Adam Dinow

Cooley represented Uizard Technologies, a Copenhagen-based AI-powered product design platform for product teams, in its acquisition by Miro, an online collaborative whiteboard platform designed for distributed team collaboration. Details of the transaction were not disclosed.

Cooley advised Nuvalence, a technology consultancy firm, on its acquisition by EY to accelerate the delivery of platform engineering, product development, and generative artificial intelligence platform-enabled services to organizations across industries and sectors.

Cooley advised DigitalOcean, a cloud computing solution for small and medium-sized businesses and startups, on its acquisition of Paperspace for $111 million.

Cooley advised Thirty Madison, a family of specialized healthcare brands, in its acquisition of certain assets from The Pill Club, following a sale process conducted by The Pill Club under Section 363 of the US Bankruptcy Code.

Cooley advised Movable Ink, a leading content personalization provider, on its $55 million Series D financing round, which boosted the company to a $1.3 billion pre-money valuation. Lawyers Adam Dinow, Robert Warshaw and Margaret Suh led the Cooley team advising Movable Ink.