Global law firm White & Case LLP today announced that Paul Tiger has joined the Firm as a partner in its Global Mergers & Acquisitions (M&A) Practice in New York.
"Strengthening our US capabilities is a key element of our strategy, and we continue to add talent to our M&A team," said White & Case Chair Heather McDevitt. "Paul is known for his collaborative approach, and his skill set will support our listed corporate clients and global organizations conducting transactions in the US."
Tiger advises on complex domestic and cross-border mergers and acquisitions and private equity investments across a wide range of industries, including manufacturing, automotive, building materials, chemicals, logistics and retail, while also leveraging his strong technology and energy transition experience for both TMT and industrial clients. He also has significant experience in joint venture and minority investment deals and special committee representations. His practice also includes counseling c-suites and their boards on the most pressing issues facing companies, including shareholder activism, corporate governance and disclosure issues, and fiduciary duty considerations.
"Adding Paul, a widely recognized and highly skilled corporate lawyer, to our team is another step forward in the continued growth of our M&A platform," said White & Case Global Co-Head of M&A Michael Deyong. "He ensures that our clients will continue to have access to leading talent to guide them through their most transformative transactions."
Tiger was most recently a partner at another international law firm, where he held a number of leadership roles including as the Global Co-Head of Industrials and Head of US Transactions.
White & Case's Corporate Practice has continued to build significant strength over the past year with more than 32 lateral partners joining to expand the team. High-profile additions include partners Stephen Fraidin and Richard Brand in New York; Richard Browne, Helen Croke, Henry Birch, Arun Birla and Jiten Tank in London; Cyril Valentin, Antoine Mercier, Sarah Fleury and Romain Guénin in Paris; and Alberto Sepulveda in Mexico City. Other notable recent partner additions to the Firm include Elizabeth Holland, Jonathan Polkes, Stacy Nettleton and Adam Banks in New York, Nicholas Mitrokostas in Boston and David Stone, Adrian Dykes and Karla Hughes in London.
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