An Elite Tech M&A Practice
The speed at which technology is evolving impacts virtually every industry. In today’s fast-paced, data-driven world it’s not enough to react to change, you must stay ahead of it, uncovering new and innovative ways to succeed. Our technology clients are some of the most innovative in the industry, driving change and disrupting the market. And innovative companies demand innovative advisors.
Our premier tech M&A team provides an unparalleled-service offerings to market-leading tech companies, private equity firms, and boards of directors, and boasts an extensive deal sheet of buy-side and sell-side representations of some of the most significant deals in the sector.
The capability and resources to skillfully advise on and manage global deals has increasingly become paramount for technology clients. Our deep bench of tech M&A lawyers regularly execute cross-border transactions for global tech clients working intensely and seamlessly across the firm’s 21 offices. Our clients come to us for a “one-stop-shop” solution, as we not only have a corporate M&A practice in each major technology hub, but also provide global coverage through our international platform in key focused areas critical to tech M&A transactions―such as IP, tax, regulatory, privacy, and labor and employment.
Our Extensive Industry Experience
As a market-leader in tech M&A, Paul Hastings has advised tech clients worldwide on some of the most significant and innovative
deals in the sector.
Advised Samsung Electronics in its $8 billion acquisition of Harman International, a U.S.-based and a leading global audio electronics and technologies company, and which represents the largest Korean outbound M&A transaction on record
Advised Francisco Partners in its $4.3 billion acquisition, alongside Evergreen Coast Capital, of LogMeIn, a leading provider of cloud-based connectivity
Advised Symphony Technology Group in its $4 billion acquisition of McAfee Corp.’s Enterprise business
Advised Hanwha Systems, one of shareholders of OneWeb, in the US$3.4 billion proposed combination between OneWeb and Eutelsat Communications SA to rival Elon Musk’s SpaceX
Advised Intel Corporation in its $2 billion acquisition of Habana Labs Ltd., an Israel-based developer of programmable deep-learning accelerators for the data center
Advised AT&T Services, Inc., in the $1.4 billion sale of Warner Bros. Games’ Playdemic, Ltd., the mobile games studio responsible for Golf Clash, to Electronic Arts
Advised Saba Software in its $1.4 billion sale to Cornerstone OnDemand, the industry leader in enterprise learning management systems
Advised Ericsson in its $1.1 billion acquisition of CradlePoint, Inc., the U.S.-based market leader in Wireless Edge WAN 4G and 5G Enterprise solutions
Advised 2U, Inc., a global leader in education technology, in its $800 million acquisition of edX, Inc., a global online course provider created by Harvard and MIT
Advised PAR Technology, a leading global provider of restaurant software, in its $500 million acquisition of Punchh Inc.
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