Norris Kadet

Cooley advised Brigit, a financial health technology company, on its definitive agreement to be acquired by Upbound Group (Nasdaq: UPBD), a technology- and data-driven leader in accessible and inclusive financial products that address the evolving needs and aspirations of underserved consumers, for total consideration of up to $460 million.

Cooley advised DEFCON AI, an insights company that’s building a next-generation modeling, simulation and analysis tool set for the modern military environment, on its $44 million in Seed financing.

Cooley advised Reverence Capital Partners’ portfolio company Transact Campus, an innovative campus technology and payment solutions company, on a definitive agreement signed by Reverence Capital Partners to sell Transact to Roper Technologies for $1.6 billion.

Cooley advised Courier Health, a technology company reimagining how life sciences manufacturers engage and support patients, on its $16.5 million Series A financing. Norwest Venture Partners led the funding round with participation from existing investor, Work-Bench. Roy Moran, Norris Kadet and Matt Choy led the Cooley team advising Courier Health.

Cooley advised Backflip, a fintech platform for real estate entrepreneurs engaged in value-add residential investments, on its $15 million Series A financing. Partner Ariel Rom led the Cooley team advising Backflip.