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Teri Lynn McMahon

Partner


Teri McMahon recently completed an eight-year term as leader of the firm's Mergers & Acquisitions Practice Quality Team and currently serves on the firm's Partners’ Committee. She emphasizes mergers and acquisitions, private equity representation, corporate finance, leveraged buyouts and general corporate law in her practice. Her sector experience includes staffing, consulting, insurance, manufacturing and distribution, minerals and mining, and electrical components businesses. Teri also frequently represents international companies in strategic U.S. acquisitions.

Teri has been included for many years in Chambers USA: America's Leading Lawyers for Business, The Best Lawyers in America and Super Lawyers magazine for her corporate and mergers and acquisitions expertise. She was also named to the BTI Transactions All-Star Team in a survey of key M&A decision-makers at large and Fortune 1000 organizations.

Teri frequently speaks at legal and business seminars on deal negotiations and other topics involving mergers and acquisitions, and she has served on the Atlanta Bar business section board, as well as the Atlanta board of the Association for Corporate Growth. Teri has been described as a lawyer who is “incredibly effective and responsive” and with an “ability to adapt her style to meet the needs of the case.”

Representative Experience

  • Counsel to one of the largest private equity funds in the Southeast.
  • Counsel to U.S. subsidiaries of a French public company focused on performance and specialty minerals.
  • Counsel to a variety of companies involved in acquisition or roll-up strategies.


Publications
October 2007
"Influenza in the Debt Capital Markets," Atlanta Business Magazine, October 2007.

Teri Lynn McMahon

One Atlantic Center
1201 West Peachtree Street
Atlanta, GA 30309-3424
Phone: 404-881-7266
Fax: 404-253-8190

Education

  • University of Michigan
    (J.D., 1987)
  • Duke University
    (B.A., 1984)

Admitted to Practice

  • Georgia