Baker&Hostetler llp Fall 2012

LEAPSummers in Our CitiesInteresting Work, Engaging People, Enjoyable Events

Summer associates come to Baker Hostetler to learn about the Firm and to get a sense of what it would be like to practice law here. We want our summer associates to be challenged by their work, enjoy their interaction with our lawyers and clients, and to be confident that they made the right decision in beginning their legal careers with us.

We recognize that it is equally important to listen and learn from our summer associates, who are an indispensable source of new and different insights for the Firm. Feedback from summer associates continues to place Baker Hostetler as a frontrunner among the nation’s top summer associate programs. Our #9 ranking on the 2013 Vault list for “Overall Best Summer

Associate Program” marks the second year the Firm has made the top ten.

We asked our summer associates across the country to tell us about their experiences. So here, in their own words, is an inside look at life at Baker Hostetler.

Washington, D.C., summer associates stretch their sea legs on a schooner.

New York office Managing Partner George Stamboulidis (right) and Partner Jeanine Conley (left) with New York summer associates outside the New York Stock Exchange.

Summer associates and Firm attorneys enjoy summer with dinner and drinks at Cleveland office Managing Partner Hewitt Shaw’s house.

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CincinnatiDuring my interviews, it was readily apparent that Baker Hostetler was a firm that emphasized a complete learning experience. The Firm not only offered an opportunity for challenging legal work, but an opportunity to grow my professional skills as well. Besides helping in depositions, observing trial preparations, and drafting patent prosecution materials, I attended networking seminars and client events in order to develop the skills necessary not just for my first few years as an attorney but for a successful career in law. Though I have a focus in patent law, I had the opportunity to work in multiple areas including data breach law, labor and employment law, and commercial litigation.

Baker Hostetler is unique in that it is a large firm with a small firm feel. The partners and associates are always accessible and are enthusiastic about giving a range of practical advice— from efficient research to effective client correspondence. Overall, Baker Hostetler provides a great deal of practical and real-world experience. If I had the chance to do it all over again, I would enthusiastically accept.

—Charles ShihCincinnati Summer Associate, University of Cincinnati

Summers in our Cities

Share our commitment to diversity and start building your

professional network with substantive opportunities to meet other attorneys.

v CBA Bench-Bar Socialv Greater Cincinnati Minority Counsel Program and Minority Law Clerk Luncheonv Minority Summer Clerkship Reception

The group at the Second Annual Dan Beard Charity Dodgeball Challenge. Proceeds benefited disadvantaged Boy Scouts.

(Top l to r) Staff Attorney Jared Brandyberry, Summer Associate Charlie Shih and Associate Bobby Oestreicher.(Bottom l to r) Associate Scott Stanley with friends of the Firm.

I would highly recommend Baker Hostetler to my classmates. The Firm has an excellent national reputation, and summer associates are given significant work. I saw the research and analysis that I provided in memoranda used in actual motions submitted to court. I also had the opportunity to draft various motions, the first of which was filed without one substantive change being made. It’s a rewarding feeling to know your work is being used in actual cases and affects the decisions partners and associates make about how to go forward with a matter.

I was also impressed with Baker Hostetler’s commitment to community service and pro bono work. As a summer associate, I was able to participate in a charity dodgeball tournament the Firm co-sponsored to benefit disadvantaged Boy Scouts. Attorneys at Baker Hostetler truly make a concerted effort to give what time they can to help their community.

—Theodore TakougangCincinnati Summer Associate, University of Virginia

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Cleveland I am from Cleveland, and I wanted to stay in the area for my summer associate tenure. But I also wanted the experience of working for a big firm. Baker Hostetler offers that experience as one of the larger firms in the country, but it originated in the Midwest and kept that value system. That was important to me.

Summer associates in the office are warmly welcomed and are considered part of Baker Hostetler’s team. I’ve had the opportunity to work on several substantive projects, including writing for the Class Action Defense blog. It’s rewarding to see my own work published. While I’ve been given notable responsibility, I can accomplish my tasks with confidence. The Firm provides classes and training to guide summer associates on their professional development path, and I was also assigned a mentor, which has made my experience here exceptionally worthwhile.

—Taylor JacksonCleveland Summer Associate and Paul White Scholar,

Howard University

Summer associates and members of the Firm relax at the Whitford Woods Skeet and Trap Shooting event.

