Jordan B. Taylor focuses his practice on mergers and acquisitions, private equity, joint ventures and other general corporate matters. In addition, Mr. Taylor represents both insureds and underwriters in connection with transactional risk products, including the issuance of representations and warranties insurance policies. Prior to becoming a lawyer, he obtained his Master's degree in accounting from the University of Florida Fisher School of Accounting.

Mr. Taylor's representative engagements include:

Represented MasTec Inc. in its a) purchase of CAM Communications Inc., an equipment construction and network services company for telecommunications carriers; b) purchase of Fabcor TargetCo Ltd. and its subsidiaries, Canadian pipeline and facility construction services companies for the oil and gas industry; c) purchase of Optima Network Services Inc., a network services company for telecommunications carriers; and d) purchase of Data Cell Systems Inc., a telecommunications services firm
represented Pine Tree Equity I LP in its a) purchase of EnviroVac Holdings LLC, an environmental and industrial maintenance company, and subsequent sale to RLJ Equity Partners LLC; b) purchase of Hi-Tech Testing Services Inc., a nondestructive testing, inspection and consulting services company, and subsequent sale to Professional Service Industries Inc., a portfolio company of Olympus Partners; c) purchase of Hydro-Vac Industrial Services Inc., an environmental and industrial maintenance company, and subsequent merger with EnviroVac Holdings LLC; and d) purchase of add-ons to Church Services, a provider of residential maintenance, repair and replacement services in the areas of heating, ventilation and air conditioning, electrical, plumbing and foundation repair, and subsequent sale to Fort Point Capital
represented Pine Tree Equity II LP in its a) purchase of Applied Consultants Inc., a provider of inspection services in the oil and gas pipeline industry, and subsequent sale to Nautic Partners; b) purchase of Federal National Payables Inc., Federal National Commercial Inc. and Federal National Services Inc., providers of factoring (i.e., accounts receivable financing) primarily for businesses with accounts receivable from federal, state and municipal governments; c) purchase of Northwest Plan Services, a third-party benefit plan administrator; and d) purchase of Bradley-Morris Inc., a military-focused recruiting firm, and subsequent sale to Thompson Street Capital Partners
represented Pine Tree Equity III LP in its a) purchase of Community Medical Group, a provider of primary care physician services primarily to Medicaid-eligible patients, and subsequent sale to Nautic Partners; b) investment in BPI Sports, a developer, formulator and marketer of branded sports nutrition supplements; c) investment in Smile Design Dentistry, a provider of comprehensive dental care services; d) purchase of All-American Safety and Training (CrossBridge Compliance), a provider of safety and training services (e.g., audit, consulting, inspection, training, etc.) required to meet safety regulations in the oil and gas pipeline and railcar industries; e) investment in House Advantage, a provider of loyalty management software solutions for the casino and gaming industry; and f) investment in InHealth MD Alliance, a provider of primary care physician services primarily to Medicare-eligible patients in Central Florida
represented Pine Tree Equity portfolio companies in connection with a) Church Services' acquisitions of i) Eagle Air Conditioning Service Inc., ii) 4 Seasons Service Company; iii) Christian Brothers Air Conditioning Inc.; iv) Southwest Plumbing Inc.; v) Davis Service Company LLC; and vi) Mike's Plumbing; b) Hi-Tech Testing Services Inc.'s acquisitions of i) Wilson Inspection X-Ray Services Inc., a provider of nondestructive testing and related services; and ii) Western X-Ray Service LLC and Utah Inspection LLC, providers of nondestructive testing and related services; c) Applied Consultants Inc.'s acquisition of Central NDT Inc., a provider of inspection services to the oil and gas pipeline industry; d) Northwest Plan Services' acquisition of CDM Retirement Consultants, a third-party benefit plan administrator; and e) All-American Safety and Training's acquisition of C&R Compliance, a provider of safety and training services
represented Generation Partners in its a) sale of its portfolio company MedVance Institute, a medical and allied health-related career training company to Education Affiliates Inc., a portfolio company of JLL Partners; b) sale of its portfolio company Shopwiki Corp., an Internet shopping portal, to Oversee.net; and c) investment in 3Seventy, a provider of an enterprise class mobile messaging platform enabling businesses to dialog with their customers