Capital, projects and transactions without borders.
We advise family offices, private investors, private-equity sponsors, project principals and select transaction parties in sophisticated domestic and cross-border matters.
Discretion
Some matters require more than technical skill.
Private capital, cross-border transactions and major projects often involve sensitive information, complex counterparties and significant reputational or execution risk.
We maintain a deliberately discreet profile, apply disciplined engagement standards, and approach each matter with careful attention to information control, diligence and the protection of client relationships.
WHO WE SERVE
Where capital, assets and execution converge.
These engagements are selective, diligence-intensive and often highly confidential.
Private Investors
Writing the check is the easy part. The terms decide the outcome.
Angel investors, family offices and private co-investors often hold minority positions that are only as strong as the documents behind them. We help investors negotiate terms, structure holding vehicles and joint ventures, and protect their position through later rounds and exits.
3 Practice areas→Private Equity
Your deal deserves big-firm judgment without big-firm staffing.
Independent sponsors, family offices and lower-middle-market funds need deal counsel who can move quickly and read a business, not only a purchase agreement. We advise on platform and add-on acquisitions, minority and structured investments, and cross-border transactions.
3 Practice areas→Projects
Projects attract partners. The structure decides who controls them.
Energy, minerals, infrastructure and other real-asset projects bring together sponsors, investors, lenders and governments with different priorities. We help project principals build the joint-venture, financing and cross-border structures that keep those interests aligned from development through operation.
2 Practice areas→SELECTED EXPERIENCE
Experience in sophisticated capital and cross-border matters.
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Represented a fan manufacturer in its approximately $500 million sale to a private equity firm.
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Represented inaugural Thiel Fellow James Proud and GigLocator in the company’s 2012 sale to music entrepreneur Peter Shapiro, the first company exit by a Thiel Fellow.
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Represented iAnthus Capital Holdings, a pioneering cannabis investment and operating company that became the first U.S. multistate cannabis operator to list publicly and raise capital in Canada. As part of the company's outside legal team, advised on corporate structuring, equity investments, strategic acquisitions, transaction documentation, and a broad range of corporate and governance matters supporting its expansion across multiple U.S. markets.
Prior results do not guarantee a similar outcome. Representative matters may include work performed at prior law firms.
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For matters where judgment and execution both matter.
We accept strategic and international matters selectively, following an initial conflicts, scope and diligence review.