Thomas S.Rucker (Tommy)

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Tommy Rucker assists clients with addressing antitrust and competition issues related to merger reviews, compliance, government investigations, and other regulatory issues. He has experience in premerger counseling, including compliance with Hart-Scott-Rodino premerger requirements, and has also guided clients through several Federal Trade Commission (FTC) investigations.

Tommy has represented clients in many industries, including technology, financial products, heavy machinery, and health care.

Tommy is a member of the LGBT Bar Association of DC and the National LGBT Bar Association.

Experience

  • NVIDIA acquires Mellanox Technologies for approximately $7 billionJones Day advised NVIDIA Corporation in its acquisition of Mellanox Technologies, Ltd., an Israel-based leading supplier of end-to-end InfiniBand and Ethernet interconnect solutions and services for servers and storage.
  • Flowers Foods acquires Canyon Bakehouse for $205 millionJones Day advised Flowers Foods, Inc. in its $205 million acquisition (including a performance-based contingent payment of $5 million) of Canyon Bakehouse, LLC, a privately held, gluten-free baking company based in Johnstown, Colorado.
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    October 2019 External Publications

    It Ain't Over Till It's Over: Review of DOJ M&A Settlements Under the Tunney Act, The M&A Lawyer, Vol. 23, Issue 9

    April 2019 Alerts

    Post-Order Merger Divestitures Likely to Face "Uphill" Battle with FTC

    Additional Publications

    • January 2020
      A Decade of Incremental Change in U.S. Merger Enforcement
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