Timothy A. French

Timothy A. French
Of Counsel
Corporate

Biography

Timothy French concentrates his practice on representing clients in acquisitions, divestitures, and capital raising (public and private securities offerings), as well as general corporate and corporate governance matters.

 

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      Experience

      • Multiple acquisitions, divestitures and securities offerings for a global wire and cable manufacturer.
      • Multiple acquisitions and divestitures for a leading financial software and data recovery firm.
      • Several transactions involving significant cross-border components, including sales of international subsidiaries and businesses, acquisitions of international subsidiaries and businesses, as well as transactions for clients headquartered outside of the United States.
      • Acquisitions and divestitures of portfolio companies for private equity clients and general corporate and corporate governance work for private equity portfolio companies.
      • General corporate and corporate governance work for start-up, early stage and closely held companies.

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      Recognitions

      Tim is a CPA who previously was a senior tax consultant for Deloitte & Touche. He was honored with the NJSCPA Award for Performance with High Distinction for being the candidate earning the highest overall score in the State of New Jersey on the November 1999 Uniform Certified Public Accountant examination.

      Affiliations

      Memberships

      • American Bar Association
      • Philadelphia Bar Association
      • Pennsylvania Bar Association
      • The Federalist Society

      Credentials

      Admissions

      • Pennsylvania
      • New Jersey

      Education

      • Rutgers, the State University of New Jersey at New Brunswick, BS, with high honors
      • Vanderbilt University Law School, JD

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