Anne McGinnis

Paul, Weiss advised Brookfield Asset Management in connection with the chapter 11 cases of PosiGen, a national residential solar and energy efficiency provider. Brookfield, which held $600 million of the company’s debt, provided prepetition bridge financing and post-petition debtor-in-possession financing to PosiGen and ultimately acquired substantially all of PosiGen’s assets through a combination of a bankruptcy sale of the chapter 11 debtors’ assets and a strict foreclosure on their non-debtor affiliates’ assets. The U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the Southern District of Texas approved PosiGen’s chapter 11 plan, providing for a litigation trust in which Brookfield holds a majority of the beneficial interests. Paul, Weiss also advised Brookfield affiliates in related litigation filed by Connecticut Green Bank in Connecticut federal court prior to PosiGen’s chapter 11 filing on November 24, 2025. That case was dismissed with prejudice on February 10 following a settlement. The Paul, Weiss team includes restructuring partners Brian Hermann, Jacob Adlerstein, Brian Bolin and Michael Colarossi and counsel Douglas Keeton; corporate partners Austin Pollet, Kelann Stirling and Jeremy Veit and counsel Andrea Quek; tax partners Robert Holo and Anne McGinnis; litigation partners Gregory Laufer, Andrew Ehrlich and Nathan Mitchell and counsel Audrey Paquet and Robert Kravitz; intellectual property partner Jonathan Ashtor; executive compensation partner Lawrence Witdorchic; and real estate partner Matthew Dulak.

Feb 23

1 min

Paul, Weiss advised private investment firm Rodina Capital in Rubicon Technologies, Inc.’s, strategic refinancing and $20 million preferred equity raise, which Rodina led. Rubicon is a leading provider of technology-based waste and recycling solutions. Under the terms of the transactions certain existing Rubicon debt facilities were refinanced with the proceeds of a new revolving facility. The Paul, Weiss team was led by corporate partner Laura Turano and includes partners Timothy Cruickshank, Suhan Shim, Cristina Amodeo and Manuel Frey, and counsel Marc Shepsman and Bruce Gruder; tax partner Anne McGinnis and counsel Patrick Karsnitz; intellectual property partner Bonnie Chen and counsel Brianna van Kan; executive compensation partner Jean McLoughlin and counsel Christopher Gonnella; restructuring partner Robert Britton; real estate partner Peter Fisch; antitrust partner Marta Kelly and counsel Yuni Sobel; and environmental counsel William O’Brien.

Dec 3

1 min

Paul, Weiss advised Greater Sum Ventures, an entrepreneurial family office that invests in middle market software and tech-enabled service companies, on its preferred equity investment, alongside Blackstone Tactical Opportunities, into Inhabit, a global leader in property management solutions. With this investment, GSV and Blackstone join institutional investors Goldman Sachs, Insight Partners and PSG as shareholders in Inhabit. The Paul, Weiss team was led by corporate partners Ted Ackerman and Megan Spelman, and associate Bathiya Sheriffdeen, and included partners Lindsey Wiersma and Christodoulos Kaoutzanis; tax partner Anne McGinnis and counsel Patrick Karsnitz; executive compensation partner Rebecca Coccaro and counsel Meghan Fox; and antitrust counsel Todd Hahn and Chad de Souza.

Dec 2

1 min

Paul, Weiss secured a major victory for Sandvine Corporation, a Canada-based technology service provider, when key U.S. government stakeholders took the extremely rare step of removing Sandvine from the Entity List, a highly restrictive national security regulatory tool that imposes harsh export control-related requirements. Sandvine, whose technology facilitates internet access for hundreds of millions of people around the globe, had been placed on the Entity List in February due to accusations that its products were misused by foreign governments to infringe on civil liberties and other rights. In response to being added to the Entity List, Sandvine retained Paul, Weiss, including its National Security practice to help it identify business and governance-related changes and advocate before key U.S. government officials. These efforts paid off on October 21, when the U.S. Department of Commerce’s Bureau of Industry and Security (BIS), noted the “significant steps [Sandvine has taken] to address the misuse of its technology that can undermine human rights,” and removed the company from the Entity List. “Sandvine has overhauled its corporate structure, leadership, and business model,” BIS recognized in its announcement. “The company has pivoted to focus on servicing democracies committed to the protection of human rights.” The Paul, Weiss team was led by partners John Carlin and Robert Britton and includes, among others, litigation partners Roberto Gonzalez and Nicole Succar and counsel Benjamin Klein and Peter Carey; restructuring partner Andrew Rosenberg and counsel Claudia Tobler, Douglas Keeton and Sarah Harnett; tax partner Anne McGinnis and counsel Caroline Inker, Adam Parry, Patrick Karsnitz and Samir Kurani; corporate partners Samuel Welt and Suhan Shim and counsel Nathan Mitchell and Gabriella Toossi; executive compensation partner Jean McLoughlin and counsel Christopher Gonnella; intellectual property partner Jonathan Ashtor and counsel Brianna van Kan; and antitrust partners Annie Herdman and Marta Kelly and counsel John Magruder.

Oct 21

1 min

Paul, Weiss advised ADP, a leading global technology company providing human capital management solutions, in its acquisition of WorkForce Software, a premier workforce management solutions provider that specializes in supporting large global enterprises. The deal expands ADP’s global offering of workforce management solutions and enables future innovation in the space. Financial terms of the transaction were not disclosed. The Paul, Weiss team was led by partners Neil Goldman, Megan Spelman and Aidan Synnott, and included corporate partners David Huntington and Joseph Friedman and counsel Nathan Mitchell and Gabriella Toossi; intellectual property partners Chuck Googe and John Patten; tax partner Anne McGinnis and counsel Alyssa Wolpin and Patrick Karsnitz; executive compensation partner Lawrence Witdorchic and counsel Lisa Krausz Eisenberg and Meghan Fox; antitrust partners Eyitayo St. Matthew-Daniel and Marta Kelly and counsel Chad de Souza, Yuni Sobel, Todd Hahn and Lauren O’Brien; real estate partner Peter Fisch; and litigation counsel Audrey Paquet, Benjamin Klein and Pietro Signoracci.

Oct 15

1 min