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Posted: February 28, 2019
Dabiri joins POLSINELLI's direct lending and alternative finance practices
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New York, NY According to POLSINELLI, an Am Law 100 firm, Gabriel Dabiri has joined the firm in New York as a shareholder, practice co-leader for the firm’s direct lending and alternative finance practice and practice co-leader for the firm’s cross-border finance practice.
Dabiri is a dual-qualified attorney, admitted to practice law in New York and in England and Wales. He advises clients on a variety of sophisticated finance transactions, debt restructurings and bankruptcies.
“We are very happy to have Gabriel on board in New York to enhance our direct lending, alternative finance and cross-border finance capabilities," said Dan Flanigan, the managing partner of POLSINELLI’s New York office and Founder of the firm’s Financial Services Department. “We are particularly excited about the cross-border experience Gabriel brings to the firm and our clients, having previously practiced law in the United Kingdom and in Asia.”
Dabiri earned a bachelor's degree from the University of Pennsylvania, an LLB from Cardiff University in Wales and a graduate degree from The University of Law of England and Wales.
POLSINELLI is an Am Law 100 firm with more than 825 attorneys in 21 cities coast to coast. Ranked #30 for Client Service Excellence1 and #10 for best client relationships2 among 650 U.S. law firms, POLSINELLI is also named among the top 30 best-known firms in the nation3 for the second consecutive year. The firm’s attorneys provide value through practical legal counsel infused with business insight, and focus on health care, financial services, real estate, intellectual property, mid-market corporate, labor and employment, and business litigation. www.polsinelli.com | In California, POLSINELLI LLP
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