What sets us apart:

Private capital expertise: We focus exclusively on private transactions, helping clients finance growth without the complexity of public markets.

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Strategic guidance: We combine legal insight with business perspective to support capital decisions that balance growth, control, and risk.

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Cross-border integration: We coordinate financing strategy with global business needs, aligning U.S. operations with international structures.

Corporate Finance

We advise companies, founders, developers, and private investors on financing strategies that support business growth, cross-border expansion, and capital-intensive development and operations. Our work spans the full range of private-market transactions, including equity, debt, convertible instruments, and commercial lending—tailored to each client’s industry, stage, and goals, with deep experience supporting both early-stage ventures and mature businesses.

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On the equity side, we assist with seed, venture, and growth capital transactions. We help structure governance rights, investor protections, and exit strategies aligned with business goals and investor expectations. Whether advising a startup raising its first round or a mid-market enterprise onboarding a strategic investor, we provide practical guidance with a clear view of long-term value.

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On the equity side, we assist emerging companies and closely held businesses in structuring and negotiating private equity investments, including founder-led financings, with seed, venture, and growth capital transactions, family office participation, and investor rights arrangements. We help clients align control provisions, governance terms, and capital structure with long-term objectives.

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We also support businesses pursuing commercial lending and sponsor-backed credit arrangements. This includes negotiating loan agreements, secured and unsecured credit facilities, and collateral packages involving receivables, equipment, and real estate assets. Our borrower-side focus ensures that financial agreements are commercially viable while preserving operational flexibility.

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Financing often intersects with broader corporate, M&A, and commercial work. We frequently advise on capital structuring in the context of joint ventures, project development, and group reorganizations—particularly for international businesses with U.S. operations.