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David I. Meyers: Lawyer with Troutman Sanders LLP

David I. Meyers

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Partner; Practice Group Leader
Richmond,  VA  U.S.A.
Phone804.697.1239

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Experience & Credentials
 

Practice Areas

  • Securities & Corporate Governance
  • Mergers, Acquisitions & Business Ventures
 
University University of Virginia, B.S., with distinction, 1992; Order of the Coif
 
Law SchoolUniversity of Virginia, J.D., 1995; Articles Review Board, Virginia Law Review
 
Admitted1995, Virginia
 
Memberships American Bar Association (Member, Business Law Section: Committee on Federal Regulation of Securities; Committee on Negotiated Acquisitions); Virginia Bar Association (Board of Directors, Corporate Counsel Section); Richmond Bar Association.

 
BornMt. Kisco, New York, September 23, 1970
 
Biography

David is a partner and the co-practice group leader for the firm's Corporate practice group. His practice focuses on the representation of public companies in connection with corporate governance, securities regulation, security offerings and mergers and acquisitions. David's responsibilities include advising public companies of compliance with federal securities laws, including Sarbanes-Oxley legislation, communicating with and advising senior executives and directors, drafting public disclosure documents and drafting and negotiating public offering documents. David is a member of the American, Virginia and Richmond Bar Associations.

David is a 1995 graduate of the University of Virginia Law School where he served on the Articles Review Board of the Virginia Law Review, and received his B.S. degree with Distinction from the McIntire School of Commerce of the University of Virginia in 1992. He was honored in 2005 as one of Richmond's "Top Forty Under Forty" award recipients. He served as adjunct professor at the William & Mary School of Law on mergers and acquisitions (2005-2007).

Representative Experience

Advisor to board of directors, board committees and general counsels with respect to corporate governance, Sarbanes-Oxley, NYSE and NASDAQ listing standards, and state fiduciary duties.

Advisor to public company clients regarding periodic reports and proxy statements required under the federal securities laws and general disclosure issues.

Served as general outside counsel to one of the largest publicly traded coal companies, providing advice on all aspects of business, including:

· Represented in connection with its $7.1 billion sale to competitor.

· Represented in successful defense against organized director "withhold" vote activist campaign.

· Represented in connection with federal securities laws and disclosure obligations related to its $960 million acquisition of a competitor.

· Represented in connection with $485 million common stock offering related to acquisition of a competitor.

· Represented in connection with $100 million "at-the-market" common stock offering.

· Represented in $1 billion public offering of convertible debt and common stock and related tender offers to repurchase $335 million of debt.

Designated underwriters counsel for a Fortune 250 energy company and its operating subsidiary.

Designated underwriters counsel for a Fortune 500 energy company and its operating subsidiaries. Recent transactions include $300 million medium-term note offering and $100 million first mortgage bond offering.

Designated underwriters counsel for the largest publicly held buyout and mezzanine investment company.

Represented a publicly traded energy holding company and its operating subsidiaries in connection with $700 million of registered debt offerings and remarketing of existing registered notes.

Served as general outside counsel to a publicly traded specialty biopharmaceutical company providing advice on all aspects of business, including:

· In connection with its initial public offering and listing on the NASDAQ National Market.

· In connection with its $140 million offering of convertible debt and related hedging activities.

· In connection with its $2.6 billion sale to a larger competitor.

Represented a publicly traded graphic communications and contents processing company in connection with federal securities laws and disclosure obligations related to its $430 million sale to a competitor.

Represented a publicly traded telecommunications company in connection with $660 million sale to two private equity funds and subsequent $750 million self-tender offer, 144A debt offering and IPO of common stock.

Represented a publicly traded less-than-truckload in connection with federal securities laws and its disclosure obligations related to its $1.25 billion sale to a competitor.

Represented a publicly traded wholesale distributor of mechanical equipment and supplies in connection with federal securities laws and its disclosure obligations related to its $260 million sale to a competitor by tender offer.

Publications

Author of numerous client memos on federal securities issues, corporate governance and Sarbanes-Oxley legislation.

Co-author, "Recent trends in initial public offerings: A Milestone Year in the Private Equity Arena," A Financier Worldwide Supplement, December 2005.

