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His team of 90 federal prosecutors and professional staff handled matters across industries like technology and AI, telecommunications, healthcare, financial services, energy, defense contracting, and consumer products. Ryan also played a key role in shaping national antitrust enforcement strategies and policy initiatives, such as implementing the Division’s inaugural Whistleblower Rewards Program and overseeing its first $1 million payout. Throughout this time, Ryan forged relationships and worked closely with foreign competition authorities, state attorneys general, and numerous U.S. agencies and DOJ components on parallel investigations and enforcement.\nEarlier in his career, Ryan was a top federal prosecutor in multiple DOJ components. As a Trial Attorney in the Antitrust Division he led numerous cases, including one of the decade’s most significant international cartel prosecutions—Korea Fuel Supply—which resulted in five corporate convictions and over $363 million in penalties. His work earned him the Attorney General’s Award for Distinguished Service and the U.S. Army’s Patriotic Civilian Service Award. Ryan also served as an Assistant U.S. Attorney in Alaska where he led its northern office and successfully prosecuted complex cases ranging from securities fraud and bribery schemes to wildlife poaching, murder-for-hires, and the state’s largest pill mill prosecution.\nThroughout his tenure at DOJ, Ryan was tapped as a first-chair trial expert. 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(2023){{ FIELD }}The sponsors in connection with the refinancing of the Middletown Energy Center, an approximately 485 MW combined-cycle generating facility in Middletown, Ohio. (2022){{ FIELD }}ArcLight Capital Partners and Cutlass Energy Partners in connection with acquisition and private placement acquisition financing of the Saber Midstream project, a gas gathering system in the Haynesville Shale in Louisiana and Texas. (2022){{ FIELD }}Instar in connection with the merger and financing with Pilot Water of a water logistics business with a footprint of 129 saltwater disposal wells, 850 miles of pipelines, 2.5 million barrels of water per day of disposal capacity, and 34 source, recycling, and evaporation facilities across the Permian, Eagle Ford, Marcellus, Utica, Haynesville, and Rockies. 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(2020){{ FIELD }}Daniel Tsarevsky is a partner in King \u0026amp; Spalding’s Project Finance practice based in New York, with a focus on renewable energy, conventional power and energy transition. Daniel represents private equity and strategic sponsors, developers, investors, private credit funds and financial institutions in complex energy and infrastructure construction, acquisition and leveraged finance transactions. He has been involved in financing utility-scale wind and solar projects and platforms, hydroelectric projects, innovative energy transition projects, natural gas-fired power plants, alternative fuels and chemical projects, electric utilities, telecommunications networks and oil \u0026amp; gas assets including pipelines, gas gathering systems, refineries and marine storage terminals. \nDaniel also has broad experience assisting clients in strategies to monetize tax credits associated with renewables, energy innovation and energy transition projects, including through tax equity and tax credit transfer transactions, and representing private equity funds and their portfolio companies, corporate borrowers, financial institutions and private credit funds in leveraged buyouts, dividend recapitalizations, bolt-on acquisitions, syndicated credit facilities and asset-based lending transactions in the US and Canada. 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(2025) JERA Americas in connection with the term loan B refinancing of Compass Power, the owner of approximately 1.3 gigawatts of gas fired thermal power generation in PJM and ISO-NE consisting of the Marcus Hook, Milford and Dighton projects. (2025) Lotus Infrastructure in connection with structured commodity hedging and senior debt matters for its $1.9 billion sale of a Mid-Atlantic and North-East natural gas generation portfolio to Vistra. (2025) Rev Renewables in connection with the construction financing, tax credit bridge financing and tax credit purchase for its Tumbleweed project, a 125 MW/500 (up to 1,000) MWh battery energy storage facility in Kern County, California. (2025) A major private equity sponsor in connection with the acquisition financing of Cogentrix and the approximately 5.3 gigawatts