Jason Northcutt

Mr. Northcutt is an associate in the Corporate Practice Group and the Finance & Bankruptcy Practice Group in the firm's Washington, DC office.

Areas of Practice

Mr. Northcutt regularly counsels companies, founders and investors in transactional matters including mergers and acquisitions, private equity, venture capital and corporate finance.

Education

• J.D., Boston College Law School, 2000, cum laude
• B.A., Economics, Vanderbilt University, 1997, cum laude

Admissions

• New York
• District of Columbia
• Virginia

Representative Transactions

Representation of producer of defined-benefit plan administration software and services in connection with the sale of all of its capital stock to a Indian company

Representation of U.S. shareholders in connection with the creation of an Italian joint venture to export Italian wines and desserts to other European countries and the U.S.

Representation of pharmaceutical company in connection with the acquisition of all intellectual property, government permits and all other assets related to a development-stage product

Representation of NYSE listed company in $66 million acquisition of government contractor for cash and stock

Representation of luxury retailer in connection with issuance and sale of $14 million Class C Preferred Units to private equity fund

Representation of leading technology company listed on NYSE in connection with $289 million sale of non-core businesses in the U.S. and multiple foreign jurisdictions

Representation of private equity sponsor in $125 million purchase of ethanol plant and $173 million senior secured credit facility

Representation of Latin-American based online auction site in sale of subsidiaries

Representation of REITs in refinancing and defeasing loans encumbering real property located in Maryland, Virginia and California

Representation of large REIT in connection with $30 million mortgage loan for acquisition financing of Club Quarters Hotel

Representation of private investment fund in $12.5M PIPE transaction and $54M equity line of credit transaction

Representation of cyber intelligence firm in $40 million merger with publicly traded Silicon Valley company

Representation of closely held insurance agency in $20 million asset sale to publicly traded insurance brokerage

Representation of private equity sponsor in $85 million recapitalization of portfolio company, including senior secured, second lien and secured mezzanine financing

Representation of registered BDC in $50 million asset sale

Memberships

• Participant, Northern Virginia Technology Council
• Participant, Potomac TechWire
• Participant, Capital Roundtable

Articles

• Traps for the unwary in D&O Insurance Policies, in Corporate Counsel's Monitor, April 15, 2005