Thomas Lee is a partner in the firm’s M&A and Private Equity group. As a member of group’s GP Seed & Stake team, Tom represents private equity sponsors and buyers in transactions involving the sale or acquisition of minority interests in asset management firms, as well as complex structured transactions related to such interests. Tom’s broad expertise in the GP stakes market allows him to provide sophisticated solutions for his clients in a rapidly evolving market.
Tom has also represented publicly traded companies, private equity sponsors and their portfolio companies in a variety of matters, including mergers, acquisitions, minority investment transactions, structured equity transactions, follow-on investments, divestitures, leveraged buyouts, recapitalizations and restructurings, venture capital investments, executive compensation and equity incentive arrangements and general corporate counseling and compliance.
Work highlights:
Thomas Lee is a partner in the firm’s M&A and Private Equity group. As a member of group’s GP Seed & Stake team, Tom represents private equity sponsors and buyers in transactions involving the sale or acquisition of minority interests in asset management firms, as well as complex structured transactions related to such interests. Tom’s broad expertise in the GP stakes market allows him to provide sophisticated solutions for his clients in a rapidly evolving market.
Tom has also represented publicly traded companies, private equity sponsors and their portfolio companies in a variety of matters, including mergers, acquisitions, minority investment transactions, structured equity transactions, follow-on investments, divestitures, leveraged buyouts, recapitalizations and restructurings, venture capital investments, executive compensation and equity incentive arrangements and general corporate counseling and compliance.
Work highlights:
M&A/PE Briefing |
Non-Majority Stockholder’s Ability to Control a Transaction Did Not Render Him a Controller As He Did Not Try to Control—Oracle⟶M&A/PE Briefing |
Court of Chancery Clarifies that Sophisticated Stockholders of a Delaware Corporation Can Waive Fiduciary Duties Under Certain Circumstances—Fugue⟶M&A/PE Briefing |
Chancery Ruling Highlights Important Role of Special Litigation Committees in Maintaining Board Control Over Derivative Litigation—Baker Hughes⟶Looking for a professional? Try our advanced professionals search⟶
