Brittany Butwin

Biography

Brittany Butwin

Brittany Butwin is counsel in Weil’s Private Equity practice and is based in New York. Brittany participates in the representation of private equity sponsors and their portfolio companies with respect to mergers, acquisitions and divestitures.

Brittany has been part of the teams advising:

  • American Securities in its acquisitions of Chromaflo Technologies Corporation and Henry Company LLC and in the sale of its majority stake in Aspen Dental Management Inc.
  • AMP Capital Investors in its acquisition of ITS ConGlobal
  • The Apax Digital Fund, as lead investor, in an investment in Guesty, Inc.
  • Berkshire Partners in its acquisition of CrossFit, Inc.
  • Bio-Rad Laboratories, Inc. in its $125 million acquisition of Dropworks, Inc.
  • Blackstone in its acquisitions Concert Golf Partners, Aqua Finance, Inc. and a majority stake in ZO Skin Health, Inc.
  • CPP Investments as a member of a consortium led by EQT in that consortium's $2.7 billion acquisition of Waystar, Inc. 
  • Goldman Sachs, the founding and largest shareholder of Global Atlantic Financial Group Limited, in KKR’s acquisition of a controlling interest in Global Atlantic in a transaction valued at approximately $4.7 billion
  • EPIC Insurance Brokers and Consultants (a portfolio company of Oak Hill Capital Partners) in its acquisition of Prime Risk Partners Inc.
  • Guggenheim Partners in its convertible preferred stock investment in Safe Harbor Marinas, LLC (a portfolio company of American Infrastructure Funds)
  • Intermedix Corporation (a portfolio company of Thomas H. Lee Partners) in its $460 million sale to R1 RCM Inc.
  • Lee Equity Partners in its acquisition of K-MAC Holdings Corp.
  • Lindsay Goldberg in the $800 million sale of Crane Currency
  • National Surgical Healthcare (a portfolio company of Irving Place Capital) in its $760 million sale to Surgery Partners, Inc.
  • The NORDAM Group, Inc. in its receipt of a minority investment from The Carlyle Group to finance in part NORDAM’s exit from chapter 11 bankruptcy proceedings
  • Oak Hill Capital and its portfolio company EPIC Insurance Brokers and Consultants (EPIC) in the merger of EPIC and JenCap Holdings, LLC (a portfolio company of The Carlyle Group); and EPIC’s acquisition of Prime Risk Partners Inc.
  • Providence Equity Partners in its acquisition of a majority interest in DoubleVerify, Inc.
  • Snow Phipps Group (n/k/a TruArc Partners) in its acquisition of Electric Guard Dog, LLC (n/k/a AMAROK, LLC); its sale of Kele, Inc.; and Ideal Tridon Holdings, Inc.’s acquisition of ZSI-Foster, LLC
  • TPG Global in its agreement with Sixth Street Partners, to become independent, unaffiliated businesses, with TPG retaining a passive minority economic stake in Sixth Street

Brittany received her J.D. from Fordham University School of Law and her B.S. from Cornell University.