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Christa
A.
D'Alimonte
Partner
Education
Georgetown University Law Center, J.D., 1993,
Editor-in-Chief, American Criminal Law Review
Princeton University, A.B., 1989
Practice
Christa D’Alimonte is the Deputy Practice Group Leader for the firm’s Mergers & Acquisitions Group and represents a broad range of U.S. and multinational clients in mergers, acquisitions and dispositions of publicly and privately held corporations. She also regularly represents the mergers and acquisitions groups of the firm’s investment banking clients and advises clients on matters relating to corporate governance and control. Ms. D’Alimonte has been recognized as a leading lawyer by Chambers USA and Legal 500 and as a Top Female Deal Maker by Law360.
Experience
- Ardagh S.A. in its acquisition of Leone Industries
- Synthes, Inc. in its pending $21.3 billion acquisition by Johnson & Johnson
- Gambro AB in its sale of CaridianBCT to Terumo Corporation
- Viacom, including in connection with its separation into two public companies (CBS and Viacom), its dispositions of Blockbuster and Harmonix, its acquisition of an interest in Action Sports Tour and the minority publicly held shares of Infinity Broadcasting Corporation, the sale of Simon & Schuster to Pearson plc, MTV Networks’ acquisitions of Atom Entertainment, Xfire, Y2M and The College Television Network, Paramount Pictures’ acquisition of Screenlife and Viacom’s and Paramount’s joint venture with Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Studios and Lionsgate to create a premium television channel and video-on-demand service
- Health Grades, Inc. in its sale to an affiliate of Vestar Capital Partners V, L.P.
- The McGraw-Hill Companies in its sales of McGraw-Hill Broadcasting Company, Inc. to Scripps Media, Inc. and BusinessWeek to Bloomberg, L.P.
- National Amusements, Inc. in its sale of certain non-core U.S. theaters to Rave Cinemas, LLC
- NBC Universal in connection with its proposed sale of a television station to The Washington Post Company, its sale of four television stations to Media General, and restructuring the MSNBC cable news channel
- Continental AG in its acquisition of the global brake and chassis business of ITT Industries, Inc.
- Vedanta plc in its proposed acquisition of ASARCO out of Chapter 11
- Cinram International Inc. in its acquisition of the global DVD and CD manufacturing and distribution business of AOL Time Warner
- Usinor in its acquisition of the publicly held shares of J&L Specialty Steel, Inc.
- British Telecommunications plc in its cash acquisition of Esat Telecom Group plc
- Flint Ink Corporation in its sale to CVC Capital Partners
- Merrill Lynch Global Private Equity in its acquisition of NPC International, Inc.
- Boca Resorts, Inc. in its sale to The Blackstone Group
- Citigroup in its acquisition of Washington Mutual Finance Corporation
- A Big Four accounting firm in connection with hiring former partners and employees of Arthur Andersen LLP
- Nelson Doubleday in the sale of his 50% interest in the New York Mets to Fred Wilpon
- Medical Manager Corporation in its stock-for-stock merger with Healtheon/WebMD Corporation
- Wallace-Reader’s Digest Funds in their share exchange with The Reader’s Digest Association, Inc.
- USA Waste Services, Inc. in its stock-for-stock merger with Waste Management, Inc.
- Morgan Stanley Group Inc. in its merger with Dean Witter, Discover & Co.
- Robertson, Stephens & Company in its acquisition by BankAmerica Corporation
- Federal Paper Board Company, Inc. in its acquisition by International Paper Company
Bar Admissions/Qualifications
New York
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