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Roger A. Burlingame focuses his practice on white collar criminal defense, internal investigations, regulatory enforcement matters and related civil litigation. A former high-ranking prosecutor for the U.S. Department of Justice and seasoned trial lawyer, Mr. Burlingame defends individual and corporate clients based primarily in the UK, Europe, the Middle East and Africa (EMEA) from cross-border U.S. government investigations. He routinely serves as lead defense counsel in high-profile investigations relating to fraud, collusion, manipulation and abuse in the financial markets, Foreign Corrupt Practice Act (FCPA) violations and other bribery prosecutions, as well as money laundering, tax evasion, and asset forfeiture. Mr. Burlingame also advises companies on corporate governance and compliance matters.
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Consistently recognized as the leading lawyer for UK and EMEA-based clients facing U.S. government criminal and regulatory investigations, Mr. Burlingame is ranked by Chambers UK for Financial Crime: Individuals (2023) and has been described as \"the go-to guy for any case with a U.S. angle\". Whoâ€™s Who Legal Investigations 2020 raves \"investigations lawyers do not come any better than Roger Burlingame\", with Chambers UK 2020-2023 noting that \"he really fights for clients and gets great results\", and \"he is an excellent lawyer\" who \"maintains a stellar reputation for his expertise in cross- border white-collar matters with a U.S. dimension\". The Legal 500 UK ranks him as a Leading Individual for Fraud: White Collar Crime (2022-2023), describing him as \"a seasoned and very experienced litigator in financial crime cases\", with \"superb client skills and is excellent on extradition\" (2020). The Legal 500 UK also lists him as a key lawyer for Regulatory Investigations and Corporate Crime (2023). Also ranked by Chambers High Net Worth 2021, peers comment: \"if we ever were conflicted out, Roger would be my first call. He is at the top of any list for representing high net worth individuals\"; \"[he is] very good at handling the dynamics of complex financial crime matters\"; \"[Burlingame] is a zealous advocate for his clients and he always has his clients' best interests at heart\".
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As a prosecutor, Mr. Burlingame served as Chief of the Public Integrity Section and Senior Trial Counsel in the Business and Securities Fraud Section at the U.S. Department of Justice (as an Assistant U.S. Attorney in the Criminal Division of the U.S. Attorney's Office for the Eastern District of New York). In these roles, he led and supervised scores of white-collar criminal matters, including bribery/FCPA investigations, securities, tax, corporate, healthcare and accounting frauds, and collusive market practices cases. Mr. Burlingame also led and oversaw mutual legal assistance treaty requests and extraditions.
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For his work at the Department of Justice, Mr. Burlingame won numerous awards, including the New York City Bar Associationâ€™s Henry L. Stimson Medal, presented annually to the top federal prosecutor in each of New Yorkâ€™s two U.S. Attorneyâ€™s Offices, the Federal Law Enforcement Foundationâ€™s \"Investigator of the Year\" award and the Council of Inspectors General \"Excellence in Investigation\" award.
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Mr. Burlingame is an active contributor to the legal community, frequently speaking at conferences and authoring articles on defending clients from cross-border government investigations. His writing has appeared in publications such as The New York Law Journal; Global Investigations Review; Law 360; The European, Middle Eastern and African Investigations Review; Fraud Intelligence and Bloomberg BNA. For many years, Mr. Burlingame also taught a seminar in U.S. federal prosecution at New York University School of Law.
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Billionaire Chinese Real Estate Developer Zhang Li against U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) bribery charges in the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of San Francisco.

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The Global Head of Trading and Investment Banking at a German-based global investment bank in a DOJ investigation of an alleged $10 billion fraud and money laundering scheme.

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UK-based futures trader Navinder Sarao against DOJ market manipulation charges in the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Illinois alleging that Sarao caused the 2010 â€œFlash Crash,\" a trillion-dollar market event.

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A UK-based former professional football player against fraud and money laundering charges in the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York.

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The U.S.-based co-founder and CEO of Signature Bank in enforcement and civil matters arising from the bankâ€™s 2023 seizure by the FDIC.

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The former CEO of a Portuguese international investment advisory firm against charges in the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of Florida alleging the laundering of $1.2 billion.

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The Israeli-based founder and owner of a premier online cryptocurrency casino in a DOJ money laundering, tax evasion and gaming investigation.

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A UK-based former senior media executive against DOJ sanctions charges in the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York.

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A co-founder and former Alameda Research executive in the DOJ investigation of FTX and Sam Bankman-Fried.

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The India-based Chairman of an NYSE-traded solar power company in DOJ and U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) bribery and securities fraud investigations.

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The London-based head of sales and finance at multiple top fine art galleries against DOJ charges in the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York alleging an $85 million art fraud.

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The Hong Kong-based former CEO of Wealth and Investment at a global UK-based bank in a DOJ investigation into money laundering and Foreign Corrupt Practices Act (FCPA) violations.

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A Hong Kong-based broker for a cryptocurrency hedge fund in simultaneous investigations by the DOJ, CFTC, SEC and the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS).

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A U.S.-based stock trader against federal criminal market manipulation, money laundering and tax evasion charges in the U.S. District Court for the District of New Jersey, as well as parallel asset forfeiture and SEC enforcement actions based on the use of novel liquidity arbitrage strategies in U.S. securities markets.

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A multi-billion dollar Bahamian-based trust and its trustees in a DOJ money laundering and sanctions evasion investigation.

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The London-based, billionaire founder of a cryptocurrency exchange from the UK, U.S., and international criminal and regulatory effects of a Chinese government prosecution of the exchange.

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A UK-based commodities futures trader against criminal spoofing, wire and commodities fraud charges in the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Illinois, and a parallel CFTC enforcement action in the same district.

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The owners of Monaco-based global oil services company against criminal charges in the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of Texas alleging conspiracy to bribe government officials in nine CIS, Middle Eastern and African countries.

