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Petrobillinglist3 Spreadsheet Ntw April 19 Case 1:14-cv-09662-JSR Document 789-23 Filed 04/23/18 Page 1 of 25 Exhibit 23 Attorneys Title Billing Education Bar/Admissions Experience/Special Qualifications CaseRate 1:14-cv-09662-JSR Document 789-23 Filed 04/23/18 Page 2 of 25 Lieberman, Jeremy Partner $925.00 JD/2002 - Fordham University State of New York; U.S. Jeremy A. Lieberman serves as Co-Managing Partner of School of Law District Courts for the Pomerantz, and Managing Partner of the Firm’s New York Southern and Eastern Office. Mr. Lieberman became associated with the Firm in Districts of New August 2004, and became a partner in January 2010. Mr. York, Southern District of Lieberman led the litigation in this case, and has also had an Texas, District of integral role in a number of high-profile securities class and Colorado, Eastern District derivative actions. Gross, Marc I. Partner $1,000.00 JD/1967 - New York University State of New York; U.S. Mr. Gross is the former Managing Partner of the firm. For over District Courts for the three decades, Mr. Gross has focused on securities fraud class Southern and Eastern actions and derivative actions, while also litigating antitrust and Districts of New consumer cases. He has had an integral role in a number of the York, Western District of firm's closely-watched cases. Missouri, District of Dahlstrom, Patrick Partner $995.00 JD/1987 - Washington College of State of New York; State Patrick Dahlstrom is Pomerantz’s Co-Managing Partner with Law of Illinois; U.S. District Jeremy A. Lieberman. Mr. Dahlstrom joined Pomerantz as an Courts for the Southern associate in 1991 and became a partner in January 1996. Mr. and Eastern Districts of Dahlstrom is a member of the Firm’s Institutional Investor New York, the Northern Practice and New Case Groups, and has extensive experience District of Illinois, the litigating cases under the PSLRA. Northern District of Indiana, the Eastern District of Wisconsin, the Bruckner, Gustavo F. Partner $835.00 JD/1992 - Benjamin N. Cardozo State of New York; State Gustavo F. Bruckner heads Pomerantz’s corporate governance School of Law of New Jersey; U.S. practice area, which enforces shareholder rights and prosecutes District Courts for the litigation challenging corporate actions that harm shareholders. Eastern and Southern Under Mr. Bruckner’s leadership, the Corporate Governance Districts of New York and group has achieved numerous noteworthy litigation successes. Goldstein, Jayne Partner $820.00 Bachelor of Science (highest honors) State of Florida; State of Jayne Goldstein joined Pomerantz in March 2013 and was the - Philadelphia College of Textiles and Illinois, Commonwealth of resident partner in the Firm’s Weston, Florida office. She Science; JD/1986 - Temple Pennsylvania; U.S. brought to Pomerantz her expertise in representing individuals, University of Law District Courts for the businesses, institutional investors and labor organizations in a Southern, Northern and variety of complex commercial litigation, including violations of Middle Districts of Florida, federal and state antitrust and securities laws and unfair and the Eastern District of deceptive trade practices. Silverman, Joshua B. Partner $820.00 BA/1993 - University of Michigan; State of Illinois; U.S. Joshua B. Silverman specializes in individual and class action JD/1996 - University of Michigan District Court for the securities litigation. He regularly represents clients in Northern District of Illinois; controversies involving securities fraud, private equity U.S. Courts of Appeals for investments, hedge fund investments, structured financial the Seventh and Eighth instructments, securities lending arrangements, and investment Circuits; and U.S. consultants. Supreme Court Smollar, Leigh H. Partner $820.00 BA/1993 - University of Illinois at IL/1996; U.S. District Leigh Handelman Smollar, formerly Of Counsel to Pomerantz, Champaign-Urbana, School of Court for the Northern became a partner in January 2012. Ms. Smollar specializes in Commerce; JD/1996 - Chicago - District of Illinois; U.S. securities fraud litigation. As a member of Pomerantz’ Securities Kent College of Law Courts of Appeals for the Litigation Group, Ms. Smollar plays a key role in litigating class Seventh and Eighth actions against public companies for securities fraud. Circuits Tuccillo, Matthew L. Partner $775.00 BA/1995 - Wesleyan University; Commonwealth of Matthew L. Tuccillo joined Pomerantz in 2011 and was named a Case 1:14-cv-09662-JSRJD/1999 - Georgetown University Document Massachusetts;789-23 Filed State 04/23/18 of Partner Page in December 3 of 25 2013. Mr. Tuccillo litigates securities fraud Law Center New York; State of class actions pending nationwide and has achieved outstanding Connecticut; U.S. Court of results. Appeals for the Second and Ninth Circuits; U.S. District Courts for the Districts of Massachusetts, Gilmore, Emma Partner $725.00 BA in French and a minor