Steven K. Mossey

Technology and Commercial Transactions

• American Airlines in a cloud-based revenue accounting system and services agreement.
• American Airlines in an end-to-end information technology services and software development agreement for its cargo business.
• American Airlines in transactions with various ecommerce distribution platforms related to the sale of cargo products and capacity.
• American Airlines in agreements with various providers of IPTV services and programming on aircraft.
• Caribbean Airlines in a revenue management services agreement.
• An international airline in agreements with providers of “computer vision” Artificial Intelligence (AI) technology to provide real-time insights into ground operations, helping enhance safety, improve regulatory compliance and streamline efficiency at scale.
• A flag carrier in the Middle East in developing a cargo general sales agency agreement.
• An international airline in its new distribution capability (NDC) enabled Offer/Order agreements for next generation PSS capabilities.
• An international airline in a technology services and software development agreement related to the ONE Order standard published by IATA.
• An international airline in its negotiations for a global distribution system services agreement.
• A regional airline in its IT agreements for airline operations solutions, including flight and crew management and optimization solutions.
• A provider of professional services to partners in government and industry in various data license agreements.
• A company that provides analog and radiation-hardened electronics for the aerospace, defense and medical industries in various transactions, including: (1) a license agreement for an Artificial Intelligence-powered manufacturing optimization platform; (2) a vendor-managed inventory (VMI) and supply agreement; (3) a value-added reseller (VAR) agreement; (4) a license and distribution agreement relating to mass memory technology; and (5) a general terms agreement for purposes of entering into negotiated general provisions for subcontracts and purchase orders under U.S. Government Prime Contacts.
• First Carolina Bank in a deposit processing services agreement with BMTX, Inc. related to deposit accounts for customers of BMTX’s BankMobile Vibe higher education program.
• National Grid in an innovative outsourcing transaction valued at approximately $250 million, which requires two vendors to work together and utilize agile software development in order to integrate and upgrade National Grid’s various systems, across regions over a five-year period.
• A professional sports league in connection with technology and intellectual property licenses related to the creation of a joint venture eSports league.
• A multinational technology company in connection with master research agreements (including clinical research) with universities and private research institutions.
• A national organization representing educational programs in its consulting services agreement with a provider of services related to testing and certification programs.
• A legal services provider in connection with a SaaS agreement related to human capital management software.
• A broadcast television network in an application development and music licensing agreement for online streaming music services.

Life Sciences Transactions

• A biotechnology company in a license and collaboration agreement regarding the research, development, manufacture and commercialization of drugs directed to treating liver disease.
• A biotechnology company in a license and collaboration agreement regarding the research, development, manufacture and commercialization of drugs directed to treating hearing loss.
• A multinational pharmaceutical company in an intellectual property license agreement with a physician inventor.
• A multinational pharmaceutical company in connection with a royalty monetization transaction.
• A pharmaceutical company in the acquisition of global development and marketing rights for a drug product and related marketing and supply agreements.
• A multinational pharmaceutical and biopharmaceutical company in its intellectual property license agreement for a biologic product and in related clinical and commercial drug supply agreements.
  

Product Counseling

• A stablecoin issuance platform in its development of software solutions that leverage open source software.
• A research and development company in the media, entertainment and semiconductor industries in connection with its participation in standards setting organizations.
• A pharmaceutical company in the development of software applications, including diligence regarding the use of open source software, “source available” software and various foundation (Artificial Intelligence) models available under “open” licenses.
• An international airline in the development of next generation software and services related to airline operations.
• A pharmaceutical company in the development of a software as a medical device (SaMD) application, including substantive diligence regarding the use of open source software.
• A private investment bank in the development and commercialization of software for financial services applications, including substantive diligence regarding the use of open source software.

Mergers, Acquisitions and Strategic Investments

• Tencent Holdings Limited in its acquisition of a majority stake in Supercell for $8.6 billion.
• Merck in its €2.1 billion acquisition of Antelliq Group (now Merck Animal Health Intelligence), a leader in digital animal identification, traceability and monitoring solutions, the fastest growing part of the animal health industry.
• Lowe's Companies, Inc. in its $1.325 billion acquisition of Artisan Design Group.
• Insmed in strategic financings totaling $775 million to fund activities related to the commercialization of various product candidates and other general corporate purposes.
• Siris Capital Group, LLC in its entry into a definitive agreement, through its portfolio company, Equiniti Group plc, to acquire Notified, a global provider of public relations and investor relations solutions and services, for $534.5 million, inclusive of an $80 million earnout.
• Orbimed in various financing deals, including: (1) a $400 million secured debt financing with Caris Life Sciences, a molecular science and technology company; (2) a royalty financing agreement for up to $250 million with Adaptive Biotechnologies Corporation, a commercial stage biotechnology company; (3) a $125 million debt financing with Verrica Pharmaceuticals, a dermatology therapeutics company developing medications for skin diseases requiring medical interventions; (4) a debt financing facility for up to $50 million with TriSalus Life Sciences Inc., an oncology focused medical technology business; and (5) debt financing of up to $50 million with DarioHealth Corp., a digital therapeutics company.
• Trustmark National Bank in its entry into a definitive agreement to sell its wholly owned subsidiary, Fisher Brown Bottrell Insurance, Inc., to Marsh & McLennan Agency LLC for $345 million in cash.
• Elbit Systems Ltd. in its $120 million acquisition of the assets and operations of Universal Avionics Systems.
• Eisai in its agreement to transfer all future economic rights for elacestrant (generic name), approved for the treatment for breast cancer in the United States, to DRI Healthcare Trust, under which Eisai received an upfront payment of $85 million for the transfer.
• Emergent BioSolutions in its sale to Bora Pharmaceuticals of a drug product facility in Baltimore-Camden, part of Emergent’s contract development and manufacturing organization.
• Aduro Advisors, a fund administrator to venture capital and private equity firms, and its previous ownership group, in securing a strategic growth investment from Vitruvian Partners, a global growth-focused investment firm.
• Investment company Solix in its acquisition of Danish company Cobham Satcom (Thrane & Thrane A/S) and its US subsidiary SeaTel.
• A multinational drink and brewing company in connection with a strategic investment in the Canadian cannabis industry.
• A composite technology company in a joint venture with a multinational corporation to develop, manufacture and commercialize building products using recycled materials.
• An international technical professional services firm in its joint venture with a State-owned national petroleum company related to infrastructure services, including related contribution and license agreements.
• A multinational technology conglomerate on IP issues related to its acquisition of a company that provides an advanced Artificial Intelligence platform for conversational interfaces.
• A multinational medical device company in its acquisition of technology related to bone reconstruction and regeneration and related patent and know-how license agreements.
• A private equity fund in connection with its acquisition of companies providing governance, risk and compliance information services.
• A global diagnostics company in the acquisition of a diagnostics company focused on developing specialized tests for infectious diseases.