Gregory S. Fine
- Represented a fund in its $1.1 billion leveraged buyout of a construction manufacturer of bridge, drainage, earth stabilization, and stormwater solutions
- Represented a fund in its $223 million sale of a specialized large-scale bakery to another fund
- Represented a fund in its leveraged buyout of a global supplier of mobile audio/video accessories, installation and fabrication supplies, and OEM integration solutions
- Represented a fund in its leveraged buyout of a manufacturer of custom engineered protective covers, truck roll-up doors, and cable/hose carriers
- Represented a fund in its leveraged buyout of a manufacturer and fabricator of custom hose, conveyor belt, sealing/safety products with operations in the US and Canada
- Represented a fund in its sale of a cement, ready mix concrete, aggregate, asphalt production company to a large strategic acquirer
- Represented a health care-focused fund in its $130 million leveraged buyout of a wound company
- Represented a large fund in its $550 million sale of a large-scale dialysis company to another private equity company
- Represented a health care-focused private equity company in its $330 million leveraged buyout of two clinical medical laboratories
- Represented one of Europe’s leading independent music publishers in its $250 million acquisition of a well-renowned Broadway-based administrator and promoter of entertainment copyrights as well as the rights to the songs and musicals of certain legendary Broadway songwriters
- Represented a private equity company in its $23 million leveraged buyout of a restaurant chain
- Represented a private equity sponsor in the $70 million leveraged buyout of a hair care company
- Represented a portfolio company of a large private equity sponsor in the acquisition of a drug development company, with contingent consideration, based on success of the product, up to $400 million

Mintz advised SightLine Applications, a leading developer of onboard video processors and processing software for advanced camera systems and applications backed by Artemis, on its acquisition of Athena AI, an Australia-based specialist in AI-enabled computer vision and decision support for defense applications.

Siegel’s majority recapitalization positions the fourth-generation, family-owned company for accelerated growth.