Lawdragon Names Nine Labaton Keller Sucharow Attorneys to Its Influential 2025 “Next Generation” List
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Lawdragon has named nine Labaton Keller Sucharow attorneys to its influential 2025 “Next Generation” list, honoring the attorneys that have risen to the forefront of their respective practice areas and emerged as the “next generation of legal leaders.”
Described as a “forecast of the fascinating future of global law practice,” the list recognized Partners Jake Bissell-Linsk, James T. Christie, Joseph N. Cotilletta, Brendan W. Sullivan, and Jonathan Waisnor, Of Counsel Hui Chang and James M. Fee, and Associates Danielle Izzo and Lisa Strejlau for their significant contributions to the legal industry early in their careers.
Their work across Securities Litigation, Shareholder Rights, Consumer Protection and Data Privacy, and Alternative Dispute Resolution reflects both exceptional legal skill and a deep commitment to serving our clients and advancing the law.
View the full listing here.
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