Weil advised OMERS and its portfolio company Epiq in the sale of Epiq’s Global Business Transformation Solutions (Epiq GBTS) division to K2 Services, a leading managed services provider.

Epiq is the most advanced Alternative Legal Service Provider (ALSP) in the market and plays a critical role in administering complex legal settlements and helping clients transform how legal outcomes are delivered. With the sale of Epiq GBTS, the company will continue to focus and invest in services-enabled technology, including proprietary AI solutions and SaaS offerings that advance its mission as a tech-enabled legal solutions provider.

The Weil team was led by Private Equity partner Timothy Burns and included Private Equity counsel Larissa Lucas and associates Ali Habhab, Sabah Khokhar, Tanner Co and Jianing Zhao; Banking & Finance Co-Head Andrew Colao, partner Justina Chen and associate Eunice Choi; Private Funds Regulatory partner David Wohl; Regulatory Transactions partners Timothy Welch and John O’Loughlin and associate Sisi Liu; Executive Compensation & Benefits partner Amanda Rotkel and associate Nate Gross; Antitrust partner Megan Granger, counsel Michael Naughton and associates Amita Chauhan, Elizabeth Ross and Daniel Baquet; Structured Finance partner Jeffrey Dawidowicz and associates Will Richardson and Joel Hutman; Tax partner Hillel Jacobson, counsel Adam Sternberg and associates Jay Perry and Kyle Jackson; U.S. Privacy & Cybersecurity Head Olivia Greer; Technology & IP Transactions partner Dennis Adams, counsel Catherine Kim and associates Ashley Tanaka, Hilary Wilders and Adeline Park; Employment partners Rebecca Sivitz and Peter Mee, counsel Mark Taylor and Thomas Weatherill and associate Paige Mickel; Capital Markets partner Barbra Broudy; Complex Commercial Litigation partner Jessica Falk; and Real Estate attorney Leslie Smith and associate Douglas Illsley.