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Brie Neumann is a legal associate working in the private equity industry in New York, NY. In 2015, Brie obtained her law degree from Georgetown University. While pursuing her education, she published an article on the ethics of attorneys' use of social media in the Georgetown Journal of Legal Ethics. The article has since gone on to be cited in numerous industry texts, including Laurie L. Levenson's "The Politicization of Prosecutors" and the Fordham Law Review.

Georgetown University

Lehigh University

Legal Associate

Brie Neumann

Stonepeak Infrastructure Partners

Brie Neumann is responsible for supporting Stonepeak's General Counsel on all legal and compliance matters.

As an Associate in the Corporate Department, Brie Neumann represented sponsors and investors in relation to the structuring, formation, marketing, and operation of private equity funds. She participated in all aspects of fund formation, including drafting and negotiation of term sheets, private placement memorandum, operating agreements, subscription and assignment agreements, investment management agreements, side letters, placement agent agreements, and marketing materials.

Proskauer Rose LLP

Private Investment Funds Associate

Brie Neumann advised European private fund sponsors regarding the structuring, formation and marketing of non-U.S. private equity funds contemplating U.S. offerings, including with respect to compliance with securities laws. Brie also represented institutional investors in connection with secondary transactions, including drafting and negotiation of transfer agreements, and review of underlying partnership agreements. 

Brie Neumann advised institutional investors in connection with participation in co-investments, including drafting of commitment letters.

Superior Court of the District of Columbia

Judicial Intern

Brie Neumann analyzed case files for compliance with federal employment discrimination laws, and conducted intake interviews with clients alleging employment discrimination and drafted formal charges.

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