Erik
Belenky

Represented Xerox Holdings Corporation in its tender offer and proxy fight for HP Inc.

Advised Newell Brands Inc. in numerous transactions, including:

Its acquisition of Jarden Corporation in a cash and stock transaction valued at $60 per share, or approximately $16 billion in equity value;

The sale of its Pure Fishing business to Sycamore Partners for approximately $1.3 billion in cash;

Its sale of The Waddington Group to Novolex Holdings, a portfolio company of The Carlyle Group, for approximately $2.3 billion in cash;

The $1.95 billion sale of its Tools business, including the Irwin®, Lenox®, and Hilmor® brands, to Stanley Black & Decker, Inc.;

The pending sale of The United States Playing Card Company ("USPC") to Cartamundi Group, a leading manufacturer and distributor of playing cards and board games;

The sale of its Process Solutions business to One Rock Capital Partners, LLC for $500 million in cash;

The $395 million sale of Rawlings Sporting Goods Company, Inc. to Seidler Equity Partners and Major League Baseball - The Daily Deal's Most Innovative Middle Market Deal of the Year (2018);

The sale of its Winter Sports businesses to private equity firm Kohlberg & Company for $240 million, subject to adjustment;

The sale of its Pine Mountain® fire starters and fire logs business, and Diamond® matches, fire starters, lighters, toothpicks, and laundry business, to Royal Oak Enterprises, a leading manufacturer of charcoal and grilling products; and

Its entry into a settlement agreement with Starboard Value LP that ended Newell’s ongoing proxy contest with Starboard.

Represented Baker Hughes Company in multiple transactions, including:

The sale of its specialty polymers business to SK Capital

The sale of its global Natural Gas Solutions (NGS) business to two separate buyers, First Reserve and Pietro Fiorentini;

The sale of its A-C Compressor service and repair business to Rotating Machinery Services, Inc.; and

The sale of its Rotoflow™ turboexpander business to Air Products (NYSE: APD).

Advised RELX plc and its affiliates in numerous transactions, including:

The acquisition by Proagrica, a division of RELX, in its acquisition of SST Software, a precision agriculture information solutions company;

The acquisition by FlightGlobal, the aviation arm of Reed Business Information (a division of RELX) in its acquisitions of FlightStats and Diio LLC;

The sale by Reed Business Information (a division of RELX) in the sale of a 51 percent stake in Reed Construction Data (RCD) to Warburg Pincus, and the sale of 100 percent of RSMeans to The Gordian Group, a Warburg Pincus portfolio company;

Represented General Electric Company in a variety of transactions, including:

The sale of the small industrial motors business of its Power Conversion division to Wolong Electric Group Co., Ltd.;

The sale of its Commercial Distribution Finance, Vendor Finance, and Corporate Finance platforms to Wells Fargo & Co.;

The sale of its Industrial Air & Gas Technologies business to Colfax Corporation (NYSE: CFX);

The acquisition of the Salof group of companies, designers of mini LNG and CO2 technologies and facilities.

Represented Les Enterprises Barrette Ltee in the sale of Barrette Outdoor Living (BOL) to TorQuest Partners and Caisse de dépôt et placement du Québec. BOL is North America's leading manufacturer of wood-alternative fence and railing products.

Advised Georgia-Pacific in its acquisition of the Temple-Inland Building Products business from International Paper Company for $750 million; its acquisition of Excel Displays & Packaging and affiliated entities; and the sale of its JV interest in Vania and Polive to Johnson & Johnson.

Represented The Home Depot in multiple roll-up acquisitions.

Advised Gemino Healthcare Finance and its investors (including EDG Partners and D. E. Shaw) in the company's sale to Solar Senior Capital Ltd. Gemino is a nationwide provider of asset based and term loans to small and mid-size healthcare service providers.

Represented ARINC Incorporated and its shareholders, American Airlines, Inc., Continental Airlines, Inc., Delta Air Lines, Inc., Northwest Airlines, Inc., United Air Lines, Inc., and US Airways, Inc., in the sale of the company to The Carlyle Group.