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The CEO and founder of an asset management company with $50 billion under management in a DOJ asset forfeiture action relating to a $630 million embezzlement scheme.

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The former EMEA Head of the Portfolio Solutions Group for State Street bank against charges in the U.S. District Court for the District of Massachusetts alleging a $15 million wire and securities fraud.

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The director of a UK-based affiliate of the largest internet prescription drug distributor to the U.S., against felony misbranding, money laundering and smuggling charges in the U.S. District of Montana.

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An ultra-high-net-worth businessman based in a CIS country in obtaining delisting from U.S. and EU sanctions.

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The Dubai-based owner of one of Africaâ€™s largest trading companies in a DOJ investigation into alleged sanctions and FCPA violations.

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The regional head of Financial Crime and Compliance and several team members at a UK- based global bank pursuant to an investigation by several U.S. authorities into possible sanctions violations and money laundering related transaction monitoring issues.

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The former CEO for Eurasia for a Swedish telecom company targeted in U.S., Swiss, Swedish and Dutch investigations into alleged bribery in Uzbekistan.

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A portfolio manager for a leading UK hedge fund with more than $7 billion in assets under management in an internal investigation into spoofing.

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The UK-based former head of prime services at a global bank in a DOJ antitrust investigation.

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The former regional CEO of a UK-based global bank in a joint DOJ SEC investigation into potential FCPA violations stemming from the bank's Asia-Pacific hiring practices.

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An ultra-high-net-worth African businessman in obtaining removal from U.S. and UK sanctions lists for alleged corruption.

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The Dubai-based owners of multinational mining, media, technology and other companies in seeking U.S. sanctions de-listing and defending investigations by U.S., South African and other criminal authorities into an alleged multi-billion-dollar bribery scheme.

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The Global Head of Corporate and Investment Banking at a French global investment bank in a DOJ investigation into alleged Foreign Corrupt Practices Act violations in securing investments from North African sovereign investment authority.

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A UK-based principal in a venture capital fund with over $100 billion under management in defending allegations of engaging in a short and distort stock manipulation scheme.

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Several employees of investment banks in response to an investigation by the DOJ, SEC and CFTC into alleged LIBOR manipulation in relation to the U.S. dollar and other currencies in an investigation being conducted by the DOJ, SFO and the SEC into possible FCPA violations arising out of certain Southeast Asian projects.

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The board of directors of a Swiss bank in conducting an internal investigation in response to DOJ investigation into tax evasion and resolving the same.

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A former officer of a global mining and exploration company in an investigation being conducted by the DOJ, SFO and the SEC into possible FCPA violations arising out of certain Southeast Asian projects.

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Numerous UK- and Dubai-based commodities traders in DOJ, CFTC and Chicago Mercantile Exchange (CME) investigations into manipulative trading and spoofing.

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The Audit Committee of a European pharmaceutical company in conducting an internal investigation into operations in Eastern Europe, in connection with alleged FCPA, accounting and antitrust violations.

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Multiple UK-based auditors employed by a global media company in a DOJ investigation into FCPA violations in China.

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A UK-based U.S. Treasury trader in a DOJ & CFTC investigation into alleged spoofing.

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The Head of Treasury for a French global bank in a DOJ investigation into LIBOR manipulation.

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A senior sales executive at a global waste management company in investigations by DOJ and Ecuadorian authorities into money laundering and corruption.

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Several index derivative traders for global investment banks in DOJ and UK Serious Fraud Office (SFO) investigations into alleged collusion, market manipulation and fraud.

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The head of UK-based precious metal futures trading desk in inquiries by the DOJ, CFTC and CME into alleged spoofing and market manipulation.

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The CEO of a Swiss asset management company in a DOJ investigation into tax evasion.

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Numerous complex derivatives brokers in investigations by the SFO, the New York Attorney General and the CFTC relating to fraud and market manipulation.

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Numerous London-based foreign exchange traders at global investment banks in response to a DOJ investigation into alleged market manipulation.

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A London-based trader in an investigation by the DOJ's fraud and antitrust sections and the SEC into collusion in the Sub-Sovereign and Agency bond market.

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The head of private wealth management for a global investment bank in a Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (FINRA) inquiry into insider trading.

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Multiple derivative traders for French global investment banks in DOJ investigations into market manipulation allegations.

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A U.S.-based futures trader charged with commodities fraud and spoofing in the Southern District of Texas and a parallel CFTC enforcement action.

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A UK resident targeted in a DOJ tax investigation of an alleged multi-billion-dollar tax fraud.

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A London-based hedge fund founder targeted in an SEC insider trading investigation.

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An ultra-high-net-worth Swiss citizen in a DOJ investigation into tax evasion.

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Multiple current and former employees of a UK-based global bank in a DOJ investigation into alleged violations of U.S. sanctions on Iran.

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A former senior executive in private wealth management for an Israeli bank in a DOJ investigation into tax evasion in Switzerland.

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An ultra high-net-worth Gulf state businessman in obtaining removal of an improper Interpol Red Notice and curing its collateral consequences.

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A China-based U.S.-businessman in a DOJ investigation of alleged violations of U.S. sanctions on North Korea.

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Numerous Dubai-based individuals at a UK-based global bank pursuant to an investigation by DOJ and several other U.S. authorities into violations of the Iranian sanctions regime.

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Multiple UK and Ireland-based former employees of a U.S.-based global payments company in a DOJ money laundering and wire fraud investigation.

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The London-based head of a global sales desk for a multinational bank in a DOJ investigation into fraud and market manipulation concerning the alleged leak of confidential information to a major hedge fund.

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A senior executive of a global UK engineering company in response to allegations of bribery relating to the procurement of overseas contracts.

