Samuel J. Cammer

Samuel Cammer is a corporate attorney who advises public and private companies, as well as private equity sponsors, on mergers, acquisitions, dispositions, spin-offs, securities offerings and other corporate matters, including SEC compliance, shareholder activism and corporate governance.

Examples of Mr. Cammer’s representations include:

• Twenty-First Century Fox in its:
  • $85 billion acquisition by the Walt Disney Company and the $23 billion pre-merger spin-off of certain news, sports and broadcast businesses, which was named The American Lawyer’s 2019 Global M&A Deal of the Year; and
  • $15 billion sale of its stake in Sky plc to Comcast Corporation;
• Red Hat in its $34 billion acquisition by IBM;
• E*TRADE in its $13 billion all-stock acquisition by Morgan Stanley;
• DuPont in its $11 billion sale of a majority of its Mobility & Materials segment to Celanese Corporation;
• Entegris in its $6.5 billion cash and stock acquisition of CMC Materials;
• Veoneer, Inc. in its $4.5 billion acquisition by Qualcomm Incorporated and SSW Partners following the termination of Veoneer’s previously announced $3.8 billion acquisition by Magna International Inc.;
• Iora Health, Inc. in its $2.1 billion all-stock acquisition by 1Life Healthcare, Inc.;
• Pinnacle Entertainment in:
  • the merger of Pinnacle’s real estate assets with GLPI following a spin-off of Pinnacle’s operating business in a transaction with an implied enterprise value of $4.75 billion; and
  • Pinnacle’s subsequent $2.8 billion acquisition by Penn National Gaming and related divestitures to Boyd Gaming;
• Lanxess AG in its $2.7 billion acquisition of Chemtura Corporation;
• Stanley Black & Decker in its acquisition of Consolidated Aerospace Manufacturing for up to $1.5 billion;
• Castik Capital in the combination of its portfolio company Waterlogic Group Holdings with Culligan International, a BDT Capital portfolio company;
• Pamplona Capital Management and its portfolio company nThrive in connection with the carveout sale of nThrive’s technology business to Clearlake Capital;
• HPS Investment Partners in its $300 million acquisition of Marlin Business Services Corp.;
• Apartment Investment and Management Company (an UPREIT) in its spin-off of Apartment Income REIT, which will own an approximately $10.4 billion portfolio of apartment communities;
• Fortive Corporation in the tax-free spin-off of 80.1% of Vontier Corporation, a global industrial technology company that generated revenues of $2.77 billion in 2019;
• Trinity Industries in the tax-free spin-off of its industrial business, Arcosa;
• WhistlePig, a distiller of luxury rye whiskey, in its partnerships with BDT Capital Partners and Moët Hennessy, and its related liquidity transactions;
• Fortress Investment Group LLC in the $250 million sale of Logan Circle Partners, L.P., Fortress’ traditional fixed-income asset management business, to MetLife, Inc.; and
• Mars, Incorporated in divestitures related to its $9.1 billion acquisition of VCA, Inc.

Mr. Cammer also provides pro bono legal services to New York-based clients, including early stage nonprofits and individuals seeking asylum in the U.S.