Morrison Cohen Appoints Amber Will and Timur Eron to Partner

Morrison Cohen is pleased to announce the election of Amber Will and Timur Eron to partner, effective January 1, 2026. Both currently serve as counsel and have been integral contributors to the firm’s success and growth.

Managing Partner Steven Cooperman said, “These well-deserved promotions reflect the exceptional skill, commitment and judgment that Amber and Timur bring to their clients and to the firm each day. They both play very important roles across their respective practices, and we look forward to watching their continued achievements as leaders at Morrison Cohen.”

Amber Will – Business Litigation

Amber’s practice includes complex commercial litigation, advising founders, directors, officers and other corporate professionals in business disputes involving breach of contract, fraud, declaratory judgment actions and related tort claims in both state and federal courts. She also represents clients in matters involving eminent domain and easement disputes, working to protect their business and property rights through strategic counsel and effective advocacy.

She maintains an active pro bono practice in the areas of immigration law, family law, veterans’ benefits and policy research. She has represented numerous clients in affirmative and defensive asylum proceedings, U-Visa and other immigration filings, and habeas corpus matters. She earned her J.D. from William & Mary School of Law, her M.P.P. from College of William & Mary, and her B.A. from Valparaiso University.

“Amber’s promotion to partner is a testament to her exceptional litigation skills and deep commitment to client service,” said Danielle Lesser, chair of the Business Litigation Practice. “She has become a trusted advisor in our Business Litigation practice, and we are thrilled to see her step into this well-earned role.”

Timur Eron – Corporate

Timur’s practice includes fund formation and advising fund managers and investors across asset classes, including private equity, venture capital, real estate, digital assets and hedge funds. He counsels clients on fund launches of varying sizes and industries, preparing organizational documents such as limited partnership agreements, LLC agreements, side letters and private placement memoranda. Timur also represents asset managers, family offices, UHNW individuals and other institutional clients, both domestic and international, in negotiating and structuring the terms of their participation in such private funds (including co-investment vehicles).

In addition, Timur represents startups, emerging companies and U.S. operations of foreign companies in a range of corporate matters, including governance, structuring, and equity and debt financings. His practical, business-focused approach makes him a trusted advisor to clients navigating complex transactions. He earned his J.D. from Columbia University School of Law and his B.A. from University of Chicago.

“Timur has distinguished himself as a thoughtful, commercially minded advisor who brings clarity, insight and deep regulatory knowledge to even the most complex fund matters,” said Randi Mason, co-chair of the Corporate Practice. “His promotion reflects his outstanding contributions to our practice.”