Mr. Fox was a litigator in a large Wall Street law firm. After founding the firm in 1968, his practice expanded to the representation of foreign firms exporting, licensing technology, and acquiring businesses in the United States, as well as advising American companies doing business abroad.

John R. Horan has been a civil litigator in New York since 1963, first as an Assistant United States Attorney for the Southern District of New York, and thereafter in private practice.

Ezequiel A. Camerini heads the Latin American practice of the firm. He was born in Buenos Aires, Argentina, and worked as a lawyer for several years in Caracas, Venezuela. He represents U.S. and foreign clients on their business ventures throughout Latin America. […]

Mr. Arap has been active in Brazil and abroad since 1988. His practice encompasses a broad range of international business transactions, particularly those involving international players in Latin America, with particular focus on Projects, International M&A, Complex Disputes and Foreign Investments. […]

Xaviera Artaza holds an LL.B from the University of Bristol (UK) and an LL.M (Dual Concentration in International Business and Trade Law and U.S. Law) from Fordham University. Prior to Fox Horan & Camerini LLP, she was an Arbitration Intern at the United States Council for International Business (USCIB).

William M. Brodsky concentrates his practice in white-collar criminal defense and civil litigation. A former Assistant United States Attorney in the District of Columbia and the Eastern District of New York. […]

David C. Camerini, a member of the Latin American practice of the firm, worked for several years with a large Buenos Aires law firm with a focus on domestic and cross-border mergers and acquisitions and financing transactions in the telecommunications and publishing industries.

Mr. Casalins has been a member of the Latin American practice of the firm.  He focuses on multi-jurisdictional corporate, commercial, restructuring, tax planning and intellectual property matters for closely held multinational corporate groups, and advises non-U.S. clients on their business ventures in the United States. 

Italian by birth, Annie Borello Fiorilla di Santa Croce was educated in Italy, France and the United States. Drawn to the challenges presented by international transactions, she has practiced law in Europe, South and North America focusing on transnational legal matters.

Rafael A. Ginebra was born in Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic, and is active in the Latin American and corporate practice of the firm, advising both U.S. and European clients on their business ventures in Latin America, and Latin American and other foreign clients on their U.S. and other international transactions.

Shaelyn Gambino Morrison is a senior associate in the firm’s litigation, arbitration, and mediation practice group.  Ms. Gambino Morrison’s practice focuses on complex civil litigation and white-collar criminal defense.

Michael F. Johnston advises, for the most part, wealthy foreign individuals and families, and his practice covers a wide range of areas, including trusts and estates, corporate, financial and real estate law.

William Kaplan has broad experience in the fields of transactional real estate and real estate finance. He represents corporate and institutional clients and individual real estate entrepreneurs. 

Kathleen M. Kundar has handled business disputes relating to international transactions throughout her career.  Her lawyering began as in house counsel with a major international grain   corporation and continued with FH&C as a business and commercial litigator assisting clients from Europe, South America and Asia.  

Eric began his career as a general practitioner in his home region of Downeast Maine.  He joined FH&C in 1998.  Here he has continued to practice as a generalist, with extensive experience litigating commercial disputes in state and federal courts and before arbitral forums in the U.S. and abroad, as well as advising the firm’s European and Latin American clients on their U.S.-related business operations.

Dario Nolasco’s practice focuses on corporate and transactional matters.  He is a seasoned negotiator with an extensive history of structuring, documenting, and closing complex transactions.

Norman J. Resnicow’s many years of distinguished cross-border and U.S. transactional practice experience were recognized by his being named the 2016 Recipient of the Award for Attorney Professionalism by the New York State Bar Association. 

Mr. Saenz Valiente has been a member of the firm’s Latin American corporate team since 2015 and is focused on multi-jurisdictional corporate, tax and estate planning, as well as general cross border corporate and commercial matters. He also assists the firm’s litigation team in cross border matters.

Spencer C. Serling is a 2021 graduate of Tulane University Law School, where he was a Managing Editor of the Sports Lawyers Journal. During law school, Mr. Serling was a Legal Extern with the National Labor Relations Board, a Corporate Legal Intern with the National Football League and an Intern with the New York State Office of the Attorney General.

Peter S. Twombly is a business lawyer with over 30 years of experience practicing in the areas of corporate, commercial and finance law. Prior to joining Fox Horan & Camerini LLP, he was a partner in a large regional law firm and a member of the firm’s corporate and securities law practice group.

Mr. Urquia is an international corporate/commercial lawyer whose practice centers on representing U.S. and foreign clients in corporate transactions, mergers, joint ventures, acquisitions, and foreign law issues in the United States, Spain and throughout Latin America, and private equity and hedge fund investments throughout the world. 

Kenneth K. Yoon practices tax law and also serves on the firm’s Management Committee.