Emad Maghsoudi is an associate attorney with Bean, Kinney & Korman, focusing his practice on complex corporate matters including commercial transactions, anti-bribery and corruption, mergers and acquisitions, and investment issues. Emad has both public and private sector experience and has held governmental roles advising on both national and international issues, working with clients such as multinational corporations, private equity firms, business development companies, and foreign investors.
He has extensive experience drafting and advising his clients with respect to on-going reporting obligations under the Securities Exchange Act of 1934, including Form 8-K, Form 10-Q, Form 10-K, proxy statements and Section 16 reporting. Emad regularly assists clients with corporate governance matters, including board of director meetings and minutes, committee charters, company policies and procedures, and governing documents.
Previously, while working for the Department of Commerce, Emad served as the managing attorney overseeing economic development and legal reforms in Sri Lanka for their Commercial Law Development Program.
Emad is fluent in Persian and barred in the District of Columbia and New York.
Beyond the Suit
Outside of the office, Emad enjoys playing tennis, traveling, and spending time with his family.
Experience
Represented Energy Harbor Corp. in its $3.4 billion acquisition by Vistra Corp. of its nuclear and clean energy business, including assisting with its legal due diligence review.
Represented OMNI Environmental Solutions, Inc. in its merger with Purity Oilfield Services, LLC and the strategic investment of $200 million by One Equity Partners in the combined entity.
Represented a group of Hollywood actors on their sale of an improvisational and sketch comedy group to a private equity investor.
Represented Cerberus Capital Management in its acquisition of an Alzheimer’s research business in Columbus, Georgia.
Advising TriplePoint Capital with their ongoing SEC reporting obligations including assisting them with their follow-on offerings, including conducting form checks of its SEC filings.