of thermal power generation in PJM, ISO-NE and ERCOT operated by Cogentrix. (2025) A major private equity sponsor in connection with the refinancing of NextWave’s Traveler project, a 32,000 b/d nameplate ethylene-to-alkylate production facility in Pasadena, Texas. (2025) Lotus Infrastructure in connection with the term loan B refinancing of Edgewater Generation, the owner of approximately 2.7 gigawatts of thermal power generation in PJM and ISO-NE. (2025) The lenders in connection with the construction financing of Pacific Steel Group’s Mojave Micro Mill project, a electric arc furnace micro mill in Kern County, California and first steel mill to be built in California in the last five decades. (2025) Lotus Infrastructure in connection with the Michigan municipal bond construction financing of a portfolio of renewable natural gas projects consisting primarily of anaerobic digestors of animal waste and associated upgraders and gas processing infrastructure. (2025) Macquarie Asset Management in connection with the acquisition financing of its significant minority equity stake in D.E. Shaw Renewable Investments (DESRI), a large renewable energy company, for up to approximately $1.725 billion. (2025) Relevate Power in connection with the acquisition and private credit acquisition financing of Gravity Renewables, an owner and operator of an approximately 40 megawatt portfolio of 15 hydroelectric run-of-the-river projects and one solar project located in New York and New England, which are expected to be operated under renewable programs substantially similar to community solar. (2024) A major UAE world-leading aluminum producer in connection with the acquisition and financing of the 80% of the equity interest in Spectro Alloys LLC, a U.S. leading secondary foundry alloy producer based in Rosemount, Minnesota. 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(2023) The Ad Hoc Group of Term Lenders and Noteholders of Talen Energy in connection with the chapter 11 bankruptcy of Talen Energy. (2023) Certain secured creditors and senior lenders in connection with the chapter 11 bankruptcy of Heritage Power. (2023) An independent solar developer and sponsor in connection with the bridge financings of a pre-FID photovoltaic 375 MWdc and 1,200 MWh battery storage project in Southern California. (2023) The sponsor in connection with the acquisition and project financing of approximately 30 MW of run-of-the-river hydro-power projects in New York and New England. (2023) The sponsors in connection with the refinancing of the Middletown Energy Center, an approximately 485 MW combined-cycle generating facility in Middletown, Ohio. 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(2022) Axium Infrastructure on an acquisition \u0026amp; financing (including deal contingent interest rate hedges) of a 49% interest in Constellation Renewables Partners, a 1,415 MW diversified portfolio of twenty-four wind and four solar assets in the United States, and an incremental delayed draw term loan facility to fund contribution obligations of its joint venture interest for the repowering of the 70 MW Criterion wind farm in Maryland. (2022) Axium Infrastructure on its acquisition from Blackrock and financing of a portfolio of more than 1 GW of wind generating facilities across the United States with an aggregate enterprise value in excess of $700mm. (2022) A major private equity sponsor in connection with the project financing, holdco financing and incremental financing of a 32,000 b/d nameplate ethylene-to-alkylate production facility in Pasadena, Texas. 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(\"Motion\"), in the acquisition of Kaman Distribution Group (\"KDG\") from private investment firm Littlejohn \u0026amp; Co., LLC for a purchase price of $1.3 billion.{{ FIELD }}Represented special purpose acquisition company BOA Acquisition Corp., in the de-SPAC transaction with Selina Holding Company, the world’s largest hospitality brand targeted to millennial and Gen Z travelers, valued at approximately $1.2 billion.{{ FIELD }}Represented Asana Partners, a vertically integrated retail real estate investment management firm, in the formation of Asana Partners Fund I, a $500 million closed-end fund investing in retail assets in high-growth and urban infill neighborhoods throughout the U.S.; more recently, the $800M fund on equity commitments from a diverse set of institutional investors, including public pension funds, corporate pension funds, insurance companies, endowments, foundations, sovereign wealth funds, and family offices.