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Co-Investment Lawyers

404 fund lawyers at 59 firms have bios that show a focus on co-investment vehicles.

Everyone here is listed from their firm’s own bio page, and nobody pays to be listed or to rank. Last verified Oct 23–24, 2026. How we check

Partners
404
all at partner level
Firms
59
Most partners
Kirkland & Ellis
93 listed here
Biggest city
New York
207 here

Fund lawyers

404 · 301–350
  • PartnerKing & Spalding

    Atlanta, GAAlso fund formation

    • Leads with: Real estate funds. The practice the firm’s bio leads with.
    • GP and LP side. Acts for both fund sponsors and investors, as the firm’s bio says.
  • PartnerGoodwin Procter

    Boston, MAAlso fund finance, funds regulatory

    • Leads with: Fund formation. The practice the firm’s bio leads with.
    • GP side. Acts for fund sponsors (GPs), as the firm’s bio says.
  • PartnerPaul, Weiss, Rifkind, Wharton & Garrison

    New York, NYAlso private equity funds, venture funds, private credit funds

    • Leads with: Fund formation. The practice the firm’s bio leads with.
  • PartnerPaul Hastings

    New York, NYAlso venture funds, private credit funds, real estate funds + 3 more

    • Leads with: Fund formation. The practice the firm’s bio leads with.
    • GP and LP side. Acts for both fund sponsors and investors, as the firm’s bio says.
  • PartnerFaegre Drinker Biddle & Reath

    Philadelphia, PA + 1 morePractices: Fund formation, Private equity funds

    • Since 2007. In practice since 2007, from the firm’s bio.
    • GP side. Acts for fund sponsors (GPs), as the firm’s bio says.
  • PartnerSidley Austin

    Houston, TXAlso private equity funds, venture funds, private credit funds + 4 more

    • Leads with: Fund formation. The practice the firm’s bio leads with.
    • Since 2006. In practice since 2006, from the firm’s bio.
    • GP and LP side. Acts for both fund sponsors and investors, as the firm’s bio says.
  • PartnerKirkland & Ellis

    New York, NY

    • Leads with: Fund formation. The practice the firm’s bio leads with.
    • GP and LP side. Acts for both fund sponsors and investors, as the firm’s bio says.
  • PartnerWillkie Farr & Gallagher

    New York, NYAlso private equity funds, venture funds, private credit funds + 3 more

    • Leads with: Fund formation. The practice the firm’s bio leads with.
    • Since 2006. In practice since 2006, from the firm’s bio.
    • GP and LP side. Acts for both fund sponsors and investors, as the firm’s bio says.
  • PartnerArnold & Porter

    New York, NYAlso private equity funds, venture funds

    • Leads with: Fund formation. The practice the firm’s bio leads with.
    • Since 2003. In practice since 2003, from the firm’s bio.
    • GP and LP side. Acts for both fund sponsors and investors, as the firm’s bio says.
  • PartnerLatham & Watkins

    San Diego, CAAlso private equity funds, venture funds, private credit funds + 4 more

    • Leads with: Fund formation. The practice the firm’s bio leads with.
    • Since 1996. In practice since 1996, from the firm’s bio.
    • GP and LP side. Acts for both fund sponsors and investors, as the firm’s bio says.
  • PartnerKirkland & Ellis

    Chicago, ILAlso private equity funds, real estate funds, secondaries

    • Leads with: Fund formation. The practice the firm’s bio leads with.
    • Since 2008. In practice since 2008, from the firm’s bio.
    • GP side. Acts for fund sponsors (GPs), as the firm’s bio says.
  • PartnerKirkland & Ellis

    New York, NYAlso private credit funds, real estate funds, infrastructure funds + 1 more

    • Leads with: Fund formation. The practice the firm’s bio leads with.
    • Since 2016. In practice since 2016, from the firm’s bio.
    • GP side. Acts for fund sponsors (GPs), as the firm’s bio says.
  • PartnerKirkland & Ellis

    New York, NYAlso private equity funds, private credit funds, hedge funds

    • Leads with: Fund formation. The practice the firm’s bio leads with.
    • Since 2001. In practice since 2001, from the firm’s bio.
    • GP side. Acts for fund sponsors (GPs), as the firm’s bio says.
  • PartnerArnold & Porter

    New York, NYPractices: Fund formation, Fund tax

    • Since 2001. In practice since 2001, from the firm’s bio.
  • PartnerWinston Taylor

