Winston & Strawn Adds Partner to Miami Office
Winston & Strawn added Andrew “Drew” M. Hinkes to its Miami office as a partner in the transactions department and member of the digital assets and blockchain technology (DABT) group.
Winston & Strawn added Andrew “Drew” M. Hinkes to its Miami office as a partner in the transactions department and member of the digital assets and blockchain technology (DABT) group.
Winston & Strawn hired Louis J. Jenull within its Dallas office as a partner in the transactions department and the tax practice.
Winston & Strawn added Banee Pachuca as a partner within the firm’s Houston office. Pachuca joins Winston & Strawn as a member of its transactions department with a focus in healthcare.
Winston & Strawn hired Alexandra E. Chopin within its Washington, D.C. office as a partner in the litigation department.
Arevon Energy closed financing on the Vikings solar-plus-storage project with a combination of debt financing and tax credit transfer. The $338 million debt facility was financed with MUFG, BNP Paribas, Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corporation and First Citizens Bank.
Gulf Pacific, a value-added packager and processor of high-quality specialty foods and ingredients, including imported fragrant and organic rice varieties, rice flours, stabilized rice bran and ancient grains, completed a majority recapitalization with Eos Partners and its affiliates.
Greenbacker Renewable Energy Company, a green energy investment company and independent power producer, entered into a senior credit agreement of $186.2 million with KeyBank and Fifth Third Bank.
Winston & Strawn added Sanjay Thapar as a partner in the firm’s New York office and as a member of the transactions department’s finance practice. He will co-chair the global leveraged finance team working within the firm’s finance practice.
Winston & Strawn added two partners to the firm’s rapidly growing Miami office: Carl A. Fornaris, who joins the Transactions Department, and Jared R. Kessler, who joins the firm’s Litigation Department.
Rock Hill Capital and its portfolio company, Park Energy Services, completed its second acquisition in less than a year with the purchase of substantially all the assets of San Antonio-based Great Texas Compression.