{{ FIELD }}Represented leading restaurant chain Popeyes Louisiana Kitchen, Inc. on its $1.8 billion sale to Restaurant Brands International, the company that owns brands including Burger King and Tim Horton’s.{{ FIELD }}Represented LNG export project developer NextDecade, LLC, on its proposed all-stock combination with Harmony Merger Corp., a SPAC.{{ FIELD }}Represented the underwriters in a public offering by Rayonier Inc., a leading timberland REIT with assets located in some of the most productive softwood timber–growing regions in the U.S. and New Zealand.{{ FIELD }}Represented Douglas Emmett, Inc., one of the largest owners and operators of office and multifamily properties located in Los Angeles and Honolulu, in a joint venture with Qatar Investment Authority (QIA). The joint venture acquired a Class \"A\" office property located at the entrance to the Santa Monica Third Street Promenade.{{ FIELD }}Represented Jounce Therapeutics on a strategic collaboration with Celgene Corp. for the development and commercialization of innovative, immuno-oncology treatments for patients with cancer. Aggregate payments for development, regulatory and commercial milestones could potentially be $2.3 billion in total across all programs reaching commercialization.{{ FIELD }}Represented Clarion Partners, a prominent real estate investment firm and asset manager with $44 billion in total assets under management and an independent affiliate of Legg Mason, in the formation of numerous commingled funds and separately managed account structures as well as numerous acquisitions under these platforms.{{ FIELD }}Represented Time, Inc. in its spin-off from Time Warner as well as in numerous strategic acquisitions and divestitures.{{ FIELD }}Represented Ivanhoé Cambridge Inc., the real estate arm of the investment manager for the public and para-public pension plans and insurance programs in the Canadian province of Québec, in various real estate fund investments, real estate acquisitions, and more recently, as the backer of WeWork parent The We Company’s formation of a real estate investment and management platform, styled as “Ark,” with an initial capitalization of $2.9B.{{ FIELD }}Represented Piedmont Office Realty Trust, Inc., an owner, manager, developer and operator of more than $5 billion of high-quality, Class A office properties located in select sub-markets of major U.S. cities., in the acquisition of the Galleria office complex in Atlanta.{{ FIELD }}Jonathan Talansky specializes in federal income taxation, with an emphasis on real estate private equity funds, public and private REITs, mergers and acquisitions, real estate investment trusts, infrastructure projects, capital markets, and real estate acquisitions and divestitures. Jonathan is one of the nation’s leading experts and commentators on the federal “qualified opportunity zone” tax rules. He advises clients on a wide range of tax matters and is a prominent commentator on numerous related topics. \nJonathan counsels clients in M\u0026amp;A transactions, including leveraged buyouts, joint ventures, public company mergers, and leveraged spin-offs. He has also drafted tax receivable agreements entered into in connection with uniquely structured initial public offerings, and has structured numerous cutting-edge Section 1031 exchanges for prominent real estate investors and developers.\nJonathan has experience in advising public and private REITs on compliance issues, planning and dispositions. He has advised private equity, infrastructure and real estate opportunity funds in connection with fund formation and structure issues, along with side-letter negotiation and deal execution. He is frequently engaged to implement inbound investment structures for sovereign wealth funds and other non-U.S. investors.\nJonathan counsels clients regarding financial products such as hybrid debt instruments, call spread convertibles, equity derivatives and investment units. He also regularly reviews bank loan credit agreements and offering documents relating to common stock, convertible debt and other securities.\nAn author and speaker on tax and related topics, Jonathan has been recognized by Super Lawyers as a New York Rising Star in Tax Law for his years of eligibility of 2012–2017. His work on private REITs is published in the Practicing Law Institute’s (PLI’s)  The Corporate Tax Practice Series, which is a 31-volume treatise and the definitive resource on corporate tax.  