Darren Shuler is a counsel in King & Spalding’s Business Litigation practice group.

Mr. Shuler focuses his practice on the defense of sponsors and fiduciaries of employee benefit plans in ERISA litigation matters.

David Gallai practices in the areas of employment counseling, executive compensation, and employee benefits. Mr. Gallai regularly advises management on a full range of employment issues, including compliance with anti-discrimination, employee-leave.

Dave Walsh is a partner in the Cooley Business department and a member of the Compensation & Benefits practice group. Mr. Walsh joined the Firm in 1999, as one of the founding attorneys of Cooley's Reston, Virginia office.

Mr. Ackerman is a nationally recognized ESOP lawyer, having advised hundreds of corporations and their shareholders and directors regarding the use of ESOPs in a wide variety of transactions, including leveraged buyouts, corporate stock repurchases,

David regularly advises employers and third-party administrators on all tax and ERISA (and related labor and employment law) aspects of employee benefits law. His clients include for-profit employers (both publicly traded and privately held).

David B. Chidlaw is a partner in the firm's San Diego office where he specializes in labor and employment matters on behalf of management, employers and high net worth individuals.

David Teigman focuses his practice on executive compensation and employee benefit matters, principally in connection with mergers and acquisitions, securities offerings and senior executive employment relationships.

David Passey is a special counsel in the Tax Group at Sullivan & Cromwell LLP. His practice covers a wide variety of matters including tax controversy, mergers and acquisitions, partnership transactions, real estate transactions.

David Sawyer represents employers in all facets related to employee benefit plans.
He assists plan administrators with defined contribution and defined benefit qualified retirement plans, supplemental deferred compensation plans, health.