(Top l to r) Summer Associates Ann Yackshaw, Taylor Jackson, Lucas Witters, Andrew Doggett, Gabe Katz, Chris Luken and Amanda Karp.(Bottom l to r) Summer Associates Christina Marino, Andy Alexander, Mike Cirino, Laura Bertram and Emily Myers.

Understand what it’s like to be an associate at Baker Hostetler

with real life work experience.

v Draft discovery requestsv Complete motions for discovery analysisv Write blog articlesv Research pro bono cases

Baker Hostetler offers the elusive combination of sophisticated legal work and a thoroughly enjoyable office environment. Throughout my summer with the Firm, I worked on a wide variety of projects including assignments on tax, trusts and estates, bankruptcy, civil litigation and capital markets. One of the best perks of the program was the opportunity to work in a wide variety of practice areas and with a wide variety of attorneys, partners and associates alike.

—Lucas WittersCleveland Summer Associate, New York University

(l to r) Summer Associates Amanda Karp, Ann Yackshaw, Lucas Witters, Mike Cirino, Chris Luken, Andrew Doggett, Andy Alexander, Christina Marino, Laura Bertram, Taylor Jackson, Emily Myers and Gabe Katz with Partner Albert Adams (back).

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ColumbusDuring the interview process, I was struck by how genuinely warm, friendly and down-to-earth everyone at Baker Hostetler was. From the most senior partner to the youngest associates, all were welcoming, eager to get to know me and seemed to genuinely enjoy their work at the Firm. In addition, I learned about the complex and substantive matters the Columbus office engages in, and that there are often opportunities for young associates to be involved in those kinds of matters. That was very exciting to me.

I also appreciated the Firm’s commitment to and involvement with The Ohio State University Moritz College of Law which goes above and beyond many other firms in Columbus. I’m impressed that Baker Hostetler is willing to give back and to be engaged in helping to shape the professional development of future legal professionals. One of the biggest distinguishing factors for me was how seriously the Firm takes its diversity initiatives. There is a clear commitment to diversity that is backed by action, not just words, and everyone that I met with had respect for that commitment.

—Holly CoatsColumbus Summer Associate and Diversity Fellow,

The Ohio State University

At the Columbus Zoo and Aquarium annual fundraiser, Zoofari. This adults-only fundraiser features more than 100 central Ohio restaurants and bars serving appetizer portions of their signature dishes and specialty drinks. Attendees enjoy live entertainment on stages scattered throughout the zoo grounds.

(l to r) Fall Associate Maggie Reid, Columbus Partner Joe Boeckman with wife Jane Boeckman, Fall 2012 Associate Scott Bent with wife Nikki Bent, and Summer Associates Holly Coats, Jermaine Colquitt and Andrew Katbi with a friend of the Firm.

(l to r) Summer Associates Andrew Samuels, Jermaine Colquitt, Holly Coats and Andrew Katbi.

Baker Hostetler treated me and my fellow summer associates not as a class, but as individuals. This was apparent from the Firm’s dedication to its mentoring program and willingness to tailor our summer work and social calendars to our interests. I was able to explore and narrow my interests by gaining experience in four different practice areas – litigation, business, tax, and labor and employment. Baker Hostetler’s commitment to me as an individual encouraged me to take full ownership of my work, which made for an ideal learning environment.

— Andrew Samuels Columbus Summer Associate, University of Michigan

Experience thorough, in-depth training and mentorship.

Learn about partners’ and other Baker Hostetler attorneys’ career stories at weekly lunches and out of office events throughout the summer. You’ll have an opportunity to

discuss how and why they got to where they are now and discover

more about their practice and clients.

Hone your practical writing skills with one of our litigation partners at the beginning of the summer. We’ll provide tips to help ease the transition from law school writing to law firm writing. Later in the summer, you’ll have

a chance to receive more specific writing feedback as well as individual critiques.

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DenverWhat I appreciate most about Baker Hostetler is the culture. It’s a collegial environment where everyone’s door is always open. People across the Firm, including partners, are accessible, enthusiastic and genuinely inclusive of others. Baker Hostetler truly invests in the summer associates’ experience by giving us meaningful work that pushes us outside of our comfort zones. Every assignment presents a different set of challenges, but we are supported every step of the way. My projects varied incredibly and were both challenging and interesting. I’ve had the opportunity to gain hands-on experience with cases involving arbitration, divorces, employment and labor, and even wrongful death. I learned something new every single day, and I could not have asked for a better summer experience.

