Aaron T. Slavens is a corporate attorney who represents both public and private companies, including private equity funds and strategic investors. His practice focuses on mergers and acquisitions, including public and private acquisitions, dispositions, co-investments, joint ventures and other general corporate matters.

In addition, Mr. Slavens represents both insureds and underwriters in connection with transactional risk products, including the issuance of representations and warranties insurance policies.

Mr. Slavens representative engagements include:

represented Generation Partners in its 1) investment in ZirMed Inc., a health information and management company, providing healthcare organizations with cloud-based financial and clinical performance management solutions; 2) purchase of Captivate Network, an IP-enabled digital place-based media network with more than 10,000 screens across more than 1,000 commercial office buildings in the U.S. and Canada; 3) purchase of ReCept Holdings Inc., a provider of specialty pharmacy services, and subsequent add-on acquisitions of other specialty pharmacies; 4) Donuts.co, a leading domain name registry; and 5) sale of its portfolio company Agility Recovery Solutions Holdings Inc., a national leader in disaster recovery and business continuity solutions to LLR Partners
represented Todd Wagner and his affiliate, Chideo, in the acquisitions of Charitybuzz and Prizeo, two online celebrity-based charitable fundraising platforms
represented MasTec Inc. and its affiliates in a number of acquisitions, including 1) WesTower Communications Inc., a telecommunications services firm focusing on construction and maintenance of communications infrastructure, for $199 million; 2) Pacer Construction Holdings Corporation, a leading contractor in Western Canada focusing on infrastructure construction supporting the oil and gas production and processing, mining and transportation industries; 3) Speed Wire Inc., a provider of a broad range of technology deployment services to leading companies operating in the information technology, telecom, security, wireless and automation industries; 4) Dynis LLC, a telecommunication services firm and provider of a comprehensive suite of network planning, construction and implementation services to telecommunication, utility and enterprise customers in both the commercial and government sectors; 5) Big Country Energy, a U.S. and Canadian business specializing in the construction and maintenance of oil and gas pipelines and related facilities for $103 million; 6) Bottom Line Services LLC, a company specializing in oil and gas pipeline and plant construction, from Howard Energy Partners and 7) Halsted Communications Ltd.