    Houston, TXPractices: Fund formation, Venture funds

    • Since 2011. In practice since 2011, from the firm’s bio.
  • PartnerKirkland & Ellis

    Chicago, ILAlso secondaries

    • Leads with: Fund formation. The practice the firm’s bio leads with.
    • Since 2013. In practice since 2013, from the firm’s bio.
    • GP side. Acts for fund sponsors (GPs), as the firm’s bio says.
  • PartnerHaynes and Boone

    Dallas, TXAlso private equity funds, real estate funds

    • Leads with: Fund formation. The practice the firm’s bio leads with.
    • Since 1997. In practice since 1997, from the firm’s bio.
    • GP and LP side. Acts for both fund sponsors and investors, as the firm’s bio says.
  • PartnerKirkland & Ellis

    New York, NYAlso private credit funds, real estate funds

    • Leads with: Fund formation. The practice the firm’s bio leads with.
    • Since 2014. In practice since 2014, from the firm’s bio.
  • PartnerDebevoise & Plimpton

    New York, NYPractices: Fund formation, Private equity funds, Venture funds + 3 more

    • Since 1992. In practice since 1992, from the firm’s bio.
  • PartnerMcDermott Will & Schulte

    New York, NYAlso private credit funds, infrastructure funds, secondaries + 1 more

    • Leads with: Fund formation. The practice the firm’s bio leads with.
    • GP and LP side. Acts for both fund sponsors and investors, as the firm’s bio says.
  • PartnerMcDermott Will & Schulte

    New York, NYAlso private equity funds, venture funds, private credit funds + 2 more

    • Leads with: Fund formation. The practice the firm’s bio leads with.
  • PartnerKleinberg Kaplan Wolff & Cohen

    New York, NYAlso private equity funds, private credit funds, hedge funds + 1 more

    • Leads with: Fund formation. The practice the firm’s bio leads with.
    • Since 2014. In practice since 2014, from the firm’s bio.
    • GP side. Acts for fund sponsors (GPs), as the firm’s bio says.
  • PartnerClifford Chance

    New York, NYPractices: Private equity funds, Hedge funds

    • Since 2001. In practice since 2001, from the firm’s bio.
    • LP side. Acts for fund investors (LPs), as the firm’s bio says.
  • PartnerHolland & Knight

    Los Angeles, CAAlso private equity funds, hedge funds

    • Leads with: Fund finance. The practice the firm’s bio leads with.
  • PartnerKleinberg Kaplan Wolff & Cohen

    New York, NYAlso fund formation

    • Leads with: Fund tax. The practice the firm’s bio leads with.
    • Since 2016. In practice since 2016, from the firm’s bio.
  • PartnerMorgan, Lewis & Bockius

    New York, NYAlso private equity funds, venture funds, private credit funds + 3 more

    • Leads with: Fund formation. The practice the firm’s bio leads with.
  • PartnerKirkland & Ellis

    Los Angeles, CAAlso private equity funds, private credit funds, real estate funds + 1 more

    • Leads with: Fund formation. The practice the firm’s bio leads with.
    • Since 2016. In practice since 2016, from the firm’s bio.
    • GP side. Acts for fund sponsors (GPs), as the firm’s bio says.
  • PartnerPaul Hastings

    New York, NYAlso secondaries

    • Leads with: Fund formation. The practice the firm’s bio leads with.
    • Since 2015. In practice since 2015, from the firm’s bio.
    • GP side. Acts for fund sponsors (GPs), as the firm’s bio says.
  • PartnerVinson & Elkins

    Houston, TXAlso private equity funds, venture funds, private credit funds + 2 more

    • Leads with: Fund formation. The practice the firm’s bio leads with.
    • GP side. Acts for fund sponsors (GPs), as the firm’s bio says.
  • PartnerPaul, Weiss, Rifkind, Wharton & Garrison

    New York, NYAlso private equity funds, hedge funds, secondaries + 1 more

    • Leads with: Fund formation. The practice the firm’s bio leads with.
    • GP side. Acts for fund sponsors (GPs), as the firm’s bio says.
  • PartnerProskauer Rose

    Boston, MAAlso venture funds, private credit funds, secondaries

    • Leads with: Fund formation. The practice the firm’s bio leads with.
    • GP and LP side. Acts for both fund sponsors and investors, as the firm’s bio says.
  • PartnerKirkland & Ellis

