Brian E.
Ashin

Represented a real estate developer in acquiring the Watergate office building.

Represented a Saudi conglomerate holding company in connection with the acquisitions and related financing of a luxury hotel company.

Represented a publicly traded single-family home rental business in several secured financing facilities.

Represented a solar fintech company in the first-ever combination of a residential solar lender and PACE financing provider, which allowed property owners to access long-term financing that can be repaid through their property taxes without many of the requirements of traditional loans.

Represented a multi-national solar developer as US counsel in the sale of its stake in a publicly traded YieldCo.

Represented a vacation-focused startup in the its first FinTech financing with a top-tier global investment manager for $50 million.

Represented an energy-focused private equity firm in its leveraged acquisition of five natural gas-fired electric generation facilities from a Canadian independent power producer for $108 million.

Represented a global private equity firm in its leveraged acquisition of a U.S.-based power transformer manufacturer.

Represented an energy-focused private equity firm in its acquisition hydroelectric assets from a global alternative asset management company.

Represented a distressed-focused private equity fund in the foreclosure acquisition of walk-in bath tub and shower manufacturer.

Represented an energy-focused private equity firm in its $83 million acquisition of nine hydroelectric power facilities from a New England energy provider.

Represented a California state university in naming rights negotiations for the school’s football stadium.

Representing a national financial institution in negotiations with a professional sports ownership group for nearly $100 million naming rights for a Washington, DC arena.