—Xakema HendersonDenver Summer Associate and Paul D. White Scholar,

University of Colorado

The summer associate program is an amazing educational and employment experience. As a second year summer associate, I was able to develop my writing and analytical skills, in addition to gaining practical experience working with some of the leading attorneys in the Denver area. Last summer, I formed long-lasting relationships with attorneys who have since become my friends and mentors. This summer, I strengthened those relationships all while working in an environment where the attorneys and staff have been attentive, thoughtful, understanding and dedicated to offering clients the best legal services available.

In-house litigation training session at our Denver office’s mock court room covering opening statements and closing arguments.

(l to r) Associate Katy Donnelly, Summer Associates Aaron Thompson and Jaclyn Freeman, Associate Justin Winquist, Partner Paul Karlsgodt, Summer Associate Xakema Henderson and Partner Casie Collignon.

Contribute to the community in which you live and work.

The Denver summer associates were the first class to participate in the Anti-Defamation League’s (ADL) Summer Associate Research Program.

Associates research a topic and draft a memorandum and a one page summary of findings. The ADL hosted kick-off and closing receptions as well as an opportunity for

the students to attend their annual Supreme Court Review Telephone Conference Call.

My experience with Baker Hostetler gave me a renewed sense of confidence and prepared me for future practice by emphasizing the skills necessary to excel as a practicing attorney. I would highly recommend Baker Hostetler’s summer associate program to any law student who wishes to enhance his or her ability to compete in law school and in future practice because the program, while an excellent employment opportunity, is also unmatched as a supplement to any legal education.

—Aaron ThompsonDenver Summer Associate, University of Denver

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Houston I chose Baker Hostetler because it is so rare to find a firm that allows summer associates to experience a range of complex and interesting projects and be guided by attorneys who are, without exception, brilliant and dynamic, yet remain approachable and down to earth.

I had the pleasure of working with some of the Firm’s attorneys on an energy-related consulting project before I started law school and was thrilled by the opportunity to spend a summer with Baker Hostetler. It was a great honor to be there!

—Gabriel CollinsHouston Summer Associate, University of Michigan

I chose to summer at Baker Hostetler’s Houston office because I knew I would work on challenging and high-quality cases supported by a large firm while still being able to meet everyone in the office. The Firm’s nationwide network of attorneys, staff, resources and clients is really what sets Baker Hostetler apart from other firms operating in the Houston area. Working on interesting cases for some of the Firm’s most important clients was a rewarding experience.

—Kristin LeveilleHouston Summer Associate, University of Houston

Work hard and enjoy what you’re doing. Summer associates learn new cooking techniques as they prepare their customized menu at a private cooking class hosted by Sur la Table.

(l to r) Associate Edward Cottrell, Summer Associate Gabriel Collins, Associate Jordan Sinclair, Associate Thomas Donaho, Summer Associates Kristin Leveille and Casey Holder, and Partner Eric Kristiansen.

Detailed training conducted during your first week will cover procedures

for accurate time entry, managing work assignments and how to

be a successful Baker Hostetler summer associate. “Lunch & Learn” meetings will give you

an opportunity to discuss recent cases and transactions and your

contributions to the team. Summer activities will allow you to get to know the Firm’s attorneys on a professional and social level.

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Los AngelesThe Baker Hostetler summer associate experience is amazing. As promised, I received real work and responsibility, and was given the opportunity to manage my own workload, personally request interesting projects and work with nearly every lawyer in the office in just the first five weeks!

The people at Baker Hostetler are the Firm’s greatest asset: brilliant, hard-working, passionate and friendly. The attorneys genuinely cared about my contributions to the Firm and invested their time and energy into ensuring I was a successful member of the Baker Hostetler team. I feel very confident that I will be able to apply the skills I honed at Baker Hostetler to each new assignment in my career.

