2024 was another busy year at Cravath, marked by the New York office move from Worldwide Plaza to Two Manhattan West and several high‑profile matters for a host of clients across industries.

At year-end, the Firm also elected its newest partner class, each of whom shares Cravath’s core values: A passion for lawyering. A commitment to pursuing excellence. A belief in the power of collaboration.

Read more about these new partners below.

Cravath elected seven new partners who became members of the Firm on January 1, 2025:

 

Isaac C. Beerman is a member of Cravath’s Corporate Department, where he focuses on banking matters. Learn more about his practice here. 

Alexander E. Greenberg is a member of Cravath’s Corporate Department, where he focuses on M&A matters. Learn more about his practice here. 

Jana I. Hymowitz is a member of Cravath’s Executive Compensation and Benefits Department. Learn more about her practice here. 

Jackson Lam is a member of Cravath’s Corporate Department, where he focuses on banking and leveraged finance matters. Learn more about his practice here. 

Edward O. Minturn is a member of Cravath’s Corporate Department, where he focuses on M&A matters. Learn more about his practice here. 

Margaret R. M. Rallings is a member of Cravath’s Corporate Department, where she focuses on capital markets and leveraged finance matters. Learn more about her practice here. 

Sarah F. Rosen is a member of Cravath’s Corporate Department, where she focuses on banking matters. Learn more about her practice here. 

In addition to the 2025 class, Cravath elected four new partners who became members of the Firm in 2024 and 2025: 

 

Jihyun Chung is a member of Cravath’s Corporate Department, where she focuses on private equity matters. Learn more about her practice here.

Andrew C. Compton is a member of Cravath’s Corporate Department, where he focuses on private equity matters. Learn more about his practice here. 

Andrew C. Finch is a member of Cravath's Litigation Department, where he focuses on antitrust matters. Learn more about his practice here.

Benjamin G. Joseloff is a member of Cravath’s Corporate Department, where he focuses on CFIUS and national security matters. Learn more about his practice here.