Katharine Moir, Global Chair of the firm’s Tax Department, advises leading private equity firms and companies on tax issues arising in their largest and most complex transactions.
Katharine provides comprehensive tax counsel in connection with a range of domestic and international transactions and is widely recognized as a leading private equity tax lawyer. Her work includes advising on tax issues related to complicated US and international transactions, including:
Katharine regularly represents leading private equity firms, as well as top technology and other companies. Her experience spans a number of landmark and high-value deals — including advising Dell in the largest technology deal to date.
Prior to joining Latham, Katharine served as a tax partner and head of the West Coast tax practice at a leading international law firm.
Katharine’s experience includes advising:
*Matter handled prior to joining Latham
Global Chair of the Transactional Tax Practice honored for advising industry-leading clients on the tax aspects of recent M&A transactions, often involving multiple stakeholders and complex tax-related carve-out issues.
Honorees recognized for advising on high-stakes litigation matters and market-shaping transactions.