Benesch represented LeadsOnline, a leading provider of data, technology and intelligence tools for law enforcement agencies backed by global private equity firm, TA Associates, in its strategic acquisition of Nighthawk.Cloud, Inc., a prominent investigative data visualization and analysis company.
The Benesch team was led by Corporate Partner Douglas DiMedio and Associate Aan Amin, Tax Partner Sean Crowley, Labor & Employment Partners Adam Primm and Daniel Marks, along with Associates Brad Wenclewicz and Mark Larsen and Real Estate Partner Kate Vlasek.
Read more: https://www.leadsonline.com/main/leadsonline-acquires-nighthawk.php
Latest News
Benesch Partner Tara Raghavan Named to 2026 Lawdragon 500 Leading Global IP Lawyers List
Benesch is pleased to announce that Partner Tara Raghavan has been named to the 2026 Lawdragon 500 Leading Global IP …
Benesch Energy Lead Trevor Alexander Named to 2026 Lawdragon 500 Global Leaders in Energy List
Benesch is pleased to announce that Trevor Alexander, lead of Benesch’s Energy Practice Group, has been named to the 2026 …
Benesch Partner Juan Morado Jr. Named 2026 “Notable Leader in Law” by Crain’s Chicago Business
Benesch is pleased to announce that Juan Morado Jr., a partner in the firm’s Healthcare Practice Group, has been selected …
Michael Chu Joins Benesch’s Intellectual Property Practice Group from McDermott Will & Schulte, Strengthening Patent Litigation Bench
Benesch is pleased to announce that Michael Chu has joined the firm as a partner in its growing Intellectual Property Practice Group in Chicago. His arrival marks the latest milestone in the continued expansion and success of a thriving practice that is building momentum across industries and technologies. Michael brings more than three decades of experience representing clients in complex patent and intellectual property disputes, as well as advising domestic and international companies on patent prosecution, intellectual property portfolio strategy, licensing, post-grant proceedings, trade and cross-border intellectual property matters.