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Jim Morrone

Jim Morrone represents high-growth public and private companies as well as domestic and foreign strategic and financial investors and intermediaries. Jim advises clients on a broad spectrum of transactions, including: Mergers and acquisitions Private growth financings Minority investments, including middle- and late-stage preferred stock, structured equity, and limited liability companies Convertible debt and equity Restructurings Special purpose acquisition company (SPAC) transactions Capital markets transactions Corporate governance Federal and state securities law compliance He draws on several years of experience as Principal and Senior Counsel at Weston Presidio, a middle-market leveraged buyout firm focused primarily on leveraged buyout and minority investments in retail, consumer, and industrial segments. Jim has routinely worked collaboratively with regulators and parties around the table to develop novel and innovative solutions to issues of first impression. He leverages his broad business and legal experience, an intuitive sense of clients’ needs, and resources across the firm’s platform to facilitate successful transactions. · Latham & Watkins

United StatesMergers and Acquisitions, Private Growth Financings

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Jim Morrone represents high-growth public and private companies as well as domestic and foreign strategic and financial investors and intermediaries on a broad spectrum of transactions, including mergers and acquisitions, private growth financings, minority investments, convertible debt and equity, restructurings, SPAC transactions, capital markets, corporate governance, and securities law compliance. He draws on experience as Principal and Senior Counsel at Weston Presidio, a middle-market leveraged buyout firm.

Practice areas

Mergers and AcquisitionsPrivate Growth FinancingsMinority InvestmentsConvertible Debt and EquityRestructuringsSPAC TransactionsCapital Markets TransactionsCorporate GovernanceSecurities Law Compliance

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Expertise

Leveraged BuyoutsMinority InvestmentsRetailConsumerIndustrialMiddle-Market