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Advised on $2 Billion Sale of Leading Data Center Electrical Contractor to Public Company

Advised Power Solutions, a leading Mid-Atlantic electrical contractor focused on data center construction, in its $2 billion sale to Dycom Industries, Inc. (NYSE: DY), a publicly traded national provider of specialty contracting services for digital infrastructure. Working on an accelerated timeline, the firm led a fully integrated, multidisciplinary team that guided Power Solutions through all aspects of the transaction, including M&A, tax structuring, financing, employment matters, and regulatory filings, helping the company achieve a landmark exit in a highly competitive and rapidly evolving market. The transaction strengthened Dycom’s data center platform by combining its fiber expertise with Power Solutions’ established leadership in electrical construction, reflecting Miles & Stockbridge’s deep experience advising clients on complex, high-value transactions in the data center and digital infrastructure space.  

Health Care Regulatory Advice for Maryland-based CCRC Operator

While at a previous firm, members of our Health Care team played a key role in the healthcare regulatory aspects of a private investment firm's acquisition of a Maryland-based CCRC operator with properties across the US. Following the closing, and continuing to this day at Miles & Stockbridge, our health care team provides comprehensive legal support to the client, advising across various critical areas including healthcare regulatory compliance, privacy, employee benefits, tax, corporate law, and several other specialized fields.

Created a Charitable Remainder Trust

To mitigate the capital gains taxes for a client on the sale of stock that had significant built up gain we created a charitable remainder trust (CRT) for the client. The client transferred the stock to the CRT and received an income tax deduction (and gift tax deduction) on the transfer. The trustee of the CRT sold the stock and, because the CRT is tax-exempt, the capital gains taxes were not immediately due in the year of the sale. Instead, the capital gains is slowly distributed to the client with each annual payment the CRT owes to the client.