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Nina Smith

Nina is joint head of office for Thames Valley and a partner in Shoosmiths’ corporate department, advising a wide variety of clients, including professional equity investors (both PE and VCs), PLCs, large private companies, management teams and owner managers on a range of corporate transactions including acquisitions and disposals of companies and businesses, management buy-outs and buy-ins and company reorganisations. Nina is also a member of the Shoosmiths Private Wealth team. Nina’s recent experience includes: advising LDC on the sale of ByBox to US PE house Francisco Partners for £221 million; advising the shareholders of Ikon Science Limited on the sale to US PE house Great Hill Partners; advising the shareholders of Phabrix Limited on the sale to Leader Europe Limited; advising nGage Specialist Recruitment on the acquisition of Henlow Recruitment Limited; advising large US clients on various largescale internal UK reorganisations; advising the shareholders of Chevron Traffic Management Limited on the exit by Portchester Equity Limited and incoming investment by Triton Partners; advising GAME Digital Holdings Limited (subsidiary of GAME Digital plc) on the £20 million acquisition of Multiplay Limited; and advising numerous private equity backed businesses on their buy and build acquisitions. · HCR Law

EnglandCorporate / M&A, Private Equity

About

Nina Smith is joint head of office for Thames Valley and a partner in Shoosmiths’ corporate department, listed with HCR Law. She advises private equity and venture capital investors, PLCs, large private companies and management teams on acquisitions and disposals, management buy-outs and buy-ins, corporate reorganisations and buy-and-build acquisition strategies, and is a member of the Shoosmiths Private Wealth team.

Practice areas

Corporate / M&APrivate EquityPrivate WealthRestructuring

Office

Expertise

Private equity transactionsVenture capitalManagement buy-outs and buy-insBuy-and-build acquisitionsCross-border transactions involving US private equity houses

Education

  • Philosophy and Classical Studies, University of Reading
  • PgDL, College of Law, London
  • LPC (distinction), College of Law, Guildford

Admissions

  • Qualified as a solicitor (2007)