We represented a Texas-based fintech company in its merger with a Silicon Valley fintech company in a deal that made several headlines. GNS Law represented the client from LOI to close, negotiating the deal with one of the 20 largest law firms in the US (by revenue). This was a reverse triangular merger.
GNS Law represented the founders of a software development company that was sold to a serial acquirer backed by private equity. GNS Law represented the founders from their arrival to the US, through scaling, and then in the exit, where GNs Law negotiated the deal with one of the 30 largest law firms in the… Read more »
GNS Law represented the buyer in an asset-for-stock deal where several companies were combined to create an innovative franchise-style technology hub. This project took several months and was the result of the innovative thinking of the founders together with the innovating thinking of GNS Law attorneys to create a franchise-style tech hub like no other.
GNS Law represented our Ivy League founder in the sale of her company’s customer contracts of a B2B business to strategic acquirer. The industry had become tumultuous, and the founder decided that it was time to sell to a strategic acquirer that wanted to complement its existing client base with additional clients that our client… Read more »
GNS Law represented a private investment fund exempted from registration under SEC regs and Advisers Act regs on the creation of offering documents and regulatory compliance. The fund aims to raise 50M for investment in public securities.
GNS Law created LatAmplify Ventures, the marketing arm of an angel investment syndicate with a focus on investments in England, UK.
GNS Law reorganized several legal entities, employment process, and legal compliance practices of a trailer manufacturing company in Texas, assisting the company with a much needed legal adjustment to propel the company for national and international growth.
In connection with an acquisition, GNS Law spun off several subsidiaries of the target of the acquisition that they acquirer did not want to buy. We created a holding company that became the new owner of unwanted assets.
We served as local counsel to a Uruguayan StartUp that merged with another Uruguayan StartUp and formed a new services entity. This deal was backed by private equity in New York and we proudly assisted our client to get to the finish line.