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Investigations, Sovereign Counsel Series WebinarÂ â€“ Virtual (September 2021)
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Panel on Recent Trials, 9th White Collar Crime Institute -Â Virtual (January, 2021)

Extradition in Business Crime Cases, 4th Annual 33 Chancery Lane Business Crime Conference â€“ London (November, 2019)

Money Laundering: Has the US Hammer Gone Global?, ABA White Collar Crime Institute â€“ London (October, 2019)

Financial Institutions Enforcement, Cambridge Forums â€“ New York (May 2019)

Chair, Global Forum on Protecting the Wealthy, Their Assets & Advisors, Cambridge Forums - Surrey (February, 2019)

Expert Testimony â€“ House of Lords' Select Committee on Bribery Act, Palace of Westminster â€“ London (November, 2018)

The Special Relationship with the USA: An Extradition Case Study, Annual DELF Conference â€“ London (September, 2018)

Corporate Crime: Educating the Board; Defending the Company & Its Directors, Company Secretary Forum â€“ London (November, 2017)

Outward View on International Corruption, Transatlantic General Counsel Summit â€“ London (June, 2017)

Combating Market Misconduct â€“ What Needs to be Done?, ABA White Collar Crime Institute â€“ London (October, 2016)

Navigating Cross-border Investigations â€“ UK and U.S. Perspectives, WebinarÂ - London (June, 2016)

Financial Institutions Enforcement, Cambridge Forums â€“ Connecticut (May, 2016)

Conflicting Compliance: When Foreign Laws Are at Odds with Anti-Corruption Compliance under the FCPA and UK Bribery Act, SCCE European Compliance & Ethics Institute â€“ Prague (March, 2016)

The Art of Conducting Effective Investigations in High Risk Markets, C5 Anti-Corruption Conference â€“ London, (June, 2015)

An International Conundrum: Conducting an Internal Investigation on Behalf of a Multinational Organization, New York Law Journal Webinar â€“ New-York (November, 2014)

Collateral Consequences â€“ It's Not Over When You Think Itâ€™s Over, ABA White Collar Crime Institute â€“ London (October, 2014)

Expert Testimony â€“ House of Lordâ€™s Select Committee on UK/US Extradition, Palace of Westminster â€“ London (July, 2014)

Responding to the New Corruption Landscape, C5 Anti-Corruption Conference â€“ London (June, 2014)

US-UK Extradition - An Inside Perspective, Extradition Lawyers Association â€“ London (June, 2014)

Deferred Prosecution Agreements in Practice, Fraud Lawyers Association â€“ London (June, 2014)

Deferred Prosecution Agreements, QEB Hollis Whiteman â€“ London (January, 2014)

Theft of Identity and Impersonation â€“ Who are You Dealing With?, Cambridge International Symposium on Economic Crime â€“ Cambridge (September, 2013)

Cross Border Jurisdictional Fraud, The Fraud Lawyers Association â€“ London (July, 2013)

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UK Refusal Of US Extradition Request May Set New Standard - March 17, 2025, Law360
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Cross-Border Investigations: Navigating International Requirements, ICLG: Corporate Investigations 2023 Seventh Edition - January 16, 2023
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Cross-Border Investigations: Navigating International Requirements (Update - January 2022) - January 05, 2022

The Anti-Bribery and Anti-Corruption Review: United Kingdom - England & Wales - December 20, 2021

2nd Circ. Ruling May Help Foreign Nationals Fight Extradition- August 18, 2021
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New York Appellate Court Decision Offers Guidance for Investors who Comment Publicly on Stocks in Which They Have a Financial Interest - February 15, 2021

USA Chapter, International Comparative Legal Guide to Corporate Investigations 2021 - January 08, 2021

Cross-Border Investigations: Navigating International Requirements - January 08, 2021

Navigating Multi-Jurisdictional Investigations â€“ A Perspective from the US, UK and France â€“ December 16, 2020Â  Â

USA Chapter, International Comparative Legal Guide to Corporate Investigations 2020Â â€“ January 21, 2020
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How the New French Guidance on Deferred Prosecution Eligibility Affects Settlement Negotiations â€“ November 19, 2019

The Global Perspective: Trends in White Collar Defense and InvestigationsÂ â€“ January 2019,Â Lawdragon
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The International Comparative Legal Guide to Corporate Investigations 2019Â â€“ January 2019,Â The International Comparative Legal Guide
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The Sea Change Across the Pond: UK Privilege in Internal Investigations Remains in Flux â€“ March 2018,Â New York Law Journal
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Securities Regulation and Investigations across EMEA â€“ June 2017,Â The European, Middle Eastern and African Investigations Review, Global Investigations Review
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Understanding Privilege In UK Internal Investigations â€“ May 2017,Â Law360 Expert Analysis
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Recent U.K. Decision Jeopardizes U.S. Privilege Assertions for Witness InterviewsÂ â€“ January 2017,Â New York Law Journal
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Weighing a UK self-report? Consider the US DOJ â€“ October 2016,Â Fraud Intelligence
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The U.K.'s Whistleblower Champion Regime: America's Champion â€“ January 2016,Â Bloomberg BNA

