Jeremy L. Goldstein Recognized in Chambers USA 2026 for Executive Compensation Following Market-Shaping Deals

Chambers has recognized Sterlington Partner Jeremy Goldstein for Executive Compensation in the Chambers USA 2026 Guide. As one of the top practitioners in his field, Jeremy advises founders, CEOs, and senior executives on compensation and governance, particularly as such issues arise in the context of transformative corporate events and sensitive situations.

Across a career covering more than $3 trillion in completed deals, Jeremy has been involved in many of the largest transactions on record. This year’s work highlights include advising the management team of Aligned Data Centers on its landmark $40 billion acquisition by a consortium led by BlackRock; the management of BradyPLUS in its $10 billion merger with Imperial Dade; Novaria’s management on its US$2.2 billion sale; and the Vantage Data Centers management team on its $9.2 billion equity investment by DigitalBridge and Silver Lake — named Datacenter Deal of the Year at the TMT Finance Awards USA 2025.

Chambers notes that Jeremy “wins praise for his representation of senior executives in a variety of compensation matters,” alongside his experience acting for corporations and their management teams. One respondent told Chambers: “His ability to not only plan, but also execute, on a well thought out approach was amazing.”

This year Chambers also recognized Sterlington’s Executive Compensation & Founders practice with a firm-wide ranking — a reflection of the work Jeremy has led and the expansion of the department with partners including Jake Ebers and Kristy Fields, the latter joining from Simpson Thacher. The practice covers the full scope of executive compensation work across M&A, private equity transactions, and governance matters.

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