Kirkland Represents M-One Capital on Single-Asset Continuation Vehicle for Scooter's Coffee

Kirkland & Ellis advised M-One Capital on the closing of a single-asset continuation vehicle for Scooter's Coffee, providing long-term capital and supporting the company's next phase of growth. The continuation vehicle enables M-One Capital, management and participating investors to continue supporting Scooter's next phase of growth. M-One Capital increased its ownership position through the transaction, and the continuation vehicle reflects M-One Capital’s confidence in Scooter's long-term prospects, supported by substantial remaining whitespace for unit expansion, additional customer engagement initiatives and opportunities to seek to further leverage the company's scalable operating infrastructure.

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The Kirkland team included investment funds lawyers Eric Fischer, Dan McQuade, Francisco Cardona, Heloise O’Malley, Emily Hartney, Jake Busker, Henry Greco, Zach Durst, Javi Piñeiro, Aayushi Shah and James Steiner; corporate lawyers Karen Flanagan, Marty DiLoreto, Michael Nester, David Woger, James Smith and Michael Van Gorp; tax lawyers Polina Liberman, Adam Strayer and Ali Godoy; investment funds regulatory lawyers Nick Hemmingsen, Peter Gauss and Annie O’Keefe; investment funds ERISA lawyer Christine Matott; transactional liability lawyer Hayley Hollender; and antitrust & competition lawyer Miguel Suarez Medina.