M&A and Private Equity Practice Tops 2023 Year-End League Tables
Latham’s #1 rankings reinforce firm’s position as a global transactional powerhouse.
Partner
Victoria VanStekelenburg represents private equity firms and their portfolio companies in mergers, acquisitions, and other complex business transactions.
Drawing on her experience in multifaceted and cross-border private equity matters, Victoria helps clients successfully and expeditiously navigate significant deals. She regularly advises on multijurisdictional transactions involving companies that operate worldwide. Her deal work encompasses diverse industries, from technology and manufacturing to government contracts and consumer products.
Victoria counsels clients throughout every stage of the investment lifecycle, from purchase to sale. She also works with portfolio companies over the course of their life with a fund, including in connection with add-on acquisitions and governance matters. Regardless of the matter at hand, Victoria applies big-picture thinking and a collaborative approach to help clients address key legal and business challenges.
Victoria has held several firm leadership roles and is currently on the firm's Recruiting Committee. She previously served as Co-Chair of the firm’s D.C. Women Lawyers Group, an affinity group that fosters connections among women lawyers. She also previously served on the firm’s Associates Committee, a body comprising associates and partners that manages associate performance reviews and makes partnership recommendations, as well as the Training & Career Enhancement Committee, which develops and oversees in-house training and mentoring programs for associates.
Victoria's experience includes advising:
Latham’s #1 rankings reinforce firm’s position as a global transactional powerhouse.
Partner recognized for leading role in high-profile M&A transactions.
Firm recognized in the D.C. Intellectual Property Litigation Department of the Year, D.C. Rising Stars, and D.C. White Collar Litigation Department of the Year categories.