Thirith von Döhren

• Berwind Group in numerous transactions, including the acquisition of Germany-based metal detection equipment maker Cassel Messtechnik and the acquisitions of industrial companys innomatec and WH Acquisitions.
  
• CIT Group in relation to the sale of its European rail leasing business (NACCO) to German VTG AG for approximately US$1.05 billion and the related anti-trust remedy sale of Nacco's German and Luxembourg businesses.
  
• Tönnies in various acquisitions before the European Commission and the German Federal Cartel Office.
• A multinational company in a cartel investigation before the German Federal Cartel Office and the European Commission.
• A global health care company in its acquisition of another multinational health care company.

• Friedemann Findeis and Klaus Rader as the sole shareholders of FR L'Osteria SE, a leading German and Austrian restaurant brand, on the sale of a majority stake to McWin. The transaction values L’Osteria at approximately USD 430 million.
• Ambienta on the sale of SF-Filter to funds advised by Equistone Partners.
  
• Artus group, a portfolio company of Castik Capital, on the acquisition of Hestia.
  
• Castik Capital on its acquisition of Artus group.
• Special Situations Venture Partners III (SSVP III) on its sale of nox NachtExpress to Groupe Sterne by way of an auction process.
  
• Tönsmeier family on the auctioned sale of all of its shares in Tönsmeier Group, Germany’s fifth-largest waste disposal company, to GreenCycle, a Schwarz Group company; and the sale of Waste Paper Trade, a Dutch joint-venture on waste paper recycling, to Hong Kong-based Anhui Shanying Paper Group.
• A Swiss family office in the sale of all of its shares in Smaato Holding AG, a leading global real-time advertising platform for mobile publishers and app developers.
• Globally operating and listed Japanese ‎tier one automotive supplier with regard to the acquisition of two German tier one automotive suppliers and the post-acquisition group restructuring.
• French software and electronic components group with regard to the acquisition of all shares in a German electronics components company.
• U.S. based automotive supplier with regard to the acquisition of the German production site and pertaining assets from a European tier one automotive supplier.
• Globally operating Japanese digital entertainment company with regard to its European cross-border restructuring.
• Chinese conglomerate with regard to the acquisition of all shares in a German software and robotics company.
• Chinese conglomerate with regard to the German law aspects of the acquisition of a leading Chinese company active in the field of the sale of virtual goods for online, browser and mobile games, particularly for massively multiplayer online role-playing games on a global scale.

Includes matters handled at Dechert or prior to joining the firm.