— Michael Durkheimer, Los Angeles Summer Associate, University of California

Work closely with our team of attorneys on a variety of assignments and contribute creative solutions to solving our clients’ legal challenges.

v Write multiple memos and research summariesv Present your opinions on case strategy directly to partners v Draft motions for summary judgmentv Learn how to file a motion, declaration and proposed order for a case

Summer Associate Michael Durkheimer with a friend of the Firm celebrate summer at Dodger Stadium.

Summer Associate Michael Durkheimer in front of Baker Hostetler’s L.A. office.

Associate Karen Law, Summer Associate Michael Durkheimer, L.A. Office Administrator Karleen Rogers, Partner Sonja Inglin and Associate Chris LeVeque get together for dinner at the Sonoma Wine Garden.

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New York I chose Baker Hostetler because of its distinguished reputation, the opportunities offered to junior associates and its very highly rated summer program. When I arrived at the Firm, my expectations were exceeded. Not only were the opportunities to interact with partners and associates plentiful and meaningful, but the work assigned to me was extremely substantive and rewarding. I had the opportunity to meet with clients on multiple occasions, perform research and write memos in cases where my work was applied, and even worked on four pro bono cases. Above all, the relationships I formed with partners and associates were invaluable— I truly felt that my work was appreciated and that my opinions mattered. I cannot imagine a better summer experience, nor a better place to start my career.

—Jenna FelzNew York Summer Associate, Fordham University

(l to r) Summer Associates Suzanne Lucash, Jenna Felz, Molly Tranbaugh, Alex Holson, Micaela Glass and Elie Greenbaum.

Sample as many of our practice areas as possible throughout the summer.

You’ll be invited to weekly lunches with leaders of each practice group. Summer associates also have the opportunity to work closely with inMotion, which

confronts the challenging needs of families in crisis by providing free legal services to low-income, underserved, abused women and their children. Baker Hostetler is a

Corporate Partner of inMotion, providing financial as well as pro bono support. Attorneys from Baker Hostetler currently represent several clients referred by inMotion,

fighting to secure court orders granting custody to caring mothers and mandating safe visitation arrangements, and to obtain fair divorce judgments providing

financial security for their clients and essential health insurance for their children.

Summer associates work closely with inMotion.Summer associates mingle with the their new colleagues at the welcome reception.

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OrlandoI came to Baker Hostetler to explore the different practice areas. I felt that I was given a realistic view of what working at a national firm would be like and was exposed to a great mix of projects. I appreciated how much responsibility I was given. It was encouraging to see my work impact the advice we gave our clients. I appreciated how the partners and associates really went out of their way to help me succeed.

— Parker JordanOrlando Summer Associate, Florida State University

(l to r) Summer Associates Brandon DeGel, Parker Jordan, Jonathan Castellanos, Avery Taylor-McAuley and Kelly Lenahan.

(l to r) Summer Associates Avery Taylor-McAuley and Brandon DeGel with Partners Rosemary O’Shea and Elizabeth Green race around Orlando on a scavenger hunt.

Summer Associate Kelly Lenahan gets things rolling at the bowling event.

Strengthen your professional ties with your fellow summer associates and

other lawyers at the Firm during our summer events.

v Lunches with partners, practice coordinators, mentors v Partner dinnersv Indoor putt putt competitionv Golf scramble v Bowlingv A tour of the federal courthousev Participation in Ronald McDonald share-a-meal programv Cooking class

When I first interviewed at Baker Hostetler, I was impressed by the friendly atmosphere and felt I could relate to many of the people that I met. The summer program was a great experience and I learned so much. I was exposed to a variety of litigation projects, corporate work as well as real estate work and have enjoyed getting to know all of the attorneys in the office. Going to court and to meetings with clients was also a very exciting experience.

— Avery Taylor-McAuleyOrlando Summer Associate, University of Virginia

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Washington, D.C. I was especially impressed with the positive and collegial work environment at the Firm. From day one, I was directly interacting and working alongside partners on a variety of substantive projects. Even as a summer associate, there is no busy work and you are immediately brought on as a member of a team. The work is challenging, but everyone that I worked with was open and willing to offer advice and support. To put it simply, Baker Hostetler is a great place to work, and I would highly recommend the Firm to any law student.

—Sarah MaWashington, D.C., Summer Associate,

Georgetown University

I can truly say that I enjoyed my time at Baker Hostetler. As a summer associate, I have been exposed to a number of practice areas, including tax, employment discrimination and international trade. In fact, on my very first day, I was given an antitrust assignment involving research for an incredibly large and complex case.

