Andrea Weintraub, P.C.

Debt Finance Experience

• Vista Equity Partners and its portfolio companies in various matters, including:
  
  • Acquisition financings and refinancings of AlertMedia, Alegeus, Applause, BetterCloud, Big Time Software, BlueConic, Critical Start, Dispatch Technologies, Gainsight, Granicus, iN2L, Power Factors, Ping Identity, Radar, Schoox, StarRez, TigerConnect, Tripleseat, Upserve, WorkTango and Wrike, among others
• Francisco Partners and its portfolio companies in various matters, including:
  • $1.1 billion carve out of The Weather Company from IBM
  • $1.75 billion refinancing for Renaissance Learning, Inc.
  • $650 million refinancing for SonicWall
  • $575 million financing for the acquisition of RugsUSA
  • $565 million financing for SmartBear Software
  • Financing for take private of LogMeIn, Inc., which included $1.75 billion first lien term loan, a $250 million revolver and $500 million privately placed second lien term loan
  • Acquisition financings and refinancings of BARBRI, BeyondTrust, Forcepoint, GainSystems, GoodRx, LegalTech, Litmos, NMI, Office Ally, Perforce Software, Qgenda, Veson, Vital Source Technologies, and StarLIMS, among others
• TJC and its portfolio companies in various matters, including:
  • $1.8 billion carve-out acquisition of Delrin from Dupont
  • Financings and refinancings for AIT, GTS, SunnySky, Dental365 and LegitScript
• Oaktree Capital Management and its portfolio companies in various matters, including:
  • $750 million financing for Array Systems, Inc. in connection with IPO
  • Acquisition financing for investment in System One Holdings, LLC
  • Refinancing for Richards Manufacturing, Inc.
• Patient Square Capital and its portfolio companies in various matters, including acquisition financing for the take-private of Hanger, Inc.

Liability Management Experience

• GoTo Group, Inc. – Representation of GoTo Group, Inc., an IT management, support, and business communications provider, in a liability management transaction that significantly enhanced the company’s liquidity, deleveraged its balance sheet, and reduced debt interest expenses. The transactions included a $100 million new money investment into a super senior debt tranche and an uptier exchange of the company’s first lien term loans and notes into super senior debt tranches, capturing nearly $500 million in debt discount. The transactions also extended the maturities of the company’s debt, including an extension on the company’s $250 million revolving credit facility by over two years.