Private Equity

Private-equity dealmakers are distinct. They face unique challenges in structuring and completing private equity transactions. At El Chaer Law Firm, our Lawyers take a realistic approach in the context of the business deal at hand, focusing on innovative solutions to assist our clients in accomplishing their objectives. In the end, it is all about getting the deal over with by fashioning creative solutions to the problems facing fund sponsors in constantly changing markets.

This is why investors, banks, financial sponsors, management groups, lenders, financial advisors, business brokers and other parties count on El Chaer Law Firm to advise on a full range of private equity transactions as well as a wealth of experience in related practice areas, including mergers and acquisitions, securities, project development, finance and real estate, fund formation, investments and portfolio company transactions, initial and other public offerings and private placements of equity and debt, leveraged finance transactions and debt restructurings; and securities compliance. Clients can also count on support from El Chaer Law Firm’s deal-oriented lawyers in relevant legal areas, including environmental, executive compensation, intellectual property, antitrust, bankruptcy and real estate law.

Our lawyers in the Corporate, Finance and Tax practices advise sponsors on the formation and management of funds and on the solicitation of prospective investors and investment execution. In addition, private-equity clients draw upon El Chaer Law Firm for advice in relation to venture capital including representation of domestic and offshore investment funds and advisors and growth capital financings, initial public offerings, workouts and restructurings, and securitizations.

Clients also benefit from El Chaer Law Firm to source new deals, locate business partners, and identify other legal and non-legal resources through our local, regional, national and international networks with financial and strategic investors, investment banks, accounting and law firms, financial advisors, investment bankers, business brokers, lobbying firms, and specialty consulting firms.