Mr. Paul A. Campellone

Practice Details

• Firm Information
  Position

  Shareholder

  Firm Name

  Adler Pollock & Sheehan P.C.
• Representative Cases & Transactions
  Cases

  Representative Matters: Disclosure counsel to the State of Rhode Isl
  for more than ten years on various bond issuances by the State, including the State's issuance of $157,920,000 of general obligation bonds through two series of bonds
  $48,600,000 of certificates of lease participation through five series of certificates.
  Represented Johnson & Wales University in financing or refinancing various campus projects in four different states through the issuance of (i) $48,345,000 Rhode Isl
  Health
  Educational Building Corporation Higher Education Facility Revenue Bonds
  (ii) $24,485,000 City of North Miami, Florida Educational Facilities Revenue Bonds
  (iii) $50,000,000 North Carolina Capital Facilities Finance Agency Educational Facilities Revenue Bonds
  
  (iv) $29,685,000 Colorado Educational
  Cultural Facilities Authority Educational Facilities Revenue Bonds. Paul
  his team coordinated
  managed the four transactions so they were all consummated within a two-month period.
  Represented Washington Trust Company in connection with the $13,000,000 Term Loan Facility
  a $1,300,000 Line of Credit Facility to a developer of medical office buildings
  outpatient facilities, in connection with its construction of a medical office building on the campus of the Kent County Memorial Hospital.
  Represented a multinational company that manufactures
  sells extrusion machinery in the preparation
  negotiation of a license agreement for the worldwide licensing of certain add-on technology for use in connection with its line of extrusion machinery.
  Represented a manufacturer of medical devices in the preparation
  negotiation of a development
  supply agreement relating to medical ports for a major customer in the medical equipment field.
  Represented a consumer products company in the preparation
  drafting of a development
  licensing arrangement with another consumer products company for the use of certain of its technology in a new product line.
  Represented a national retail jewelry company in the development
  negotiation of numerous software
  other intellectual property agreements with third party vendors in connection with its development of a new website
  ecommerce platform for the online sale of its merch
  ise.
  Represented a multinational company in the development of its privacy policy in North America.
  Represented a manufacturer of medical devices
  its affiliates in connection with a $7,500,000 Revolving Credit Facility, a $3,800,000 Term Loan Facility, a $2,100,000 Term Loan Facility
  a $3,000,000 Industrial Development Revenue Bond Facility from Blue Hills Bank, now owned by Rockl
  Trust Company.
  Represented the City of Woonsocket, Rhode Isl
  , as bond counsel in the issuance of three separate series of bonds in an aggregate amount of more than $55,000,000 to finance the construction of a new water treatment plant.
  Represented a financial institution as one of a small syndicate of lenders providing financing in the aggregate amount of $222,000,000 to a borrower for the renovation of a regional mixed-use complex, consisting of retail, office, residential
  hotel space.
  Represented a publicly held multinational conglomerate
  certain of its affiliates in connection with the sale of its conformal coating business to a private equity fund for approximately $53,500,000 through (a) the sale of the capital stock of a Delaware corporation,
  a company incorporated in Engl
  
  Wales,
  (b) the sale of certain assets of the client held by an affiliate organized under the laws of Singapore. The transaction was complicated by the fact that the client was retaining its conformal coating business in China that was being conducted by a company organized under the laws of China, which required identifying the assets owned by the entities whose capital stock or assets were being sold
  in which the Chinese business needed to retain rights to use,
  creating appropriate licenses
  other agreements to allow for the retention of such rights.
  Represented a not-for-profit corporation in connection with the sale of its hospitals
  related medical operations to a for-profit group of hospitals for $45,000,000, which was used to repay certain outst
  ing obligations, including the redemption of three tax-exempt bond issuances at the time of sale.
  Represented the Rhode Isl
  Health
  Education Building Corporation as bond counsel on a number of its bond issuances benefiting 501(c)(3) educational institutions
  health care providers.
  Case Studies: AP&S Represents Wells Fargo Bank in Successful Financing of 17 Hotel Portfolio