Jina Davidovich

Jina is particularly experienced in working with public companies, guiding her clients at the intersection of complex securities, disclosure, tax, and governance frameworks. She provides extensive support to public companies each year in connection with their proxy statements for annual shareholder meetings, and helps them navigate a constantly evolving disclosure landscape.

Jina also supports clients on the employee benefits and compensation aspects of their key transactions, including mergers and acquisitions, financing events, spinoffs, divestitures, and initial public offerings. She negotiates transaction agreements, counsels on 280G golden parachute issues, prepares compensation-related disclosure documents, and implements post-closing executive compensation arrangements.

Outside her commercial practice, Jina is committed to pro bono service — she has advocated for children and young adults with special needs, assisted veterans with benefit claims, and drafted a Supreme Court amicus brief in Fulton v. City of Philadelphia.