While providing a variety of work assignments, the summer program has also included a number of social events that have exposed me to members of the Firm in its offices throughout the country. These

(l to r) File Clerk Francis Smith, Secretary Sherry Owens, Associate Ambika Biggs, Resource Clerk Lorna Stockmeyer, Associate Dena Kessler, Patent Agent Michael Graham, Partner Neal Seth and Summer Associate Dale Jennings smile as they get ready for the Lawyers Have Heart 10K Run and Fun Walk.

experiences have proven that Baker Hostetler’s culture is collegial and collaborative among the partners, associates and support staff. I bonded quickly with all of the other D.C. summer associates and could not have asked for a better summer class. The summer associate program has confirmed my interest in building a career at Baker Hostetler.

—Dale JenningsWashington, D.C., Summer Associate,

The University of Pennsylvania

Engage with as many different practice areas as possible throughout the summer.

Westlaw, Lexis and DTE training prepare our summer associates to succeed in their assignments for the litigation, intellectual property,

tax, international trade and private wealth planning teams.

Summer Associates Nilesh Khatri and Sarah Ma watch the Nationals play ball.

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Clients, Matters and People

— Baker Hostetler serves as court-appointed counsel to the SIPA Trustee for the liquidation of Bernard L. Madoff Investment Securities LLC (BLMIS). Bankruptcy Partner and SIPA Trustee Irving H. Picard oversees the liquidation proceeding in collaboration with the Baker Hostetler team, which is led by Litigation Partner David J. Sheehan. The Madoff Recovery Initiative is a challenging, multi-faceted effort that requires thorough investigation of global banking practices, feeder funds and financial instruments, among countless other issues surrounding the BLMIS financial fraud.

Four years into the ongoing work, the SIPA Trustee and his Baker Hostetler counsel have had unprecedented success, having recovered or entered into agreements to recover more than $9.1 billion, representing 52 percent of the approximately $17.3 billion in principal estimated to have been lost in the Ponzi scheme. These recoveries exceed prior restitution efforts related to Ponzi schemes both in terms of dollar value and percentage of stolen funds recovered. Initial distributions to BLMIS customers to date currently total more than $1.1 billion, comprising the $330 million the SIPA Trustee has distributed from the Customer Fund and the more than $800 million in advances the SIPA Trustee has requested from the Securities Investor Protection Corporation (SIPC) and also distributed to BLMIS customers.

— Baker Hostetler represented S&P 500 client Denbury Resources, Inc., as issuer’s securities counsel in its public offering of $400 million of senior subordinated notes in an underwritten offering with six book-runners led by Bank of America Merrill Lynch. As outside general counsel to Denbury, the Firm also led the accompanying tender offers and subsequent calls for redemption of $525 million of Denbury’s outstanding senior notes. Transactions required close-order coordination of new notes offering, tender offers for two series of outstanding notes and redemption of untendered principal of those two series of notes.

— The Firm was hired by the University of Louisville Physicians to counsel the group throughout the major integration of academic

medical center faculty practice plans, including the transition of 450 physicians and more than 20 separate entities.

— Baker Hostetler was successful in reaching a partial settlement on behalf of 7,200 dairy farmers in a class action antitrust suit against Dean Foods. Dean Foods, one of the principal defendants and one of the largest milk producers in the country, agreed to a $140 million settlement.

— The Firm represented long-time client TransDigm Group Incorporated, a manufacturer of parts for commercial and military planes, in connection with its agreement to acquire AmSafe Global Holdings, Inc. for $750 million. AmSafe is the world leader in safety and securement products for the aerospace, defense and ground transportation industries. Baker Hostetler previously advised TransDigm in several acquisitions, including the acquisitions of McKecknie Aerospace Holdings, Inc. for $1.27 billion in December 2010, Schneller Holdings LLC for $288.5 million in August 2011 and Harco Laboratories, Incorporated for $84 million in December 2011.

— Baker Hostetler represented The E.W. Scripps Company in the $212 million acquisition of all the outstanding shares of the McGraw-Hill Broadcasting Company, a subsidiary of The McGraw-Hill Companies. The deal encompassed a total of nine television stations, four of which are ABC affiliates. Scripps is now the largest independent operator of ABC television stations in the country.

