Kirkland Advises Trinity Hunt Partners on Formation of Allvia with Investment in Melita Group

Kirkland & Ellis represented Trinity Hunt Partners, a growth-oriented private equity firm, on the formation of Allvia, a workforce services platform, through Trinity Hunt's investment in Melita Group, a human resources, benefits administration and payroll provider. Allvia’s mission is to build a market-leading workforce services platform that pairs hands-on expertise with scalable solutions to help employers better support their people and strengthen their businesses.

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The Kirkland team included corporate lawyers Thomas Laughlin, Brad Johnson, Andrew Watson and Ben Samway; tax lawyers David Wheat and Jon Nelsen; employment & labor lawyers Christie Alcala and George Cartveli; employee benefits lawyers Justin Coddington and Ethan Kirner; executive compensation lawyers Stephen Jacobson, Lany Villalobos and Urvi Patel; real estate lawyers Vincent Forcinito, Natalia Ortiz and Tate Whitten; and technology & IP transactions lawyers Matt Lovell, Joanna Schlingbaum and Dan Sotos.