Pillar+Aught advised PNC FIG Advisory in its role as placement agent for Pathfinder Bancorp, Inc., the Nasdaq listed holding company for Pathfinder Bank, in connection with the successful completion of a $20.8 million private placement of common and preferred securities. Co-founder Ken Rollins led the Pillar+Aught team.
More information on the transaction is available in the Press Release below.
Pillar+Aught attorneys Ken Rollins and Kevin Gold advised MenuDrive in its recent transaction in which it was acquired by Lavu.
MenuDrive, a branded online and mobile ordering platform for restaurants, and Lavu, one of the industry leaders in point-of-sale and payment systems, announced the acquisition on April 24, 2019.
More information on the transaction is available in the Press Release below.
John Martin lends his expertise on the area of non-competes and non-solicits in the April 2019 edition of Hometown Banker, a magazine published by the Pennsylvania Association of Community Bankers. His article, “Don’t Call Me! I’ll I Won’t Call You,” discusses recent trends in the area of employee non-solicits and the judicial interpretation and enforcement thereof. It also provides helpful advice to both employers and employees when faced with issues surrounding non-solicits.
The full article can be accessed via the following link:
http://thenewslinkgroup.com/clients/PACB/pdfs/april2019/22/index.html
To listen to the podcast, please visit www.shrimptankpodcast.com
Pillar+Aught Co-Founder Kevin Gold is one of the creators of the Patrick Mannelly Award to be given annually to the best college long snapper.
Gold, along with former NFL long snapper Patrick Mannelly and snapping instructor Chris Rubio, will present the award to a senior long snapper in Chicago, Illinois in December.
More information on the Award and its purpose can be found in the attached Press Release and below story.
https://www.chicagotribune.com/sports/football/bears/ct-spt-bears-patrick-mannelly-award-20190115-story,amp.html?__twitter_impression=true
Pillar+Aught Co-Founder Todd Shill was recently interviewed regarding his international sports & entertainment law experience by Widener University Commonwealth Law School’s Civitas Magazine. Click below:
Pillar+Aught co-founder Todd Shill served as production counsel on the premiere episode of MTV’s “True Life/Now” series, a new franchise of the MTV Emmy® Award-winning docu-series “True Life.” The series will examine people living their truths and take viewers inside a new reality.
The premiere episode date is January 2, 2019 at 10 pm (ET/PT).
Pillar+Aught’s Angela McGowan represented Sun Motor Imports, Inc. in the sale of its Porsche dealership in Mechanicsburg to the Faulkner Automotive Group organization. The transaction settled on December 11, 2018. Sun Motors continues to operate Mercedes Benz, BMW and Audi dealerships on the Carlisle Pike in Mechanicsburg.
http://www.cpbj.com/article/20181211/CPBJ01/181219965/sun-motors-sells-porsche-franchise-to-faulkner
Pillar+Aught is proud to announce its co-sponsorship for the 2019 PA Bankers’ Women in Banking Recognition of Excellence Program. The Program will be held on March 3, 2019. Details to follow.
Pillar+Aught is proud to announce that we will once again support the Hershey Bears with our fan-favorite “Power Play” sponsorship during all 2018-19 Bears home games. In addition, Pillar+Aught will be returning to its familiar “Center Ice” Suite at the Giant Center and we look forward to hosting our clients and their families throughout the season.
We are proud to support a team that’s important to the economy and vitality of the sports and culture of our region,” said Todd Shill, co-founder and partner at Pillar+Aught. As we have said before, “Pillar+Aught is, in many ways, just like a sports team. Our 11 lawyers and staff are extremely collaborative and recognize that it is about the team, not just individuals who happen to practice law under one roof,” said Shill. “This is symbolic for us in many ways and we look forward to another great season with the Bears.”
As part of its sports and entertainment law practice, Pillar+Aught represents professional athletes and coaches, including members of the Bears, as well as NFL players, television and film production companies, national recording artists, screenwriters, authors, and television and radio personalities.
