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“We see Benesch as an extension of our in-house legal team. They understand our perspective and how we need to provide deliverables to satisfy our internal clients. It’s very important to our in-house team that outside counsel helps us be efficient by understanding our business, and Benesch excels at this.”
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Laterals from Am Law 100
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Representative Examples
Representing Cisco Systems, Inc.
in a $1 billion+ dispute with its largest semiconductor supplier, which is being litigated across multiple forums. The dispute, which is proceeding on an extremely expedited timeline, involves highly complex commercial claims stemming from various supply agreements.
Represented Blackstone
in its acquisition of a portfolio of 228 mortgage loans from Atlantic Union Bank for approximately $2 billion.
Represented Loar Holdings Inc.,
a diversified manufacturer and supplier of niche aerospace and defense components, in its $354 million initial public offering (IPO) of 12.65 million shares of its common stock at $28 per share.
Served as legal counsel to Atmus Filtration Technologies
in its $450 million definitive agreement to acquire Koch Filter Corporation. The transaction strengthens Atmus’ market position by providing direct access to Koch Filter’s established customer network across commercial and industrial HVAC, data centers and power generation.
Represented a national lending institution
in connection with a $325 million syndicated credit facility to fund the refinance of a portfolio of 15 skilled nursing facilities, including handling of various intercreditor issues with respect to a separate $15 million revolving credit facility.
Represented Honeywell (NASDAQ: HON)
as legal counsel in the successful completion of the spin-off of its Advanced Materials business, now operating as Solstice Advanced Materials. The year-long project involved more than 50 Benesch attorneys from a range of practice areas, reflecting the firm’s collaborative and business-minded approach to complex corporate transactions.
Closed a 27-property secured financing for SITE Centers.
The financing started as a $1.1 billion facility to be secured by 47 assets. In the end, the deal amount was $530 million and secured by 27 shopping centers since; SITE sold several of the assets that initially were part of the collateral pool.
Represented a pharmaceutical services platform
in two strategic acquisitions with a combined value of $640 million. For both transactions, the firm led healthcare diligence, including review of data privacy, HIPAA, confidentiality, security and sunshine reporting issues, and also worked closely with IP counsel to assess risk levels and approaches for diligence review. The Benesch team also analyzed transaction documents, representations and warranties, and material contracts through a healthcare regulatory lens to identify compliance obligations and required notices.
Represented Purolator, a leading Canadian provider of integrated freight, package and logistics solutions,
as U.S. deal counsel in its acquisition of Livingston International from Platinum Equity. Livingston is a large international trade services firm specializing in customs brokerage, global freight forwarding and trade consulting throughout North America.
Represented Gridiron Capital
in the benefits and executive compensation matters in its sale of Foundation Wellness to Bansk Group. We managed several complicated workstreams related to the transaction, including conducting a pass-through vote with respect to the transaction for the employee stock ownership plan (ESOP) and coordinating the Section 280G vote process for Foundation Wellness.
Represented a leading national medical supplier
in connection with its $1.1 billion sale to a multinational health care services company.
Spearheaded and successfully advocated for the passage of HB 531,
“Braden’s Law,” criminalizing sextortion in Ohio. Inspired by the tragic suicide of 15-year-old Braden Markus after becoming a victim of sextortion, the legislation was passed unanimously by both chambers of the legislature and signed into law by Governor Mike DeWine. Through the firm’s pro bono program, Benesch pioneered this effort by drafting the legislation, analyzing amendments, coordinating a PR strategy and lobbying members of the House and Senate.
Represented Materion Corporation
in a collective action under the Fair Labor Standards Act and a Rule 23 class action based on state contract law. Benesch limited class certification to one facility and secured a favorable $1.5 million settlement for approximately 870 individuals.
Obtained a unanimous jury verdict of no liability
on behalf of Feit Electric following six-year litigation brought by a multibillion-dollar Japanese LED lighting company claiming patent infringement and seeking tens of millions of dollars.
Obtained a defense verdict on behalf of Gould Electronics
following a federal bench trial in a complex environmental case where the government sought nearly a billion dollars in remediation costs allegedly arising out of the operation of a secondary smelter ($136 million in historical expenditures and up to $700 million in future costs).
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