    Los Angeles, CAAlso funds regulatory

    • Leads with: Fund formation. The practice the firm’s bio leads with.
    • Since 2019. In practice since 2019, from the firm’s bio.
    • GP side. Acts for fund sponsors (GPs), as the firm’s bio says.
  • PartnerPaul, Weiss, Rifkind, Wharton & Garrison

    New York, NYAlso private equity funds, private credit funds, infrastructure funds + 2 more

    • Leads with: Fund formation. The practice the firm’s bio leads with.
    • GP and LP side. Acts for both fund sponsors and investors, as the firm’s bio says.
  • PartnerStradley Ronon Stevens & Young

    New York, NYAlso fund formation, private credit funds, real estate funds + 1 more

    • Leads with: Funds regulatory. The practice the firm’s bio leads with.
    • GP side. Acts for fund sponsors (GPs), as the firm’s bio says.
  • PartnerGibson Dunn

    New York, NYAlso private equity funds, private credit funds, real estate funds + 1 more

    • Leads with: Fund formation. The practice the firm’s bio leads with.
    • Since 1996. In practice since 1996, from the firm’s bio.
    • GP and LP side. Acts for both fund sponsors and investors, as the firm’s bio says.
  • PartnerKilpatrick Townsend & Stockton

    Atlanta, GA + 1 morePractices: Fund formation, Private equity funds, Venture funds + 4 more

    • Since 1996. In practice since 1996, from the firm’s bio.
    • LP side. Acts for fund investors (LPs), as the firm’s bio says.
  • PartnerPaul, Weiss, Rifkind, Wharton & Garrison

    New York, NYAlso private equity funds, private credit funds, hedge funds + 1 more

    • Leads with: Fund formation. The practice the firm’s bio leads with.
    • GP and LP side. Acts for both fund sponsors and investors, as the firm’s bio says.
  • PartnerWillkie Farr & Gallagher

    New York, NYAlso venture funds, secondaries

    • Leads with: Fund formation. The practice the firm’s bio leads with.
    • Since 2013. In practice since 2013, from the firm’s bio.
    • GP and LP side. Acts for both fund sponsors and investors, as the firm’s bio says.
  • PartnerMayer Brown

    New York, NYAlso venture funds, private credit funds, hedge funds + 1 more

    • Leads with: Fund formation. The practice the firm’s bio leads with.
    • GP and LP side. Acts for both fund sponsors and investors, as the firm’s bio says.
  • PartnerKirkland & Ellis

    Chicago, ILAlso private equity funds, venture funds, private credit funds + 2 more

    • Leads with: Fund formation. The practice the firm’s bio leads with.
    • Since 2006. In practice since 2006, from the firm’s bio.
    • GP and LP side. Acts for both fund sponsors and investors, as the firm’s bio says.
  • PartnerProskauer Rose

    Boston, MAAlso private equity funds, secondaries

    • Leads with: Fund formation. The practice the firm’s bio leads with.
    • GP and LP side. Acts for both fund sponsors and investors, as the firm’s bio says.
  • PartnerMayer Brown

    Los Angeles, CAPractices: Fund formation, Real estate funds

  • PartnerTroutman Pepper Locke

    Charlotte, NCAlso private equity funds, venture funds, real estate funds + 1 more

    • Leads with: Fund formation. The practice the firm’s bio leads with.
    • GP and LP side. Acts for both fund sponsors and investors, as the firm’s bio says.
  • PartnerAlston & Bird

    New York, NYAlso private equity funds, private credit funds, hedge funds + 1 more

    • Leads with: Fund formation. The practice the firm’s bio leads with.
    • GP and LP side. Acts for both fund sponsors and investors, as the firm’s bio says.
  • PartnerDavis Polk & Wardwell

    New York, NYAlso private equity funds, private credit funds, real estate funds + 3 more

    • Leads with: Fund formation. The practice the firm’s bio leads with.
    • GP and LP side. Acts for both fund sponsors and investors, as the firm’s bio says.
  • PartnerPaul Hastings

    New York, NYAlso private equity funds, private credit funds, real estate funds + 2 more

    • Leads with: Fund formation. The practice the firm’s bio leads with.
    • Since 1995. In practice since 1995, from the firm’s bio.
    • GP and LP side. Acts for both fund sponsors and investors, as the firm’s bio says.
  • PartnerDechert

    Washington, D.C.Also fund formation, private equity funds, venture funds + 3 more

