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Practice/Industry Group Overview
Williams Mullen attorneys help clients acquire the capital they need to grow their businesses. We handle sophisticated public and private offerings of debt and equity securities; venture capital and small business financing; tax-exempt financings and mortgage and asset-backed securitizations. We understand how to negotiate and document financing of all types and are committed to providing highly efficient and highly effective representation for every situation.
Securities Offerings
- Counseling and representing issuers in initial public offerings
- Shelf registrations (allocated and unallocated)
- Registration of business combination transactions
- Institutional private placements
- Commercial paper programs
- Registration of employee benefit plans
- Registration of dividend reinvestment and stock purchase plans
Venture Capital and Small Business Financing
- Financing start-up businesses
- Counseling and advice on federal and state sources of capital
- "Mezzanine" and venture capital transactions
Tax-Exempt Financings
- Private activity (conduit) financings
- State and local government general obligation and revenue issues
- Issuance of complex structured finance obligations
- Financial institution purchases of bonds or issuance of credit enhancement to support bond issues
- Restructuring and reissuance of tax-exempt obligations
Securitization
- Formation of bankruptcy-remote entities
- Establishment of securitization programs and related policies and procedures
- Acquisitions of securitizable assets
- Development and analysis of transaction structures
- Creation of innovative financing vehicles to accommodate unique asset types
- Rating agency presentations
- Negotiation of interim warehouse facilities
- Preparation of public and private offering materials
- Sales to conduits
- Servicing arrangements
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Articles Authored by Lawyers at this office:
Reviewing the 2008 Proxy Season and a Look AheadCharles W. Kemp, John S. Mitchell, July 26, 2008
With this year's proxy season largely over, public companies and their advisors are taking stock of a contentious 2008 and looking ahead to an uncertain 2009.
E-Discovery in ActionWilliam W. Belt, Calvin W. Fowler, Kathleen J. L. Holmes, Elizabeth Davenport Scott, April 29, 2008, previously published by LexisNexis® Martindale-Hubbell®
Counsel to Counsel Magazine
The advent and proliferation of
electronic records spawned the need
for a lot of new rules. Those rules
have given birth to the many new policies
corporations have put in place governing
the handling and management of electronic
records. For many, the effectiveness of
those policies can only...