Sidley represented Thompson Street Capital Partners and its portfolio company Allyant in its acquisition of Braille Works, a provider of accessible alternative format communications, including braille, large print, audio, and accessible PDFs. The acquisition more than doubles Allyant’s production footprint and capacity, and expands its presence to Florida.
The Sidley team was led by Brent Steele, Alexis Cooper, and Emily Olivera (M&A and Private Equity), and included Brad McGee and Andrew Baptist (M&A and Private Equity); Lauren Gallagher and Liz Eastlund (Employee Benefits and Executive Compensation); Kyle Fiet and Dana Diaz (Global Arbitration, Trade and Advocacy); Suresh Advani and Jennifer Waclawik (Tax); Elizabeth McCloy and Brandon Bryer (Real Estate); Teresa Reuter (Employment); and Stephen McInerney (Privacy and Cybersecurity).
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