “From deals as big as $10 billion plus, to middle-market strategic deals, Suni knows how to unlock value for clients, no matter their objective or size.”