Olivia Durnell is a member of Buchalter’s Corporate Practice Group in the Firm’s Los Angeles office. Her practice maintains a heavy emphasis on mergers and acquisitions, advising both buyers and sellers from a variety of industries.

Additionally, Ms. Durnell received Pro Bono Honors for her legal work in the community while attending the University of California, Irvine School of Law. Ms. Durnell counseled non-profit and start-up companies on legal matters, ranging from corporate governance to tax exemptions to intellectual property rights.

Bar Admissions

• California
• District of Columbia

Education

• UC Irvine School of Law
• University of Wisconsin

Significant Accomplishments

• Represented Turbo Wholesale Tires, a national and international tire supplier of proprietary and third party brands, in its strategic investment by Kingswood Capital Management, LP
• Represented Lamps Plus, Inc., an omnichannel retailer of lighting, ceiling fans and other home furnishing products, in its strategic investment by Nexus Capital Management LP
• Represented 360 Sweater LLC, a ready-to-wear women’s apparel business, in its sale to an equity fund
• Represented Inspire Fitness, a leader in state-of-the-art fitness equipment, in its sale to HighPost Capital
• Represented Mad Engine, LLC in Its Sale to Platinum Equity
• Represented a private company engaged in providing software, consulting and care management services to healthcare professionals (with emphasis on telemedicine and remote patient services) in its reorganization and subsequent Series A Financing.
• Represented H5, an industry leader in eDiscovery and intelligent data management, in its auction and sale to Lighthouse Technologies.
• Represented a private company in the sale of its equity interests in a land holding company and solar energy development facility to a renewable energy company headquartered in Madrid.
• Represented a privately held company that provides finance and insurance products in its sale to a publicly traded company.

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  By Olivia Durnell |November 2020