Nikolas J. Fotinos

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Nikolas Fotinos advises major global companies on all aspects of antitrust and competition law. He helps guide merging clients through complex transactions and is experienced handling matters across a diverse range of industries, including aerospace, telecommunications, and energy.

Nikolas is currently representing a telecommunications company and an aerospace company in a merger review. He is also representing a large telecommunications company as a third-party in a private antitrust action.

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  • Etsy sells Depop to eBayJones Day acted as antitrust counsel to Etsy, Inc. in Etsy's $1.2 billion sale of C2C fashion marketplace Depop to eBay.
  • SER Capital Partners sells Perfect Power to FIC PartnersJones Day advised SER Capital Partners in the sale of Perfect Power LLC, a developer, owner, and operator of the Jaguar Energy Center, a grid-interconnected battery energy storage and solar platform with up to 1.15 GW of planned capacity across approximately 4,500 acres, to an affiliate of FIC Partners Management, LP, an investment firm with a focus on critical infrastructure assets across the energy and power use value chains.
  • Zayo acquires Crown Castle fiber businessJones Day represented Zayo Group Holdings, Inc. ("Zayo") in the antitrust aspects of its $3.7 billion acquisition of Crown Castle Fiber Solutions business, both major owners of fiber optic networks and providers of telecom services.
  • American Pacific invests in DossierJones Day advised American Pacific Group in the strategic investment in Dossier, a manufacturer and distributor of perfume and fragrance related products.
  • Riverside acquires Certified Collision GroupJones Day advised The Riverside Company in the acquisition and financing of Certified Collision Group (CCG), a subscription-based membership network serving independent collision repair shops across the United States and Canada.
  • Boeing acquires Spirit AeroSystemsJones Day served as antitrust counsel to The Boeing Company in its $8.3 billion acquisition of Spirit AeroSystems, a supplier of aerostructures to the commercial and defense aviation industry.
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