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Greenberg Traurig Elevates Lewis Calder, Benjamin Jones, And Krishen Patel To Partner In Dubai
Greenberg Traurig Elevates Lewis Calder, Benjamin Jones, and Krishen Patel to Partner in Dubai
The Global Law firm, Greenberg Traurig has elevated Lewis Calder, Benjamin Jones, and Krishen Patel to partner in its Dubai office, marking the first partner promotions since the firm established its presence in the emirate in 2023.
Lewis Calder focuses on entertainment, media, and sports law, advising clients on the drafting and interpretation of rules as well as broader regulatory matters.
Benjamin Jones is a litigator concentrating on white-collar crime and investigations. He regularly advises corporates and government authorities on financial crime compliance frameworks and regulatory risk.
Krishen Patel specialises in corporate law, advising on a wide spectrum of transactions including mergers and acquisitions, joint ventures, restructurings, private equity, and venture capital matters.
The Dubai promotions form part of a wider global round in which the firm elevated 57 lawyers to partner across 23 offices and 13 practice areas.
Richard A. Rosenbaum, Executive Chairman of Greenberg Traurig, said,
“In keeping with our commitment to operating as a unified global firm, these elevations highlight the depth and diversity of experience we bring across practices and industries, We applaud the exceptional achievements of these remarkable attorneys and celebrate this significant milestone in their careers. Their successes are a testament to the firm’s vitality and our ongoing dedication to growth and excellence.”
Brian L. Duffy, Chief Executive Officer, said
“Over the years, our newly elevated shareholders, of counsels, and local partners have exemplified focus, dedication, and an impressive range of talents — qualities they consistently demonstrate both in their work with clients and within our firm. Greenberg Traurig remains steadfast in placing outstanding client service at the core of our mission. We are committed to nurturing the next generation of extraordinary leaders — like these individuals — who represent both the foundation and the future of our firm.”
This is part of the broader news: Greenberg Traurig Announces Elevations Of 91 Lawyers To Shareholder, Of Counsel, And Local Partner In 2026
Conclusion
The promotion of Calder, Jones, and Krishen Patel underscores Greenberg Traurig’s strategic focus on building leadership in its Dubai office while reinforcing its global growth. These advancements highlight the firm’s commitment to nurturing talent, strengthening cross-border practices, and ensuring a robust pipeline of future leaders across its international platform.
Greenberg Traurig, LLP is a major global law firm currently ranked as the eighth-largest in the United States. The firm is characterized by its "one firm" philosophy, having grown through lateral hiring rather than mergers to maintain a collaborative and entrepreneurial culture.
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