W. Alex Voxman

Alex's representative experience includes advising:

• GRAIL in connection with its acquisition by Illumina for US$8.0 billion and contingent value rights and subsequent anti-trust proceedings
• Honey Science Corporation in connection with its US$4.0 billion acquisition by Paypal, preferred stock financings, and general corporate matters
• Ring.com in connection with its acquisition by Amazon.com, preferred stock financings, and general corporate matters
• System1 in connection with its deSpac transaction, its disposition of Total Security, numerous acquisitions and equity financing transactions, and general corporate matters
• Fabletics (formerly known as Techstyle Fashion Group) in connection with its acquisition of shoedazzle.com, numerous preferred stock financings, spin-offs, and general corporate matters
• Sony Pictures Entertainment on its sale of GSN Games to Scopely for approximately US$1 billion and other M&A transactions
• Riot Games in connection with its acquisition by Tencent, its acquisition of Hypixel Studios, and other general corporate matters
• Tradesy in connection with preferred stock financings, acquisitions of ecommerce companies, and general corporate matters
• SavageX in connection with numerous preferred stock financings and general corporate matters
• Fresh Direct in connection with its acquisition by Ahold Delhaize, numerous preferred stock financings, and general corporate matters
• Nestlé and its affiliates in connection with numerous acquisitions, dispositions, strategic investments, and joint venture transactions
• Prizeout in connection with preferred stock financings and general corporate matters
• Nike in connection with its sale of Hurley to Bluestar Alliance
• Insomniac Games in connection with its acquisition by Sony Interactive Entertainment
• The Trade Desk in connection with its initial public offering, preferred stock financings, and general corporate matters
• Whip Media Group in connection with its acquisition of MediaMorph, numerous preferred stock financings, and general corporate matters
• Stuff Media in connection with its sale to iHeart Media
• Leaf Group (f/k/a Demand Media) in connection with its initial public offering, its spin-off of Rightside Ltd., preferred stock equity financings, and numerous acquisitions and dispositions
• The Huffington Post in connection with its sale to AOL
• Bleacher Report in connection with its sale to Turner Broadcasting System
• Intermix Media in connection with the formation, capitalization, and preferred stock financing of its majority owned subsidiary Myspace, Inc. and the sale of Intermix/Myspace to Newscorp