in State of New York; U.S. Emma Gilmore became associated with the Firm in May 2012 Business (summa cum laude) - District Courts for the and became a partner in December 2015. She is regularly Arizona State University; JD/2003 Southern and Eastern involved in high-profile class-action litigation. Ms. Gilmore (cum laude) - Brooklyn Law School Districts of New played a key role in the Petrobras litigation. Wernke, Michael Partner $725.00 B.S. in Mathematics; B.A. in Political State of New York; U.S. Michael J. Wernke joined Pomerantz as Of Counsel in 2014 Science - The Ohio State University; District Court for and became Partner in 2015. He specializes in securities fraud JD/2004 - Harvard Law School the Southern District of litigation and litigates cases nationwide. New York Pafiti, Jennifer Partner $700.00 Bachelor of Science degree in England; Wales; the State Jennifer Pafiti became associated with the Firm in May 2014, Psychology/2001 - Thames Valley of California; U.S. District and became a partner in December 2015. A dual-qualified U.K. University; JD (UK)/2007 - Thames Courts for the Southern, solicitor and U.S. attorney, she is the Firm’s Head of Investor Valley University (G.D.L.); Inns of Northern, and Central Relations and also takes an active role in complex securities Court School of Law (L.P.C.) Districts of California litigation, representing clients in both class and non-class action Szydlo, Brenda Of Counsel $765.00 B.A. in Economics/1985 - State of New York; U.S. Brenda Szydlo joined Pomerantz in January 2016 as Of Binghamton University; JD/1988 - St. District Courts for the Counsel. She brings to the Firm more than 25 years of John's University School of Law Southern and Eastern experience in complex civil litigation, with a particular focus on Districts of New York; securities and financial fraud litigation. She played a key role in Kehoe, John Of Counsel $750.00 BA/1986 - DePaul; MBA/1994 - State of New York; State John A. Kehoe joined Pomerantz in 2015 as Of Counsel. He University of Vermont; JD/1997 of Pennsylvania; U.S. brings to the Firm more than 20 years of experience in (magna cum laude) - Syracuse District Court for the numerous securities and financial fraud cases in federal and College of Law Southern District of New state courts on behalf of institutional and individual clients. Mr. York; U.S. Court of Kehoe played a key role in the Petrobras litigation. Weinrib, Tamar Of Counsel $725.00 JD/2004 - Fordham University State of New York; U.S. Tamar A. Weinrib joined Pomerantz in early 2008 and became School of Law District Courts for the Of Counsel to the Firm in 2014. Ms. Weinrib focuses on Southern and Eastern securities fraud litigation, and has played a leading role in a Districts of New York; number of noteworthy cases. Carino, Michele Of Counsel $685.00 BA in Economics/1992 - Binghamton State of New York; State Michele S. Carino joined Pomerantz as Of Counsel in 2014. An University; JD/1999 (magna cum of Delaware; U.S. District experienced litigator and professional legal writer, Ms. Carino’s laude) - Georgetown University Law Courts for the Southern practice focuses on securities fraud, corporate governance, Center District of New York and mergers and acquisitions, and complex commercial cases. Grunfeld, Michael Of Counsel $675.00 A.B. in Government/2004 - Harvard State of New York, the Michael Grunfeld joined Pomerantz in July 2017 as Of Counsel. University; JD/2008 - Columbia Law Second, Fourth, and Sixth He has extensive experience in securities, complex commercial, School Circuit Courts of Appeals, and white collar matters in federal and state courts around the and the United States country. Kurtz, Adam G. Associate $705.00 MBA - Health Care Administration - State of New York; U.S. With more than 25 years of experience, Adam Kurtz focuses his Baruch/Mt. Sinai; JD/1989 - New District Courts for practice on securities fraud and antitrust litigation. Prior to his York Law School the Southern and Eastern employment at the firm, Mr. Kurtz was a litigation associate at a Districts of New York large defense firm where he worked on complex securities fraud and antitrust litigation, and also was a solo practioner in New Mexico where he focused his practice on federal criminal Tyner, Star M. Associate $645.00 BA/2002 - University of Chicago; State Bar of California, Star Mishkel Tyner is a former securities fraud litigation Case 1:14-cv-09662-JSRJD/2006 - University of SouthernDocument Alabama789-23 State Filed Bar 04/23/18 and associate. Page Prior 4 of to 25joining Pomerantz, Ms. Tyner was an California School of Law Birmingham Bar associate attorney with Donaldson & Guin in Birmingham, Association. She is Alabama, where she worked on individual and class action admitted to practice in the securities litigation, commercial litigation, and consumer class United States District action litigation. Courts for the Northern, Moehlman, Matthew Associate $625.00 A.B.
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