The Am Law 100 firms landed roles on one of two transactions announced Friday in the medical equipment sector: Medtronic's $816 million acquisition of orthopedic device manufacturer China Kanghui. In the second deal, Japanese conglomerate Sony agreed to invest $645 million in scandal-plagued Olympus.
September 28, 2012 at 12:00 AM
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Friday was a big day for deals in the medical equipment industry.
One of the two deals announced in the sector as the week ended—Medtronic’s $816 million acquisition of leading Chinese orthopedic device manufacturer China Kanghui—yielded lead outside counsel roles for Baker & McKenzie and O’Melveny & Myers.
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