Overview
Brittany Lischinsky Burke is of counsel in the Antitrust and Competition practice of Paul Hastings and is based in the firm’s New York office. She advises clients on a wide range of antitrust matters, including representing them before the Antitrust Division of the U.S. Department of Justice, the Federal Trade Commission and state attorneys general. Brittany’s broad industry experience encompasses healthcare, defense, medical devices, logistics software, industrial goods, consumer goods and food products, fintech, entertainment and education technology.
Brittany also advises clients on other antirust matters relating to trade associations, product pricing and antitrust compliance programs.
Education
- Brooklyn Law School, J.D., 2016 (Brooklyn Law Review Fellow, Trade Secrets Institute)
- Bryant University, B.A., Economics & Politics and Law, 2013
Representations
- Honeywell in its $1.81 billion acquisition of Air Products’ liquefied natural gas process technology and equipment business.
- Honeywell in its $1.325 billion sale of its personal protective equipment business to Protective Industrial Products, Inc.
- Cinven-backed JAGGAER, a provider of enterprise procurement and supplier collaboration software solutions, in its sale to Vista Equity Partners.
- Olympus Partners in the sale of Soliant, a provider of workforce solutions in K-12 school districts and healthcare facilities, to The Vistria Group.
- GTCR in its $2.7 billion acquisition of AssetMark Financial Holdings, Inc.
- American Securities, LLC and its portfolio company, Prince International Corporation, in its $2.1 billion acquisition of Ferro Corporation.
- EQT Corporation in its $5.2 billion acquisition of Tug Hill’s upstream assets and XcL Midstream’s gathering and processing assets.
- EQT Corporation in its acquisition of Equitrans Midstream Corporation.
- Cint Group AB in its $1 billion acquisition of Lucid Holdings, LLC.
- Cinven in its investment in technology services provider Nitel.
- Cinven in its sale of technology services provider, Nitel, to Comcast Business.
- Primo Water Corporation in its merger with Blue Triton Brands, Inc.
- Oaktree Capital Management in its sale of Richards Manufacturing Co. to TE Connectivity plc.
- Peak Rock Capital in its acquisition of Paragon Healthcare, Inc.
- Innovacare Health, LP in its sale of MMM Holdings, LLC and its Medicare Advantage plan MMM Healthcare, LLC to Anthem, Inc.
- Agiliti, Inc. in its $475 million purchase of Northfield Medical, Inc.
- TPG Capital in its sale of Transplace to Uber Freight.
- Amer Sports, along with its investor consortium, in its $420 million sale of Precor division to Peloton.
- TrueCommerce in its acquisition of DiCentral Arbor Investments in its sale of Greco and Sons.
- Kodiak Cakes in its sale to L Catterton.
- Ares Management in its acquisition of Resource Label Group.
- Celanese Corporation in its $1.15 billion acquisition of ExxonMobil’s Santoprene TPV Elastomers Business.
- Acosta in its purchase of The CORE Group.
- Acosta in its purchase of Impact Group.
- TA Associates in its acquisition of PDQ.
- Francisco Partners in its:
- Add-on acquisition of Illuminate Education by Renaissance Learning, Inc.;
- Acquisition of IBM’s Watson Health business;
- Acquisition of VitalSource Technologies;
- Acquisition of Follett School Solutions;
- Sale of Healthcare Source to Sympli;
- Sale of Trellis Rx to CPS Solutions, LLC; and
- Acquisition of Talix.
- Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center, Lahey Health System, New England Baptist Hospital, Mount Auburn Hospital and Seacoast Regional Health System in their $5+ billion merger to create Beth Israel Lahey Health, the second largest healthcare system in the Eastern Massachusetts area.
Matters may have been completed before joining Paul Hastings