University of Chicago Law School,
J.D., 2012
Marquette University,
B.A., 2009
Illinois
Chicago Bar Association
Nathan advises both buyers and sellers in a range of sophisticated M&A transactions, including private equity and strategic acquisitions, divestitures, and leveraged buyouts.
Nathan's practice encompasses a variety of transactional work for mid-market, growing and emerging technology, health care, and energy companies, principally including mergers and acquisitions, private equity, venture capital financings, and outside general counsel matters.
He has assisted numerous startups and high growth companies throughout their life cycle including their structuring, venture capital financings, and ultimate exit transactions.
Nathan also represents both public and private companies as outside general counsel in establishing strategic relationships, joint ventures, executive employment and compensation arrangements and other matters.
Leveraging the second bite of the apple
Three red flags for sellers in M&A transactions
How to choose a lawyer for the sale of your business
Effect of “forgiven” PPP loan on the deductibility of covered expenses
What you should do when PE firm offers to buy your business: Part 3
What you should do when PE firm offers to buy your business: Part 2
What you should do when PE firm offers to buy your business: Part 1
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