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Also list if the attorney had any titles in such law reviews or journals, like Articles Editor for example. Return this entire extracted list of law reviews and journals, and associated titles, as an array. If no law reviews or journals are found, return an empty array.'\r\n'undergraduate_school' => 'Extract the attorney\\'s undergraduate degree-granting school, college, university, or institution. This is probably the institution from where they received a bachelors degree. If their undergraduate degree was an LLB listed for their law school above, return an empty string. If no undergraduate schools are found, return an empty string.',\r\n'undergraduate_school_graduation_year' => 'Extract the year in which attorney received their undergraduate degree from the undergraduate school above. If not found, return an empty string.',\r\n'undergraduate_specialty' => 'Extract the specialties or majors that are listed for the undergraduate degree (e.g. economics, computer science, etc.) This does not include degree type, like B.S., Bachelor of Arts or Science degree, etc. List the specialties or majors as an array. If not found, return an empty string.',\r\n'PhD_school' => 'If this attorney has a PhD, Extract the educational institution from which they received it. If not found, return an empty string.',\r\n'PhD_subject' => 'If this attorney has a PhD, list the educational institution from which they received it. If not found, return an empty string.',\r\n'Masters_degree_school' => 'If this attorney has a masters degree, extract the educational institution from which they received it. But do not list schools from which the attorney received an LL.M. degree or a masters in law. If no masters degree schools are found, return an empty string. ',\r\n'Masters_degree_subject' => 'If the attorney has a masters degree, extract the subject or area of study of the masters. The subject area may be in the degree itself, such as an M.Div, which is a masters in Divinity. But do not include subjects for LL.M. degrees or masters in law degrees. DO NOT include honors or latin honors (e.g. cum laude, summa cum laude) in your answer. List subjects as array. If no masters degree subjects are found, return an empty string.',\r\n'MBA_School' => 'If the attorney has a Masters in Business Administration, extract the name of the business school from which they received it. If not found, return an empty string.',\r\n'MD_school' => 'If the attorney has an MD (Doctor of Medicine) or DO (Doctor of Osteopathy) degree, extract the name of the medical school from which they received it. If not found, return an empty string.',\r\n'llm_in_tax_law_school' =>  'If the attorney has an masters in laws (LLM) degree, specializing in tax, extract the name of the law school from which they received it. If not found, return an empty string.',\r\n'Other_LLM_school' => 'If the attorney has an masters in laws (LLM) degree, but not one that specializes in tax, extract the name of the law school from which they received it. If not found, return an empty string.',\r\n'bar_and_court_admissions' => 'Extract EVERY explicit admission to practice (bar + court/agency) anywhere in the page. Include bar jurisdictions (states/provinces/territories/countries) and court/agency admissions (e.g., U.S. Supreme Court, Courts of Appeals with circuit, District/Bankruptcy/Tax/Federal Claims courts with district, USPTO, tribal/military/foreign courts). For UK attorneys, specify whether they are a solicitor, barrister, advocate, or any combination if available; for Canada, specify the province or territory; for Australia, specify the state or territory and whether they are admitted as a solicitor or barrister. Pull items under headings like \u201cAdmissions,\u201d \u201cBar Admissions,\u201d \u201cCourt Admissions,\u201d or similar, and treat each
 or clearly separated entry as one item. Do not infer from memberships/education. Exclude governments as parties, and strip years and dates. Output a deduplicated array of exact admission strings; if none, return []. ',\r\n'Clerkships' => 'Extract every judicial or court clerkship held by this attorney, regardless of where it appears in the biography (including in lists of prior employment or mixed professional experience). Treat any role containing the word \u201cclerk,\u201d \u201cclerkship,\u201d \u201cjudicial law clerk,\u201d \u201claw clerk,\u201d or similar as a clerkship. For each clerkship, return the name of the court as an array item; if the biography provides the judge\u2019s name, DO NOT include it in your answer. Include clerkships in federal courts (including bankruptcy courts), state courts, appellate courts, supreme courts, magistrate judges, and any foreign courts. Do not skip clerkships that appear in long court titles. If no clerkships are found, return an empty string.',\r\n'Clerkships_with_judge' => 'Extract every judicial or court clerkship held by this attorney, regardless of where it appears in the biography (including in lists of prior employment or mixed professional experience). Treat any role containing the word \u201cclerk,\u201d \u201cclerkship,\u201d \u201cjudicial law clerk,\u201d \u201claw clerk,\u201d or similar as a clerkship. For each clerkship, return the name of the court as an array item; if the biography provides the judge\u2019s name, include it in parentheses after the court name, and if no judge is named, return only the court. Include clerkships in federal courts (including bankruptcy courts), state courts, appellate courts, supreme courts, magistrate judges, and any foreign courts. Do not skip clerkships that lack judge names or that appear in long court titles. If no clerkships are found, return an empty string.',\r\n'Memberships' => 'Extract any organizations the attorney a member of. List them as an array, with the attorney's role if available. If no memberships or organizations are listed, return an empty string.',\r\n'clients' => 'Extract the attorney's clients that are explicitly NAMED in the source code. You MUST review EVERY section (including explicit client lists, narrative biography, representative matters, experience, and news articles/titles) and then MERGE the results; do not stop after finding clients in any one section. If a list of representative matters or experience is present, extract NAMED clients from this list, and ignore any clients who are described in the list but who are not explicitly named in the list. Only include a client from the list of representative matters/experience or any other section if its name appears verbatim in the list and if the list clearly identifies the client as a real person, business, company, organization, or government entity. Do NOT include general descriptions, categories, roles, or descriptors that are not proper names (for example: \"Fortune 50 company\", \"medical billing company\", \"global bank\", \"mayoral candidate\", \"pharmacy\", \"trade association\", \"energy company\", or similar phrases). As an overarching rule, if the client is not identified by a proper name, do not