Mark Sherrill is a member of Sutherland’s Energy and Environmental Practice Group, where he focuses his practice primarily on the physical and financial trading of energy commodities. His practice involves counseling energy companies and commodity traders on the interplay of issues related to bankruptcy, derivatives and the Dodd-Frank legislation.

Mark has been involved in many of the country’s largest bankruptcy cases, particularly those affecting the energy and commodity markets. He has worked with energy companies, broker-dealers and hedge funds on a variety of derivatives transactions, including asset-based structured transactions, agreements for the purchase and sale of energy and commodities and other over-the-counter derivatives. He has also advised clients to manage their various risks associated with their derivatives positions, including as part of companies’ efforts to adjust to the Dodd-Frank regime.

Prior to joining the firm, Mark served as a law clerk for the Honorable Randolph Baxter of the U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the Northern District of Ohio.