Our firm represented The Procter & Gamble Company in a research consortium and joint venture with the University of Cincinnati, utilizing a unique combination of tax, non-profit and corporate attorneys to complete a complex transaction.

We have represented scores of foreign subsidiaries, sometimes for the same client, from international labor and employment issues to tax and corporate issues.  We leverage our long history of assisting clients to expand internationally through foreign direct investment.

When one of the world’s best known jewelry companies was looking for a location to house their new manufacturing plant, they enlisted Dinsmore to guide them through the process. Working with counsel for and representatives of the local Chamber of Commerce, who owned the land, we negotiated and drafted the purchase agreements and closed the purchase of the property. As part of the purchase, we also worked with state officials to secure significant tax incentives for our client. Our client was able to open their new facility to meet their operating and production goals, and the new facility has also provided new jobs to boost the surrounding economy.

Five simultaneous acquisitions of independent, competing ambulance services utilizing various structures (stock purchase, merger, stock exchange) to optimize tax consequences and private placement of equity securities to obtain necessary funding.

When Space Computer Corporation, a technology company that specializes in software for hyperspectral sensors, sought counsel to guide them through a merger with ITT Exelis, they turned to Dinsmore. Space Computer Corporation’s business includes the development and production of hyperspectral sensors, which are installed on satellites, manned aircraft and unmanned vehicles to detect hidden or obscure targets, cue other sensors, and downlink real-time data to analysts, including providing such services and products to the defense industry, U.S. military and government organizations. We were tax and transactional counsel, advising the clients on all aspects of the transaction, including tax structuring, negotiating terms, drafting the applicable documents, closing, and ensuring that our client’s interests were protected throughout the entirety of the transaction.

We assisted a long-time privately held client in negotiating, and on January 31, 2011, closing, a syndicated revolving credit facility of up to $125,000,000. In connection with obtaining the financing, we also assisted our client in a major and complex restructuring of its ownership and subordinated debt structure that had significant tax implications.

Representation of real estate developers, owners and operators, on an annual basis in excess of $100 Million in assets, in connection with numerous affordable housing projects under §42 of the Internal Revenue Code. This representation includes all tax aspects under §42, Subchapter K, and related tax planning, in connection with the acquisition, construction, development, syndication and operation of such projects.