Eric H. Mandus

Eric Mandus is a partner in the firm’s Corporate Practice, focusing on mergers and acquisitions, private equity transactions, and general corporate matters. His practice includes representing buyers and sellers in stock, asset and merger transactions, as well as advising on joint ventures, real estate matters, and a broad range of commercial agreements, including supply, distribution, and other strategic business arrangements.

Eric also has substantial experience in commercial leasing matters, including leases for office, industrial, retail and mixed-use properties, lease amendments, subleases, assignments, estoppels, and SNDAs.

In addition, he represents non-profits on governance and organizational matters, including bylaws, board structure, operating documents, and compliance questions arising under nonprofit corporation law.

His practice spans a range of industries, including real estate, manufacturing, health care, retail, distribution, technology, and services.

Eric's Practice

Representative Matters

• Worked on the sale of Optimum Healthcare IT to Infosys in a transaction publicly described as having a value of up to $465 million, including work on the merger agreement, ancillary documents, and shareholder communications.
• Worked on the sale of Elite Flooring to Artisent Floors, including the asset purchase agreement, escrow documentation, ancillary transfer documents, and post-closing matters and purchase price adjustment issues.
• Worked on the acquisition of Mosaic451 by UltraViolet Cyber, a cybersecurity platform backed by Achieve Partners.
• Worked on the acquisition of Black Duck’s application security testing services business by UltraViolet Cyber.
• Represented Smith, Gambrell & Russell in connection with its leasing activities including its Atlanta headquarters lease at 1105 West Peachtree, a 102,320-square-foot relocation lease.
• Represented numerous clients in office, industrial and retail leasing matters, including for a global logistics company and a nationally recognized steakhouse restaurant.
• Represented buyers and sellers in multiple middle-market transactions across a range of industries, typically involving enterprise values in the $25 million to $500 million range.