Noah T. Holman

Associate
Noah Holman

Noah Holman assists clients on a variety of corporate matters, particularly in mergers and acquisitions (M&A) and debt and equity financing transactions. Having started his own lawncare business as a middle schooler, Noah instinctively views client challenges from a business-first perspective. While in law school, Noah worked directly with clients as a student associate in the Richmond Intellectual Property and Transactional Law Clinic, where he discovered the fulfilment of helping others through creative problem-solving. As a result, he strives to bring attention to detail and ingenuity to any team he is on.

Through his years of experience in the restaurant industry and participation in the Clinic, he has developed a knack for delivering services with a personal touch. Noah is indebted to the community around him and relishes giving back to others, as he did through spearheading the First Annual Marilyn A. Holman Memorial Golf Tournament to benefit lung cancer research, which Noah proudly considers his greatest accomplishment during law school.

Experience

Representative Matters

  • Serving on teams representing the largest independent flour miller in the nation in two separate asset acquisitions, both featuring brands and other forms of intellectual property as the primary form of assets being purchased by the client
  • Assisting a biotechnology company with a variety of corporate issues, including raising capital, corporate governance, and contract drafting and negotiation
  • Supporting a debt consolidation services company in navigating investor relations and corporate governance issues, and completing multiple upsizes and other changes to its credit facility
  • Served on a team that represented a family office in its purchase of a majority stake in the holding company of a leading maritime transportation service provider on the U.S. inland waterway system. The overall business was valued at around $1 billion, with the closing purchase price for the client’s majority stake just over $700 million after accounting for rollover equity. Also supported the client in entering a syndicated credit facility in an aggregate principal amount of up to $900 million, through which the acquisition was financed
  • Supported a private investment company in multiple senior debt financing and mezzanine debt financing transactions that were necessary for simultaneous acquisitions by the company or its subsidiaries
  • Served on a team that helped a family business create a joint venture with a prominent Baltimore-based real estate developer, which involved extensive due diligence and a pre-closing restructuring, among other complexities
  • Assisted a multidisciplinary team that facilitated a $290 million refinancing and simultaneous company reorganization for a holding company with interests in more than 150 properties operating as gas stations and convenience stores across DC, Virginia, Maryland, and New York
  • Aided a family business in purchasing a stake in a leading construction materials supplier in the mid-Atlantic region, which was completed through a complex multistep reorganization to, among other things, buy out the prior minority investor
  • Assisted a provider of technology-enabled solutions for complex business and legal processes in securing a revolving line of credit with a prominent regional bank
  • Represented a nonprofit Qualified Active Low-Income Community Business (QALICB) in its financing of a $33 million outpatient medical center and a new office and research space, designed to expand healthcare services to the residents of Ward 8 in Washington, DC
  • Assisted a privately owned holding company in refinancing its credit facility with a prominent regional bank, in which lenders established new commitments of approximately $150 million, bringing the total credit facility amount to over $400 million
  • Served on a team that handled the financing of a $17 million credit facility for a privately held holding company in the government relations and public relations space
  • Represented a national nonprofit healthcare educational institution in the sale of its 50% interest in a joint venture that provides continuing medical education. The transaction, valued at $160 million, also involved the other 50% owner of the joint venture selling its interest for a combination of cash and rollover equity in the buyer

Credentials
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Education

  • J.D. magna cum laude University of Richmond School of Law 2022
    • Student associate, Richmond Intellectual Property and Transactional Law Clinic
    • Manuscripts editor, Richmond Journal of Law and Technology
    • Co-founder, treasurer, secretary, and chair, Inaugural SELS Golf Tournament Committee, Sports and Entertainment Law Society (SELS)
    • Interscholastic competition coordinator, Client Counseling and Negotiation Board
  • B.A. Communications magna cum laude Randolph-Macon College 2019

Bar Admissions

  • Maryland

Community
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Pro Bono

  • Assisted in successfully petitioning the D.C. Superior Court to release a rehabilitated individual, after he was incarcerated for over 30 years, pursuant to the Incarceration Reduction Amendment Act (IRAA), which provides an avenue for incarcerated individuals who were under the age of 25 at the time of their offense and who have served more than 15 years in prison to petition the court to resentence them based on their rehabilitation since the offense