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Deal Watch: 'Female Viagra' Spawns More Skadden, S&C Deal Work
Sprout Pharmaceuticals didn't have to wait long for a big-name buyer to spring big bucks for the nascent drug developer. Sullivan & Cromwell took the lead for the company, founded in 2011, on its $1 billion sale this week to longtime Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom client Valeant Pharmaceuticals International.
Atlanta Lawyers at Jones Day Help Flowers' Bread Deal Rise
Atlanta lawyers at three firms, Jones Day, King & Spalding and Alston & Bird, advised clients on several major deals announced this week.
Some Reservations About Expedia's Acquisition of Orbitz
A consumer activist group and the hotel industry are both urging the U.S. Department of Justice to block travel-booking site Expedia Inc.'s proposed acquisition of Orbitz Worldwide Inc.
This Jones Day Attorney Leads Team in Bankruptcy Bidding for Offshore Oil Assets
Jones Day represented a Mexican heavy construction company in purchases of an offshore drilling operation and ship.
Deal Watch: Teva's Generics Buy Headlines Banner M&A Week
A bevy of transactions in the pharmaceutical industry and industrial sector in Europe helped make the past week a big one for M&A, with more than a dozen billion-dollar deals being announced.
Dealmakers of the Week: Wm. Randolph Smith of Crowell & Moring and Richard Rosen of Arnold & Porter
Following the completion Friday of AT&T's $48.5 billion acquisition of DirecTV, The Am Law Daily caught up with AT&T's go-to antitrust lawyers.
Deal Watch: Big Firms Feast on Billionaire's Deal Double
Several Global 100 firms picked up work this week on a pair of acquisitions by companies backed by billionaire Martin Franklin.
Dealmakers of the Week: Lowell Yoder and Timothy Shuman of McDermott Will & Emery
Yoder and Shuman handled the complex tax component of a megamakeup deal announced between Procter & Gamble and New York-based beauty products giant and firm client Coty Inc.
Deal Watch: Skadden Snags Big Beauty Deal as Conflict Claims Resurface Against Retired Partner
It was another big deal week for Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom, which took the lead on a $12.5 billion buy for beauty products behemoth Coty, as an insider trading case involving a 6-year-old transaction by the firm forced a partner to take early retirement.
Deal Watch: Skadden Celebrates Holiday Weekend Atop M&A League Tables
M&A league tables for the first half of 2015 compiled by Bloomberg and Thomson Reuters show Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom leading the pack among legal advisers, while several other Am Law 100 firms prepare to fete the Fourth of July with some insurance-related transactional work.TRENDING STORIES
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