Co-author, "The erosion of the power of the board of directors," Virginia Business Magazine, June 2005.

Co-author, "2002 Annual Survey of Virginia Law: Corporate Law," University of Richmond Law Review, November 2002.

Presentations and Speaking Engagements

Speaker, "2012 Proxy Season," 122nd Annual Meeting of the Virginia Bar Association, Williamsburg, Virginia (January 2012).

Speaker, "2012 Proxy Season," 13th Annual Fall Forum of the Virginia Bar Association, Richmond, Virginia (October 2011).

Speaker, "Taking the MD&A Challenge," SEC's Institute 23rd Mid-Year SEC Reporting Forum, San Francisco, California (June 2008).

Speaker, "The Role of the Corporate Counsel," Washington Metro Association of Corporate Counsel, Richmond, Virginia (May 2008).

Speaker, "The Endless Search for the Perfect MD&A," SEC Institute's 23rd Annual SEC Reporting Conference, Washington, D.C. (November 2007).

Speaker, Troutman Sanders Annual Public Company Conference, Richmond and Virginia Beach, Virginia (2006-2011).

Speaker, "Applying Public Company Governance Rules to Private Companies and Nonprofits," 2007 Annual Meeting of the Virginia Bar Association, Williamsburg, Virginia (January 2007).

Speaker, "Living with SEC; New Executive Compensation Rules," Mercer Consulting Executive Compensation Conference, Richmond, Virginia (September 2006).

Other Distinctions

Selected as one of Richmond's "Top 40 Under 40" by Style Weekly magazine, September 2005.

Recognized as a member of Virginia's "Legal Elite" by Virginia Business magazine in Business Law (2005, 2006, 2008, 2009, 2010).

Selected as a Virginia "Rising Star" in Securities & Corporate Finance by Law & Politics' Virginia Super Lawyers Magazine (2006-2009).

Selected by Law & Politics as a Virginia Super Lawyer in Securities & Corporate Finance (2010-2011).

Work Experience

Partner, Troutman Sanders LLP, 2006-present

Partner, Hunton & Williams LLP, 2003-2006

Associate, Hunton & Williams LLP, 1995-2003

Adjunct Professor of Law, Mergers and Acquisitions, William & Mary School of Law, 2005-2007

Memberships

· American Bar Association: Business Law Section (Committee on Federal Regulation of Securities; Committee on Negotiated Acquisitions)

· Virginia Bar Association

· Richmond Bar Association

· Chairman of the Board of Directors, Corporate Counsel Section of the Virginia Bar Association

· Board of Directors and legal counsel to Historic Richmond Foundation

· Board of Directors, Virginia Cystic Fibrosis Foundation

· Board of Directors, Big Brothers Big Sisters of Greater Richmond & Tri Cities

 
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The JOBS Act and Its Potential Effect on Capital Raising
David M. Carter,W. Brinkley Dickerson,David W. Ghegan,Mark Windon Jones,Jacob "Jake" A. Lutz,Patrick W. Macken,David I. Meyers, April 12, 2012
In recognition of the declining number of IPOs in recent years and the ever-louder chorus of complaints from smaller companies and entrepreneurs regarding the difficulties in raising capital under current securities laws, Congress recently passed the Jumpstart Our Business Startups, or JOBS Act,...

A World Without ISS?
W. Brinkley Dickerson,Eric A. Koontz,David I. Meyers,Vincent J. Pisano,Candice L. Priest, February 10, 2012
Bear with us for a minute . . . Imagine a scenario where every public company decides to follow the gospel of ISS - whole-hog, 100% of the way. They all elect independent chairmen, do away with poison pills, implement majority voting and proxy access, have only super-independent directors and even...

NYSE Narrows Broker Discretionary Voting
David M. Carter,W. Brinkley Dickerson,Eric A. Koontz,David I. Meyers,Vincent J. Pisano, February 6, 2012
On January 25, 2012, the NYSE announced changes to the application of Rule 452 to certain management-supported corporate governance proxy proposals. These changes, which are effective immediately, limit the discretionary authority of brokers to vote their customers’ shares without specific...

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David I. Meyers
Troutman Sanders LLP
1001 Haxall Point
Richmond, VA 23219




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