Jonathan is an active member of the Executive Committee of the New York State Bar Association Tax Section, and co-chairs its Real Estate Committee. Jonathan Talansky Tax Consultant New York Rising Star: Tax Super Lawyers, 2012–2017   Columbia University Columbia University School of Law Harvard University Harvard Law School New York Represented Riverview Acquisition Corp. in completing its deSPAC business combination with Westrock Coffee Holdings, in which Westrock Coffee became a publicly listed company with an assumed market value of approximately $1.086 billion. The business combination will allow Westrock Coffee to accelerate the build-out of the United States’ largest roasting to ready-to-drink facility, as well as the Company’s further expansion into Europe, Asia Pacific, and the Middle East. Represented ManTech International Corporation, a leading provider of innovative technologies and solutions for mission-critical national security programs and other mission-focused services for U.S. defense, intelligence, and federal civilian agencies, in its acquisition by and sale to funds managed by global investment firm The Carlyle Group in an all-cash transaction with a total enterprise value of approximately $4.2 billion. Represented Genuine Parts Company (NYSE: GPC) (“GPC”) and its wholly-owned subsidiary, Motion Industries, Inc. (\"Motion\"), in the acquisition of Kaman Distribution Group (\"KDG\") from private investment firm Littlejohn \u0026amp; Co., LLC for a purchase price of $1.3 billion. Represented special purpose acquisition company BOA Acquisition Corp., in the de-SPAC transaction with Selina Holding Company, the world’s largest hospitality brand targeted to millennial and Gen Z travelers, valued at approximately $1.2 billion. Represented Asana Partners, a vertically integrated retail real estate investment management firm, in the formation of Asana Partners Fund I, a $500 million closed-end fund investing in retail assets in high-growth and urban infill neighborhoods throughout the U.S.; more recently, the $800M fund on equity commitments from a diverse set of institutional investors, including public pension funds, corporate pension funds, insurance companies, endowments, foundations, sovereign wealth funds, and family offices. Represented leading restaurant chain Popeyes Louisiana Kitchen, Inc. on its $1.8 billion sale to Restaurant Brands International, the company that owns brands including Burger King and Tim Horton’s. Represented LNG export project developer NextDecade, LLC, on its proposed all-stock combination with Harmony Merger Corp., a SPAC. Represented the underwriters in a public offering by Rayonier Inc., a leading timberland REIT with assets located in some of the most productive softwood timber–growing regions in the U.S. and New Zealand. Represented Douglas Emmett, Inc., one of the largest owners and operators of office and multifamily properties located in Los Angeles and Honolulu, in a joint venture with Qatar Investment Authority (QIA). The joint venture acquired a Class \"A\" office property located at the entrance to the Santa Monica Third Street Promenade. Represented Jounce Therapeutics on a strategic collaboration with Celgene Corp. for the development and commercialization of innovative, immuno-oncology treatments for patients with cancer. Aggregate payments for development, regulatory and commercial milestones could potentially be $2.3 billion in total across all programs reaching commercialization. Represented Clarion Partners, a prominent real estate investment firm and asset manager with $44 billion in total assets under management and an independent affiliate of Legg Mason, in the formation of numerous commingled funds and separately managed account structures as well as numerous acquisitions under these platforms. Represented Time, Inc. in its spin-off from Time Warner as well as in numerous strategic acquisitions and divestitures. Represented Ivanhoé Cambridge Inc., the real estate arm of the investment manager for the public and para-public pension plans and insurance programs in the Canadian province of Québec, in various real estate fund investments, real estate acquisitions, and more recently, as the backer of WeWork parent The We Company’s formation of a real estate investment and management platform, styled as “Ark,” with an initial capitalization of $2.9B. Represented Piedmont Office Realty Trust, Inc., an owner, manager, developer and operator of more than $5 billion of high-quality, Class A office properties located in select sub-markets of major U.S. cities., in the acquisition of the Galleria office complex in Atlanta.","searchable_name":"Jonathan Talansky","is_active":true,"featured":null,"publish_date":null,"expiration_date":null,"blog_featured":null,"published_by":202,"capability_group_featured":null,"home_page_featured":null}]}}