    • Leads with: Funds regulatory. The practice the firm’s bio leads with.
    • Since 2013. In practice since 2013, from the firm’s bio.
    • GP side. Acts for fund sponsors (GPs), as the firm’s bio says.
  • PartnerHolland & Knight

    Austin, TX + 1 morePractices: Fund formation, Private equity funds, Real estate funds + 1 more

    • GP and LP side. Acts for both fund sponsors and investors, as the firm’s bio says.
  • PartnerDebevoise & Plimpton

    New York, NYPractices: Fund formation, Private equity funds, Infrastructure funds + 1 more

    • Since 2003. In practice since 2003, from the firm’s bio.
    • GP side. Acts for fund sponsors (GPs), as the firm’s bio says.
  • PartnerKirkland & Ellis

    Washington, D.C.Also private equity funds, secondaries

    • Leads with: Fund formation. The practice the firm’s bio leads with.

Private Fund Law Firms, by partners listed

Fund lawyers, by the numbers

Who has practised longest here?

By the first year in practice each firm’s bio gives; 258 of the 404 here give one.

  1. Ingrid WelchMember & General Counsel · Cozen O'ConnorSince 1984
  2. Gerald J. KehoePartner · Morgan, Lewis & BockiusSince 1986
  3. Geoffrey L. NewtonPartner · Baker BottsSince 1987
  4. Richard HorowitzPartner · DechertSince 1988
  5. Gerry MortonPartner · Baker BottsSince 1988
All, by years in practice in the table

Who began practising most recently?

By the first year in practice each firm’s bio gives; 258 of the 404 here give one.

  1. Sabrina ChartrandPartner · Kirkland & EllisSince 2020
  2. Jonathan M. HoffmanPartner · Kirkland & EllisSince 2020
  3. Max ReibmanPartner · Kirkland & EllisSince 2020
  4. Nathan Eric HowePartner · Kirkland & EllisSince 2019
  5. Vineeta NangiaPartner · Goodwin ProcterSince 2019
All, newest first in the table

Who came from the SEC?

4 here list the SEC among past employers on the firm’s bio. A to Z.

  1. John P. CavanaghPartner · Paul, Weiss, Rifkind, Wharton & GarrisonFormer SEC
  2. Anthony S. KellyPartner · DechertFormer SEC
  3. David J. MarcinkusPartner · DechertFormer SEC
  4. Betselot A. ZelekePartner · Morgan, Lewis & BockiusFormer SEC

Who is named in our news?

Named in FundOpsHQ stories, the most recent story first.

  1. Reed W. BalmerPartner · Troutman Pepper Locke1 story, latest Oct 2026
  2. Ryan S. McNishPartner · Sidley Austin1 story, latest Oct 2026
  3. Leslie W. HungPartner · McDermott Will & Schulte1 story, latest Sep 2026
  4. Hila CohenPartner · Lowenstein Sandler1 story, latest Sep 2026
  5. Michael BlackPartner · Cooley1 story, latest Sep 2026

About this list

What co-investment vehicles work is

Vehicles and programmes that let investors put money into a single deal alongside a sponsor’s main fund.

In sum

404 fund lawyers at 59 firms are listed on this page. The 5 with the most: Kirkland & Ellis (93), Proskauer Rose (20), Paul, Weiss, Rifkind, Wharton & Garrison (16), Willkie Farr & Gallagher (16) and Cleary Gottlieb Steen & Hamilton (15). The schools their bios name most: NYU (47), Harvard (36) and Columbia (31). Of the 258 who give a first year in practice, half began in 2009 or before. 4 list a past post at the SEC or another regulator.

Questions

How many fund lawyers does FundOpsHQ list?

404 partners at 59 firms. Last checked Oct 23–24, 2026. Each one is at partner level, and their firm's own bio page describes their work on co-investment vehicles (the quote is on each profile).

Which private fund law firms have the most partners listed?

Kirkland & Ellis (93), Proskauer Rose (20) and Paul, Weiss, Rifkind, Wharton & Garrison (16), counting the partners each firm's own website lists.

Where are fund lawyers based?

The cities with the most: New York (207), Chicago (49) and Boston (34).

What else do these lawyers work on?

The practices they list most: fund formation (388), private equity funds (279) and secondaries (230).

How does a fund lawyer get on this list?

By being a partner, principal, shareholder or member whose firm's own website lists them for this work. FundOpsHQ reads each firm's public bio pages and dates every check. Nobody pays to be listed or to rank, and anyone listed can claim, correct or remove their profile. How the directory works

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