What's Happening?
Morgan L. Ratner has joined Sullivan & Cromwell’s Litigation Group as a partner, enhancing the firm's Supreme Court and Appellate Practice. Ratner, a Harvard Law School graduate and former top student, previously served in the Office of the Solicitor
General at the U.S. Department of Justice. During her tenure, she argued several Supreme Court cases across various federal law areas, including securities regulation and intellectual property. Ratner has been recognized for her exceptional service with the John Marshall Award, the highest honor for attorneys at the Department of Justice. In her new role, she will continue to brief and argue appeals, provide strategic guidance, and counsel clients on high-stakes legal issues.
Why It's Important?
Morgan Ratner's appointment as a partner at Sullivan & Cromwell is significant for the firm's litigation capabilities, particularly in Supreme Court and appellate matters. Her extensive experience and recognition in the legal field bolster the firm's reputation and ability to handle complex legal challenges. Ratner's background in the Solicitor General's Office and her success in arguing before the Supreme Court position her as a key asset in navigating federal regulations and high-profile cases. This move also highlights the firm's commitment to strengthening its appellate practice, which could attract more high-stakes litigation clients seeking expert legal representation.