— A Baker Hostetler trial team is proceeding with litigation on behalf of a coalition of companies in a massive nationwide arbitration against 48 states. The arbitration involves a potential reduction of more than $1 billion in the tobacco industry’s payments for 2003 under the 1998 Master Settlement Agreement resolving states’ claims for health care costs related to tobacco use. The arbitration, which the American Lawyer called “unprecedented” in size and complexity, will involve numerous evidentiary hearings throughout 2012.

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Baker Hostetler Recruiting ContactsOffice Hiring Partner recruiting cOOrdinatOr

Chicago Ronald S. Okada, 312.416.6210, rokada@bakerlaw.com Autumn R. Coppejans, 312.416.6277, acoppejans@bakerlaw.comCincinnati Ted T. Martin, 513.929.3416, tmartin@bakerlaw.com Kimberlee P. Nickolas, 513.929.3480, knickolas@bakerlaw.comCleveland Ronald A. Stepanovic, 216.861.7397, rstepanovic@bakerlaw.com Kylie K. Wilhelmy, 216.861.7479, kwilhelmy@bakerlaw.comColumbus Daniel J. Guttman, 614.462.4740, dguttman@bakerlaw.com Jeanie M. Fulton, 614.462.4703, jfulton@bakerlaw.comDenver Paul G. Karlsgodt, 303.764.4013, pkarlsgodt@bakerlaw.com Maureen Herschberger, 303.764.4130, mherschberger@bakerlaw.comHouston Eric W. Kristiansen, 713.646.1331, ekristiansen@bakerlaw.com Yvette Wynn, 713.276.1317, ywynn@bakerlaw.comLos Angeles Bruce R. Greene, 310.442.8834, bgreene@bakerlaw.com Karleen Rogers, 310.442.8867, krogers@bakerlaw.comNew York S. Jeanine Conley, 212.589.4635, jconley@bakerlaw.com Wanda Woods, 212.589.2847, wwoods@bakerlaw.comOrlando Julie E. Singer, 407.649.4832, jsinger@bakerlaw.com Kelly K. Searcy, 407.649.3929, ksearcy@bakerlaw.comWashington, D.C. Elizabeth A. Scully, 202.861.1698, escully@bakerlaw.com Ettastine H. Williams, 202.861.1697, ewilliams@bakerlaw.comFirmwide Ronald S. Okada, 312.416.6210, rokada@bakerlaw.com Dee Driscole, 216.861.7092, ddriscole@bakerlaw.com

LEAPBaker Hostetler publishes LEAP to keep law students informed of the legal experience and associate programs (LEAP) across our Firm. If you would like to view past issues of LEAP, please visit www.leap2baker.com.

About the Baker Hostetler Diversity Fellowship Program Baker Hostetler actively recruits candidates with diverse backgrounds and perspectives to foster an inclusive workplace. As part of this long-standing commitment to diversity and attracting top candidates with diverse backgrounds, the Firm has established the Baker Hostetler Diversity Fellowship Program.

Open to any diverse second-year law student, successful applicants to the program will receive up to a $25,000 award as well as a position in the Baker Hostetler 2013 Summer Associate program. The amount of $10,000 will be paid within the first 30 days of starting in a Summer Associate position with the Firm and the remaining $15,000 is contingent upon receiving and accepting a full-time offer with the Firm, to be paid within 30 days of joining the Firm as a full-time associate.

For more information, please visit www.bakerlaw.com/diversityfellowshipprogram.

Firm Recognition

— The 2012 edition of the prestigious Chambers USA Guide: America’s Leading Lawyers for Business included 71 Baker Hostetler attorneys in 15 practice areas. The Firm received top rankings in the following practice areas: Corporate/M&A, Employee Benefits and Executive Compensation, and Labor and Employment.

— Baker Hostetler continued to climb in two recent industry rankings this year. The AmLaw 100, published in the May issue of The American Lawyer, placed Baker Hostetler at #65. In the NLJ 250, which measures headcount, the Firm ranked #51.

— The Firm ranked #32 on the 2012 Multicultural Law magazine’s list for “Top Law Firms for Women,” marking an impressive 20 spot leap from last year’s rankings. In addition, Baker Hostetler ranked #70 among the “Top 100 Law Firms for Diversity.”