Global law firm Norton Rose Fulbright announced today that corporate finance lawyer Daniel Tristan has rejoined its Houston office as a partner from Shearman & Sterling LLP. He previously practiced at the firm from 2008 – 2017, earning a promotion to partner in 2015.
Dan is a corporate finance lawyer with a focus on the energy industry. He advises borrowers and financial institutions on domestic and international financing transactions, including working capital credit facilities, asset-based financings, acquisition financings, commercial paper programs and project finance. He also represents issuers in high-yield debt offerings and private placements.
Jeff Cody, Norton Rose Fulbright’s US Managing Partner, said:
“The firm has experienced significant growth in the US over the first half of this year, adding 17 highly regarded partners across a range of practices, sectors and locations. We know firsthand that Dan provides clients with first-rate service and innovative guidance, and I am pleased to welcome him back to Norton Rose Fulbright.”
Stephen Castro, Norton Rose Fulbright’s US Head of Finance, commented:
“Dan’s experience on the borrower side for energy-focused clients enhances the firm’s strong corporate finance practice. His addition also nicely complements our corporate and energy practices, which represent clients in sophisticated, industry-leading transactions.”
Dan said:
“It’s exciting to rejoin Norton Rose Fulbright and I am eager to collaborate with colleagues in the US and globally. My practice will benefit from the firm’s unmatched global platform, deep Texas roots and robust corporate capabilities, especially in the energy sector.”
Dan is the third partner to return to Norton Rose Fulbright in 2024, following insurance litigator Manuel Mungia, who rejoined the San Antonio office in January, and antitrust lawyer Neely Agin, who came back to the Washington, DC office in March as the firm’s US Head of Antitrust.
Licensed in Texas and New York, Dan received his law degree from the University of California, Berkeley and his bachelor’s degree from Harvard University.
