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M&A: Lower Mid-Market Deals, £100m-£750m

Reed Smith LLP

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Noted for its ‘combination of deep sector expertise, cross-border execution strength, and a genuinely collaborative, client-focused approach,’ Reed Smith LLP is a solid choice for media and entertainment, technology, and financial services businesses seeking assistance with high-value and high-profile multijurisdictional transactions. The corporate group is well-equipped to handle cross-border M&A, investments, and carve-outs, as well as joint ventures and disposals, and its breadth of practice continues to attract new clients. Michael Young heads up the team and specialises in cross-border M&A, public and private takeovers, and joint ventures, with a particular focus on the technology, media, financial services, and energy sectors. Concentrating on transactions within regulated sectors is M&A expert Philip Taylor, while Milan Thakker is the go-to for all healthcare and life sciences deals. Other key members in the department include Daryl Cue and Matthew Bowen.
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  • ‘The corporate team at Reed Smith is first-class - consistently delivering results that exceed expectations.’

  • ‘The Reed Smith M&A team are genuinely a pleasure to work with. Super sharp, they clearly train their associates well and when they hire they bring in a solid skill set. They always remain calm, no matter what issues we face on transactions and where appropriate, they maintain a good sense of humour, no matter what hour of the night you are working with them on a transaction. They're straight forward to work with, and can handle various personalities on both the buy and sell side. They can ramp up resource on a transaction as and when critical points arise to ensure short, and sometimes unreasonable, deadlines are met.’