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DarrowEverett’s Private Equity, Capital Markets, and Securities team is uniquely positioned to advise domestic and international public and private companies of all sizes. We regularly advise on structuring capital or debt raises, negotiating complex mergers and acquisitions, preparing private placement offering documents, and initial public offering securities filings. DE supports our clients on an advisory basis with their general business, regulatory and transactional needs, and public company reporting obligations.
We advise a diverse group of public and private clients, including industry-leading companies in a wide array of business sectors, private equity firms and portfolio companies, issuers, investment banks, real estate investment funds and trusts, family and hedge funds, corporate targets and acquirers, equity and debt investors, and venture capital firms. DE also supports its Private Equity, Capital Markets, and Securities clients on numerous corporate, transactional, and regulatory issues, including those relating to day-to-day operations, governance, taxation, real estate, licensing, intellectual property, information technology, employment, litigation, compliance, and finance.
Our clients receive a combination of market intelligence, technical abilities, vigorous client counsel, and support for legal, regulatory, and risk assessment needs throughout the lifecycle of their business, transactions, investments, and current and previous offerings of products and services.
DarrowEverett’s Private Equity, Capital Markets, and Securities attorneys provide representation across a wide variety of subject matters, including:
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Representative Matters in Private Equity, Capital Markets & Securities
Represented a prominent New York-based private credit and equity investment firm in connection with a complex debt and equity financing transaction involving a multistate HVAC, plumbing, and electrical services company. The transaction included a credit facility consisting of a delayed draw term loan (DDTL), term loan, and revolving line of credit, as well as a preferred equity investment. Our team provided comprehensive legal services throughout the process, including due diligence, negotiation, drafting, and closing of all related agreements, ensuring a successful outcome for our client.
We represented a prominent New York-based investment firm in a Series B preferred equity financing, supporting its investment in a rapidly expanding, multistate provider of interactive and sensory-related experiences. Our team delivered end-to-end legal counsel, including conducting thorough due diligence, drafting and negotiating equity financing documents, and navigating the transaction through to closing. Additionally, we negotiated employment agreements for the founders, safeguarding the client’s investment by aligning key personnel incentives with the company’s long-term growth objectives.
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