Christopher J. Bors

Christopher J. Bors represents public and private companies in complex domestic and cross-border mergers, acquisitions, carve-outs and joint ventures, as well as a broad variety of other commercial and contractual matters. He has represented clients in a wide array of industries, including technology, health care, private equity, food and retail companies.

Mr. Bors’ experience includes the representation of:

• Intel Corporation in its $15.3 billion acquisition of Mobileye, N.V.; 
• Evercore as financial advisor to Brocade Communications Systems, Inc. in its $5.5 billion acquisition by Broadcom Limited;
• a technology company in its divestiture of a web-based photo sharing and photo printing service, acquisition of a PAAS business, and investment in an early stage cloud services company;
• a semiconductor company in various acquisitions, divestitures and joint venture arrangements, including the divestiture of two security businesses, the acquisition of two startup companies developing leading-edge wearable technology, the acquisition of assets related to a variety of businesses, and other strategic acquisitions;
• an electronic design automation company in its acquisition of a provider of customizable data plane processors;
• a medical device company in its proposed acquisition by a global health care company;
• a private equity firm-backed IT company in its acquisition of companies based in the U.S., Germany and Israel;
• a pharmaceutical company in its acquisition of a developer of migraine treatment devices;
• a private equity firm in its acquisition, with financial partners, of assets from a manufacturer and designer of composite structures for spacecraft and other high-tech applications;
• a fresh-cut fruit and vegetable producer in its entry into joint venture arrangements with multiple partners as well as general corporate matters; and
• a semiconductor company in an investment in a radio chip design company.

While a corporate associate at a prior firm, Mr. Bors was seconded on a part-time basis to a large technology company to serve as M&A counsel.