SGR advised a U.S. scheduled airline in its $1.37 billion acquisition by another airline. Lead Counsel: Howard E. Turner assisted by Timothy Elder, Nick Ivezaj and Hong S. Wills

SGR acted as counsel for the shareholders of a privately held US scheduled airline in connection with the sale of the airline to a private third party purchaser.   Lead Counsel: Howard E. Turner and Hong S. Wills

SGR advised a U.S. manufacturer in its $384 Million acquisition of substantially all the assets of a Texas based manufacturer of stone pavers and other concrete products including its subsidiaries located in 16 states.  Lead Counsel: Howard E. Turner and Hong S. Wills

SGR advised a U.S. manufacturer in its $180 Million term loan and revolving credit facility with Wells Fargo Bank, N.A.  Lead Counsel: Nick Ivezaj

SGR advised a U.S. manufacturer in its $200 Million private placement notes issuance.  The notes were issued to various financial institutions.  Lead Counsel: Nick Ivezaj

SGR advised a U.S. manufacturer in its acquisition of all of the issued and outstanding membership interests of a Colorado manufacturer of concrete block, pavers and other landscape products.  Lead Counsel: Howard E. Turner and Hong S. Wills

SGR advised a publicly held hospital chain in the sale of substantially all the assets of a hospital subsidiary in South Georgia to a local not-for-profit hospital authority, which assets consisted of an acute care hospital, a skilled nursing facility and certain physician practices.  Lead Counsel: Howard E. Turner and Hong S. Wills.

SGR advised a U.S. manufacturer in its acquisition of assets of an Arizona manufacturer of concrete block, pavers and other landscape products.  Lead Counsel: Howard E. Turner and Hong S. Wills

SGR advised a U.S. manufacturer in its $165 Million private placement notes issuance.  The notes were issued to various financial institutions.  Lead Counsel: Nick Ivezaj

SGR advised a publicly held hospital chain in the sale of substantially all the assets and leasehold interest of one of its hospital subsidiaries, to a regional not-for-profit medical center, which assets consisted of a leased acute care hospital and related clinics and home health services in Missouri.  Lead Counsel: Howard E. Turner and Hong S. Wills.

In separate transactions, SGR advised three different for-profit hospital corporations in connection with negotiation and closing of RDA guaranteed financings of hospitals and/or medical office buildings.  Lead Counsel: Howard E. Turner and Timothy Elder assisted by Hong S. Wills.