include it. When pulling clients from lists of representative matters/experience and news articles, include clients which are named and which are implied to be represented by this attorney, their team or firm, and exclude parties adverse to such clients, opposing such clients, or on the other side of a case, deal or transaction from such clients. For example, if the representative matter/experience or news article's title mentions a lending transaction with both the lender and borrower, and the attorney or their team or firm represented the lender, do not list the borrower. If a litigation case is listed, do not assume that the lawyer represented the plaintiff. Use context or other language in the text to determine which party was represented by the attorney. If a matter lists the government as one party, assume the attorney represented the other named party and include that party if it is specifically named and not anonymous. As another example, if the representative matter/experience is a litigation case, and it is written that the attorney represented the defense (or \"defended\" his client), extract the defendant named in the case title. List all named clients as a deduplicated array of NAMES copied directly from the source text. Omit unnamed parties and anonymous parties and never guess identities. If no named clients are explicitly named anywhere in the source code, return an empty string.',\r\n'industries' => 'Extract ONLY industries/industry sectors or client-type categories explicitly named in the source code (especially, but not exclusively, under headings like \u201cIndustries,\u201d \u201cPractices & Industries,\u201d or in /industries/ links). Include items like \u201cSports,\u201d \u201cHealthcare & Life Sciences,\u201d \u201cTechnology,\u201d \u201cInfrastructure,\u201d \u201cPrivate Equity,\u201d etc. EXCLUDE practice areas, services, or deal/matter types (e.g., \u201cMergers & Acquisitions,\u201d \u201cPrivate Equity M&A,\u201d \u201cacquisitions,\u201d \u201cinvestments,\u201d \u201cdivestitures,\u201d \u201cjoint ventures,\u201d \u201cfinancing,\u201d \u201crestructurings\u201d). Return a deduplicated array of industry/client-type names as written. If none are explicitly named, return empty array.',\r\n'languages' => 'Extract the languages in which the attorney is fluent. List them as an array.',\r\n'Accolades' => 'Extract any accolades, awards, or other special recognitions this attorney has received, such as rankings in Chambers guides (like Chambers & Partners, Chambers Gobal, or Chambers Asia-Pacific), the Legal500 list, and SuperLawyers, among others. The accolades should be specific to this attorney or their work, not generalized to their practice or their firm. List these accolades as an array. If no accolades are listed, return an empty string.',\r\n'pro_bono_activities' => 'Extract the attorney's pro bono, community service, and volunteer activities, as well as any non-profit, ngo, community service organizations the attorney may be involved with. If a description of the work is provided, include that. List them as an array',\r\n'thought_leadership' => 'Extract ALL professional thought leadership attributed to this attorney in their narrative bio and in all \"Insights,\" \"Publications,\" \"Events,\" and similar sections. This includes all items with their authorship/co-authorship/speaking/hosting credit/(byline \u201cauthor,\u201d \"co-author,\" \u201cpresenter,\u201d \u201cspeaker,\u201d \u201cpanelist,\u201d \u201cwebinar,\u201d \u201cpodcast,\u201d \u201cblog,\u201d \u201carticle,\u201d \u201cpublication,\u201d \u201cchapter,\u201d \u201cCLE,\u201d etc.). This also includes any items that do not include their byline or credit, but which are implied to involve the attorney (for example, by being listed in a section on their profile for \"Insights,\" \"Podcasts,\" \"Events,\" \"Media,\" \"Thought Leadership,\" \"Webinars, etc.). If a \u201cNews\u201d or \u201cInsights\u201d section mixes third party news ABOUT this attorney, include only items implied to the attorney as creator/presenter. List each as \"Title (URL)\" when a link is present, otherwise just the title. Add base domain to relative links. Also include the publication, event/program, and date after the title if these are available. Return [] if none.'\r\n'adverse_parties' => 'Review all the source code, including the narrative bio and list of representative matters, and list EVERY identifiable and NAMED party that is adverse to this attorney\u2019s clients: litigation opponents and transaction counterparties (buyer vs seller, lender vs borrower, landlord vs tenant, licensor vs licensee, insurer vs insured, issuer vs underwriter/investor, etc.). You MUST pull from all sections in the source code - explicit lists of clients, the narrative biography, listed representative matters, or in news articles listed for this attorney, or the titles thereof. In M&A, if the attorney represented the buyer/acquirer, DO NOT list the acquired target as adverse (since it becomes the client); instead list only the selling side (seller, stockholders, founders, or divesting company). If the attorney represented the seller/target, list the buyer/acquirer. Use cues like \u201cto/with/from/against,\u201d \u201csale to/by,\u201d \u201cacquisition from/by,\u201d \u201cmerger with,\u201d \u201cfinanced by/loan to/from/credit facility with.\u201d In the attorney represented the owner or owning entity of a subsidiary/portfolio company (for example in the case of a restructuring or lending transaction), DO NOT list the subsidiary/portfolio company as adverse; Do not list governments/agencies/courts. Only include an adverse party if its name appears verbatim in the source code and clearly identifies a real person, business, company, organization, or government entity. Do NOT include general descriptions, categories, roles, or descriptors that are not proper names (for example: \"Fortune 50 company\", \"medical billing company\", \"global bank\", \"mayoral candidate\", \"pharmacy\", \"trade association\", \"energy company\", or similar phrases). If the text does not contain the adverse party's name, do not include it. Output a deduplicated array of exact names; omit unnamed parties and never guess.'\r\n 'affinity_groups' => 'Extract ALL affinity/identity-based organizations the attorney is affiliated with on the page, even if under generic headings like \u201cAssociations,\u201d \u201cMemberships,\u201d \u201cAffiliations,\u201d \u201cCommunities,\u201d or \u201cOrganizations.\u201d Check all sections of the source code. Include all bar or professional association whose name signals an identity/affinity or civil-rights focus (e.g., words like Black/African-American/AAPI/Asian/South Asian/Pacific Islander/Hispanic/Latino/Native/Indigenous/LGBT/LGBTQ/Queer/Women/Gender/Disability/Veteran/Jewish/Muslim/Christian/Hindu/Sikh/Interfaith/Civil Rights/Minority/Diversity/Inclusion). Exclude purely general trade/professional groups without such identity focus. Return a deduplicated array of exact organization names; if none, return empty array.'"]}


