NEW YORK OFFICE
450 Seventh Avenue
Suite 1802
New York, NY 10123
Contact Information
Tel: (212) 335-2090
Fax: (212) 335-2091
We established our New York office to serve middle-market businesses with a footprint in one of the most influential markets in the world. Our corporate and banking attorneys routinely work with private equity firms that provide capital solutions to companies across a multitude of industries, and our litigation team assists clients with high-stakes and complex commercial litigation. The strong appetite for renewable energy in New York gives us the opportunity to assist clients with the construction of solar and wind projects, and our commercial real estate team provides holistic help for the purchase and sale of properties and land parcels — work that includes banking and financing matters.
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Representative Matters in New York
We represented a New York-based private equity/credit sponsor in the roll-up and simultaneous closing of a regional pawn shop, marking the 30th store acquisition for the platform. Our work included structuring the acquisition, coordinating diligence, including in connection with licensing, negotiating the purchase and lease agreements, and shepherding all regulatory filings to closing.
Advised a prominent New York-based private investment firm on its junior preferred investment, made through a special purpose vehicle, in a leading software, data, financial, and management services provider for music artists and independent record labels at a post-money valuation nearing $1 billion, handling all aspects of the transaction, including negotiations, due diligence, drafting of junior preferred investment documents, and closing.
Andrew J. Adams and Kevin P. Gildea of DarrowEverett LLP’s Labor & Employment Practice Group secured a significant victory for and employer at the New Jersey Appellate Division, which affirmed a summary judgment ruling from late 2023. The case was originally brought by a former employee alleging discrimination under the New Jersey Law Against Discrimination and as a common law Pierce action based upon alleged public policy violations arising during the early days of COVID-19. The appeal, argued in December of 2024 and decided on January 21, 2025, affirmed summary judgment in favor of the employer on all counts.
The Appellate Division upheld the dismissal of all four counts of the Plaintiff’s amended complaint, stating that “Based upon our de novo review, we conclude that plaintiff failed to meet her burden of identifying the existence of any clearly mandated public policy, which was violated by [the employer]” and rejecting plaintiff’s contention that future regulatory mandates should be considered in determining the existence of public policy. The Appellate Division also determined that the plaintiff had produced no evidence to support the claim that her termination was pretextual or motivated by discriminatory intent.