Former US treasurer Senior Counsel joins Morrison Foerster. Morrison Foerster, a leading global law firm, is pleased to announce the arrival of Annie Wartanian Reisinger as a partner in the firm's National Security Group in Washington, D.C. She arrives with over two decades of experience in national security law and international trade regulation, including spending the past seven years in senior legal roles at the U.S. Department of the Treasury. Reisinger is one of the most experienced government attorney practitioners who worked with the Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States (CFIUS). As Senior Counsel in Treasury's Office of the General Counsel and one of few attorneys to have served as Co-Lead Counsel for CFIUS, she played a crucial role in shaping the Committee's jurisdictional practice since its expanded mandate authorized by the Foreign Investment Risk Review Modernization Act (FIRRMA) and was charged with clearance authority regarding all CFIUS mitigation instruments and orders. She was a trusted legal advisor to both Treasury and CFIUS interagency leadership, counseling on a broad range of CFIUS matters. In addition to overseeing important legal matters regarding the full CFIUS docket, her past responsibilities in Treasury's Office of the General Counsel included managing presidential referrals, helping lead the development of the Known Investor Program, shaping fundamental legal aspects of the non-notified enforcement and compliance practices across multiple administrations, advising on regulatory rulemaking, and providing technical assistance on legislation. Reisinger also brings deep experience in export controls and sanctions issues that arise in the context of cross-border investments. Prior to joining Treasury, she practiced at leading law firms and served as Director of Export Compliance at one of the world's largest aerospace and defense suppliers, where she led the company's global export compliance program. "Annie spent years as one of the U.S. government's most accomplished and well respected CFIUS lawyers, and I could not be more thrilled to welcome her to Morrison Foerster," said David Newman, co-chair of the firm's National Security practice and leader of the firm's interdisciplinary Government Strategies practice. "Her technical mastery of both the governing law and the CFIUS process, along with deep insights into how key determinations are made will be invaluable to clients seeking to navigate cross-border investment reviews and the broader national security regulatory landscape." Reisinger's addition reinforces Morrison Foerster's market-leading National Security platform and deep bench of veteran lawyers advising clients on evolving geopolitical, trade, and enforcement risks. Led by Brandon Van Grack, John Smith, and David Newman, Morrison Foerster's National Security practice has earned multiple industry recognitions, including being named among The Elite in Chambers Global's 2025 International Trade: Export Controls and Economic Sanctions category and recognition as Experts in its International Trade and CFIUS category. The practice has also been ranked in The Legal 500 US's International Trade: Customs, Export Controls, and Sanctions category for five consecutive years. Reisinger is the latest former government official with significant national security experience to arrive at the firm since the beginning of last year, with others including: Chris Chamberlain, former Senior Advisor at the U.S. Department of Commerce; Jason Lebowitz, former Senior Counsel in the Office of the Chief Counsel for Industry and Security at the Department of Commerce; Kuang Chiang, a former Treasury official and experienced practitioner at another leading global law firm; Margot Benedict, former Senior Counsel to the Attorney General at the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ); and Kara Podraza, former Deputy Chief of Staff at DOJ's National Security Division and a former attorney in DOJ's Foreign Investment Review Section. These are in addition to Newman who, prior to joining the firm, served for more than two years as DOJ's regular representative to Assistant Secretary meetings of CFIUS in his role as Principal Deputy Assistant Attorney General for National Security. "Morrison Foerster has built one of the premier national security practices in the country, bringing together exceptional lawyers with deep government experience, technical expertise, and a strong reputation for sophisticated client service," said Reisinger. "I am honored to join this remarkable team in advising clients on increasingly complex CFIUS, sanctions, export control, and national security challenges while continuing to grow the firm's leading practice." LawFuell's editors select and publish the most relevant and up-to-date information about lawyers and law firms for LawFuel on a daily basis from the most reputable and independent sources available.

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Jones Day appoints OpenAI secondee as of counsel in Tokyo. 11 June 2026 Global law firm Jones Day has strengthened its corporate practice in Tokyo with the appointment of Daigo Takahashi as of counsel. Takahashi joins from Morrison Foerster, where he spent more than 11 years as an associate, working across the firm's Tokyo and San Francisco offices. He was also a secondee at artificial intelligence (AI) research and deployment giant OpenAI for five months until May 2026. He specialises in M&A, divestitures, carve-outs, strategic investments, joint ventures, and other corporate matters across a range of industries, including technology, AI, semiconductors, industrials, consumer products, and health care and life sciences. Takahashi also focuses on Japan outbound and inbound transactions, advising Japan-headquartered multinationals, their US affiliates and the broader Japanese business community in the US. "Daigo's arrival reflects Jones Day's continued commitment to Tokyo and to the firm's strategy of having lawyers in key markets who are genuinely bilingual, cross-cultural and able to help clients navigate complex transactions across Japan and international markets," Chris Ahern, Jones Day's partner-in-charge in Japan, told Asia Business Law Journal. Takahashi is admitted to practise in California, and his application to be a registered foreign lawyer (gaikokuho jimu bengoshi) in Japan is underway.