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Sophia Yi-Hun Kim is an associate in Dechertâ€™s global finance and real estate group where she focuses her practice on structured finance matters with a particular emphasis on asset-backed finance and securitization.
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Prior to joining Dechert, Ms. Kim was an associate at another national law firm advising clients on corporate transactions relating to the financing of loan and servicing rights, asset purchases and sales and other structured finance matters as well as private equity and M&A transactions.
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During law school, Ms. Kim served as a judicial intern for the Honorable Rukhsanah Singh, U.S.M.J. at the U.S. District Court for the District of New Jersey.
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\n      Resources relating to Sophia Yi-Hun Kim\n    ","instructions":["'first_name' => 'Extract only the attorney\\'s first name.',\r\n'middle_name' => 'Extract only the attorney\\'s middle name or middle initial, as it is presented. If not found, return an empty string.',\r\n'surname' => 'Extract the attorney\u2019s last name or family name',\r\n'email' => 'Extract a valid email address for the profiled attorney. If not found, return an empty string.',\r\n'title' => 'Extract the profiled attorney\\'s job title. Ensure it is properly capitalized.The attorney can have multiple titles, in which case list them all as an array. If no title is found, return an empty array.',\r\n'location' => 'Extract the office name or city name in which this attorney works, as it is listed. The attorney may work out of two offices, in which case both should be listed. List them as an array.',\r\n'direct_phone_no_1' => 'Extract the direct office phone number listed for this attorney. If multiple phone numbers are listed, select the one that is their direct line, not the main or central office number, nor a fax number. If the attorney works out of two offices and has a direct line for each office, list the first here. If a direct line is unavailable, but a main or central office number is listed with an extension, list that number followed by EXT and the extension number',\r\n'direct_phone_no_2' => 'Extract the second direct office phone number listed for this attorney, if it exists. If multiple direct phone numbers are listed because the attorney works out of two office, select the second number \u2013 not the one listed in the prior item. Select only a number that is the attorney\u2019s direct line, not the main or central office number, nor a fax number.',\r\n'image_url' => 'Extract the URL for the attorney\u2019s image file',\r\n'linkedIn' => 'Extract the URL for the attorney\u2019s LinkedIn profile, if it is listed. If not found, return an empty string.',\r\n'narrative_description' => 'Extract and combine all sections that provide a narrative overview of the attorney\u2019s biography and general work experience. Do not paraphrase, summarize, or omit information. Include the Biography/Bio section(s) and also include any Experience section that contains narrative descriptions of work (including sections structured as practice-area headings followed by descriptive paragraphs, e.g., \"Aging Services\" + paragraph text, \"Dental\" + paragraph text, etc.). Preserve headings and the order of content as it appears; you may convert embedded highlights into bullet points only if it helps preserve (not reduce) the information. EXCLUDE: any section (or subsection) that exclusively lists specific representative matters / representative experience items (typically a list of discrete matters, case captions like \"X v. Y\", deal/transaction bullet points, dated entries, courts/dockets, or similar itemized matter lists). If an Experience (or other) section contains BOTH narrative description AND a separate list of specific matters, include the narrative paragraphs/headings but omit the itemized matter list. Return the combined narrative text only. If no narrative bio or general-experience narrative exists, return an empty string.',\r\n'representative_matters' => 'Extract ALL representative matters (such as litigation cases, verdicts, transactions, or deals) that are listed as well any available descriptions of them, in both specified lists of representative matters, experience, and work highlights, as well as in the biographical text and list of news articles. If news articles for this attorney identify cases or transactions that can be inferred to be the work product of this attorney, include those matters as well. List the representative matters and their available descriptions as an array. Only pull from the text and do not paraphrase or make anything up. If no representative matters are found, return an empty string.',\r\n'news' => 'Extract news items ABOUT this attorney (not authored by them): e.g., firm/industry press releases, announcements, awards, rankings, deal/case results naming them, media coverage quoting or profiling them. List each item as \"Title (URL)\". If a \u201cNews\u201d section mixes authored content, include ONLY items that are clearly about the attorney or the firm, not implied to be authored by the attorney. Add base domain to relative links. Return an empty array [] if none.',\r\n'practice_areas' => 'Extract all the practice areas (aka departments, specialties, capabilities, services areas, areas of focus, etc.), if any, that are listed as ones that this attorney specializes in. Return them as an array. If not found, return an empty string.',\r\n'law_school' => 'Extract the law school attorney attended. This is for their primary law degree, usually a JD, LLB, or, in the absence of those, the earliest LLM listed or the institution where they received an undergraduate law degree. If not found, return an empty string.',\r\n'law_school_graduation_year' => 'Extract the year in which the attorney received their degree from the law school above (what year did they graduate?) If not found, return an empty string.',\r\n'law_school_honors' => 'Extract all honors this attorney received in or during law school. You must review all education and credentials sections that list their law degree AND ALSO the narrative bio, as well as all other sectiosn. These honors include: latin honors (cum laude, summa cum laude, magna cum laude); school specific honors (e.g. James Kent Scholars at Columbia Law); regular honors designations (e.g. Dean\u2019s List, High Honors, etc.); Order of the Coif; course prizes (such as book awards, CALI Awards, American Jurisprudence Awards, or course awards); membership in phi kappa phi; scholarships and fellowships; moot court awards; trial advocacy awards; best oralis; brief-writing honors or other writing honors; pro bono or service distinctions; commencement prizes and medals; or other types of academic law school honors (but list them specifically - do not list them as \"other honors\". Return this entire extracted list of specific honors as an array. If no honors are found, return an empty array.',   \r\n'law_journals' =>' Extract any law reviews or law journals listed for the attorney's time in law school. Also list if the attorney had any titles in such law reviews or journals, like Articles Editor for example. Return this entire extracted list of law reviews and journals, and associated titles, as an array. If no law reviews or journals are found, return an empty array.'