Andrew W. McCune focuses his practice on representing private equity funds and their portfolio companies on structuring and negotiating complex business transactions, including domestic and cross-border mergers and acquisitions, divestitures, control and growth equity financings, incentive plans and general corporate matters with particular experience with respect to health care services transactions. He represents traditional committed fund sponsors as well as alternatively funded sponsors and investors, management teams, purchasers and sellers in diverse industries and market segments. He regularly acts as lead counsel for the portfolio companies of private equity fund clients on their strategic and commercial matters.
Andrew’s experience encompasses numerous domestic and international leveraged transactions involving financial, as well as strategic parties. He also represents institutional co-investors and growth equity investors, and advises investment principals on a range of formation, organization and transition issues.
Education
University of Chicago Law School, JD, 1989
Washington University, AB, summa cum laude, 1986
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