\r\n'undergraduate_school' => 'Extract the attorney\\'s undergraduate degree-granting school, college, university, or institution. This is probably the institution from where they received a bachelors degree. If their undergraduate degree was an LLB listed for their law school above, return an empty string. If no undergraduate schools are found, return an empty string.',\r\n'undergraduate_school_graduation_year' => 'Extract the year in which attorney received their undergraduate degree from the undergraduate school above. If not found, return an empty string.',\r\n'undergraduate_specialty' => 'Extract the specialties or majors that are listed for the undergraduate degree (e.g. economics, computer science, etc.) This does not include degree type, like B.S., Bachelor of Arts or Science degree, etc. List the specialties or majors as an array. If not found, return an empty string.',\r\n'PhD_school' => 'If this attorney has a PhD, Extract the educational institution from which they received it. If not found, return an empty string.',\r\n'PhD_subject' => 'If this attorney has a PhD, list the educational institution from which they received it. If not found, return an empty string.',\r\n'Masters_degree_school' => 'If this attorney has a masters degree, extract the educational institution from which they received it. But do not list schools from which the attorney received an LL.M. degree or a masters in law. If no masters degree schools are found, return an empty string. ',\r\n'Masters_degree_subject' => 'If the attorney has a masters degree, extract the subject or area of study of the masters. The subject area may be in the degree itself, such as an M.Div, which is a masters in Divinity. But do not include subjects for LL.M. degrees or masters in law degrees. DO NOT include honors or latin honors (e.g. cum laude, summa cum laude) in your answer. List subjects as array. If no masters degree subjects are found, return an empty string.',\r\n'MBA_School' => 'If the attorney has a Masters in Business Administration, extract the name of the business school from which they received it. If not found, return an empty string.',\r\n'MD_school' => 'If the attorney has an MD (Doctor of Medicine) or DO (Doctor of Osteopathy) degree, extract the name of the medical school from which they received it. If not found, return an empty string.',\r\n'llm_in_tax_law_school' =>  'If the attorney has an masters in laws (LLM) degree, specializing in tax, extract the name of the law school from which they received it. If not found, return an empty string.',\r\n'Other_LLM_school' => 'If the attorney has an masters in laws (LLM) degree, but not one that specializes in tax, extract the name of the law school from which they received it. If not found, return an empty string.',\r\n'bar_and_court_admissions' => 'Extract EVERY explicit admission to practice (bar + court/agency) anywhere in the page. Include bar jurisdictions (states/provinces/territories/countries) and court/agency admissions (e.g., U.S. Supreme Court, Courts of Appeals with circuit, District/Bankruptcy/Tax/Federal Claims courts with district, USPTO, tribal/military/foreign courts). For UK attorneys, specify whether they are a solicitor, barrister, advocate, or any combination if available; for Canada, specify the province or territory; for Australia, specify the state or territory and whether they are admitted as a solicitor or barrister. Pull items under headings like \u201cAdmissions,\u201d \u201cBar Admissions,\u201d \u201cCourt Admissions,\u201d or similar, and treat each
 or clearly separated entry as one item. Do not infer from memberships/education. Exclude governments as parties, and strip years and dates. Output a deduplicated array of exact admission strings; if none, return []. ',\r\n'Clerkships' => 'Extract every judicial or court clerkship held by this attorney, regardless of where it appears in the biography (including in lists of prior employment or mixed professional experience). Treat any role containing the word \u201cclerk,\u201d \u201cclerkship,\u201d \u201cjudicial law clerk,\u201d \u201claw clerk,\u201d or similar as a clerkship. For each clerkship, return the name of the court as an array item; if the biography provides the judge\u2019s name, DO NOT include it in your answer. Include clerkships in federal courts (including bankruptcy courts), state courts, appellate courts, supreme courts, magistrate judges, and any foreign courts. Do not skip clerkships that appear in long court titles. If no clerkships are found, return an empty string.',\r\n'Clerkships_with_judge' => 'Extract every judicial or court clerkship held by this attorney, regardless of where it appears in the biography (including in lists of prior employment or mixed professional experience). Treat any role containing the word \u201cclerk,\u201d \u201cclerkship,\u201d \u201cjudicial law clerk,\u201d \u201claw clerk,\u201d or similar as a clerkship. For each clerkship, return the name of the court as an array item; if the biography provides the judge\u2019s name, include it in parentheses after the court name, and if no judge is named, return only the court. Include clerkships in federal courts (including bankruptcy courts), state courts, appellate courts, supreme courts, magistrate judges, and any foreign courts. Do not skip clerkships that lack judge names or that appear in long court titles. If no clerkships are found, return an empty string.',\r\n'Memberships' => 'Extract any organizations the attorney a member of. List them as an array, with the attorney's role if available. If no memberships or organizations are listed, return an empty string.',\r\n'clients' => 'Extract the attorney's clients that are explicitly NAMED in the source code. You MUST review EVERY section (including explicit client lists, narrative biography, representative matters, experience, and news articles/titles) and then MERGE the results; do not stop after finding clients in any one section. If a list of representative matters or experience is present, extract NAMED clients from this list, and ignore any clients who are described in the list but who are not explicitly named in the list. Only include a client from the list of representative matters/experience or any other section if its name appears verbatim in the list and if the list clearly identifies the client as a real person, business, company, organization, or government entity. Do NOT include general descriptions, categories, roles, or descriptors that are not proper names (for example: \"Fortune 50 company\", \"medical billing company\", \"global bank\", \"mayoral candidate\", \"pharmacy\", \"trade association\", \"energy company\", or similar phrases). As an overarching rule, if the client is not identified by a proper name, do not include it. When pulling clients from lists of representative matters/experience and news articles, include clients which are named and which are implied to be represented by this attorney, their team or firm, and exclude parties adverse to such clients, opposing such clients, or on the other side of a case, deal or transaction from such clients. For example, if the representative matter/experience or news article's title mentions a lending transaction with both the lender and borrower, and the attorney or their team or firm represented the lender, do not list the borrower. If a litigation case is listed, do not assume that the lawyer represented the plaintiff. Use context or other language in the text to determine which party was represented by the attorney. If a matter lists the government as one party, assume the attorney represented the other named party and include that party if it is specifically named and not anonymous. As another example, if the representative matter/experience is a litigation case, and it is written that the attorney represented the defense (or \"defended\" his client), extract the defendant named in the case title. List all named clients as a deduplicated array of NAMES copied directly from the source text. Omit unnamed parties and anonymous parties and never guess identities. If no named clients are explicitly named anywhere in the source code, return an empty string.',\r\n'industries' => 'Extract ONLY industries/industry sectors or client-type categories explicitly named in the source code (especially, but not exclusively, under headings like \u201cIndustries,\u201d \u201cPractices & Industries,\u201d or in /industries/ links). Include items like \u201cSports,\u201d \u201cHealthcare & Life Sciences,\u201d \u201cTechnology,\u201d \u201cInfrastructure,\u201d \u201cPrivate Equity,\u201d etc. EXCLUDE practice areas, services, or deal/matter types (e.g., \u201cMergers & Acquisitions,\u201d \u201cPrivate Equity M&A,\u201d \u201cacquisitions,\u201d \u201cinvestments,\u201d \u201cdivestitures,\u201d \u201cjoint ventures,\u201d \u201cfinancing,\u201d \u201crestructurings\u201d). Return a deduplicated array of industry/client-type names as written. If none are explicitly named, return empty array.',\r\n'languages' => 'Extract the languages in which the attorney is fluent. List them as an array.',\r\n'Accolades' => 'Extract any accolades, awards, or other special recognitions this attorney has received, such as rankings in Chambers guides (like Chambers & Partners, Chambers Gobal, or Chambers Asia-Pacific), the Legal500 list, and SuperLawyers, among others. The accolades should be specific to this attorney or their work, not generalized to their practice or their firm. List these accolades as an array. If no accolades are listed, return an empty string.',\r\n'pro_bono_activities' => 'Extract the attorney's pro bono, community service, and volunteer activities, as well as any non-profit, ngo, community service organizations the attorney may be involved with. If a description of the work is provided, include that. List them as an array',\r\n'thought_leadership' => 'Extract ALL professional thought leadership attributed to this attorney in their narrative bio and in all \"Insights,\" \"Publications,\" \"Events,\" and similar sections. This includes all items with their authorship/co-authorship/speaking/hosting credit/(byline \u201cauthor,\u201d \"co-author,\" \u201cpresenter,\u201d \u201cspeaker,\u201d \u201cpanelist,\u201d \u201cwebinar,\u201d \u201cpodcast,\u201d \u201cblog,\u201d \u201carticle,\u201d \u201cpublication,\u201d \u201cchapter,\u201d \u201cCLE,\u201d etc.). This also includes any items that do not include their byline or credit, but which are implied to involve the attorney (for example, by being listed in a section on their profile for \"Insights,\" \"Podcasts,\" \"Events,\" \"Media,\" \"Thought Leadership,\" \"Webinars, etc.). If a \u201cNews\u201d or \u201cInsights\u201d section mixes third party news ABOUT this attorney, include only items implied to the attorney as creator/presenter. List each as \"Title (URL)\" when a link is present, otherwise just the title. Add base domain to relative links. Also include the publication, event/program, and date after the title if these are available. Return [] if none.'\r\n'adverse_parties' => 'Review all the source code, including the narrative bio and list of representative matters, and list EVERY identifiable and NAMED party that is adverse to this attorney\u2019s clients: litigation opponents and transaction counterparties (buyer vs seller, lender vs borrower, landlord vs tenant, licensor vs licensee, insurer vs insured, issuer vs underwriter/investor, etc.). You MUST pull from all sections in the source code - explicit lists of clients, the narrative biography, listed representative matters, or in news articles listed for this attorney, or the titles thereof. In M&A, if the attorney represented the buyer/acquirer, DO NOT list the acquired target as adverse (since it becomes the client); instead list only the selling side (seller, stockholders, founders, or divesting company). If the attorney represented the seller/target, list the buyer/acquirer. Use cues like \u201cto/with/from/against,\u201d \u201csale to/by,\u201d \u201cacquisition from/by,\u201d \u201cmerger with,\u201d \u201cfinanced by/loan to/from/credit facility with.\u201d In the attorney represented the owner or owning entity of a subsidiary/portfolio company (for example in the case of a restructuring or lending transaction), DO NOT list the subsidiary/portfolio company as adverse; Do not list governments/agencies/courts. Only include an adverse party if its name appears verbatim in the source code and clearly identifies a real person, business, company, organization, or government entity. Do NOT include general descriptions, categories, roles, or descriptors that are not proper names (for example: \"Fortune 50 company\", \"medical billing company\", \"global bank\", \"mayoral candidate\", \"pharmacy\", \"trade association\", \"energy company\", or similar phrases). If the text does not contain the adverse party's name, do not include it. Output a deduplicated array of exact names; omit unnamed parties and never guess.'\r\n 'affinity_groups' => 'Extract ALL affinity/identity-based organizations the attorney is affiliated with on the page, even if under generic headings like \u201cAssociations,\u201d \u201cMemberships,\u201d \u201cAffiliations,\u201d \u201cCommunities,\u201d or \u201cOrganizations.\u201d Check all sections of the source code. Include all bar or professional association whose name signals an identity/affinity or civil-rights focus (e.g., words like Black/African-American/AAPI/Asian/South Asian/Pacific Islander/Hispanic/Latino/Native/Indigenous/LGBT/LGBTQ/Queer/Women/Gender/Disability/Veteran/Jewish/Muslim/Christian/Hindu/Sikh/Interfaith/Civil Rights/Minority/Diversity/Inclusion). Exclude purely general trade/professional groups without such identity focus. Return a deduplicated array of exact organization names; if none, return empty array.'"]}