Drew

Oldham

Overview

Drew is a member of the Business Services Group and the Finance, Real Estate and Restructuring Group.  He focuses his practice on mergers and acquisitions, securities regulation, and corporate formation and governance.

Experience

  • Advises clients in connection with sales, mergers, acquisitions, joint ventures, and other business combinations.
  • Advises clients with respect to entity formation issues, corporate reorganizations, corporate governance, and general contract matters.
  • Represented clients in various industries, including healthcare, financial services, insurance, technology, manufacturing, and retail, in connection with sale, merger and acquisition transactions having deal values between $10 million and $350 million.
  • Assisted clients with the acquisition and sale of controlling interests in over 40 ambulatory surgery centers and medical practices.
  • Assisted public-private partnership in connection with the administration of its investment fund and its related investments in early-stage companies.

Distinctions

  • Best Lawyers in America®
    • Corporate Law, 2024

Bar Admissions

  • Tennessee, 2009

Education

  • University of Tennessee, J.D., summa cum laude, 2009
    • Member, Order of the Coif
    • Articles Editor, Tennessee Law Review
    • Student Editor, Transactions: Tennessee Journal of Business Law
  • University of Georgia, A.B., English and Political Science, cum laude, 2006

Associations

  • Tennessee Bar Association
  • Nashville Bar Association
  • American Bar Association

Papers, Presentations & Publications

  • Author, "Reference to a Description of Land in a Plat Book is Sufficient to Allege Color of Title to Satisfy the Requirements of an Adverse Possession Claim," 10 TRANS. TENN. J. BUS. L. 281, Spring 2009.
  • Author, "Tennessee Anti-Lapse Statute Does Not Save Gifts to Devisee’s Issue When the Language in the Will Allows a Contrary Inference," 9 TRANS. TENN. J. BUS. L. 284, Fall 2007.

Civic Involvement

  • Special Olympics Tennessee, Inc., Board of Directors
  • Harding Academy, Board of Trustees

Drew

Oldham

Overview

Drew is a member of the Business Services Group and the Finance, Real Estate and Restructuring Group.  He focuses his practice on mergers and acquisitions, securities regulation, and corporate formation and governance.

Experience

  • Advises clients in connection with sales, mergers, acquisitions, joint ventures, and other business combinations.
  • Advises clients with respect to entity formation issues, corporate reorganizations, corporate governance, and general contract matters.
  • Represented clients in various industries, including healthcare, financial services, insurance, technology, manufacturing, and retail, in connection with sale, merger and acquisition transactions having deal values between $10 million and $350 million.
  • Assisted clients with the acquisition and sale of controlling interests in over 40 ambulatory surgery centers and medical practices.
  • Assisted public-private partnership in connection with the administration of its investment fund and its related investments in early-stage companies.

Distinctions

  • Best Lawyers in America®
    • Corporate Law, 2024

Bar Admissions

  • Tennessee, 2009

Education

  • University of Tennessee, J.D., summa cum laude, 2009
    • Member, Order of the Coif
    • Articles Editor, Tennessee Law Review
    • Student Editor, Transactions: Tennessee Journal of Business Law
  • University of Georgia, A.B., English and Political Science, cum laude, 2006

Associations

  • Tennessee Bar Association
  • Nashville Bar Association
  • American Bar Association

Papers, Presentations & Publications

  • Author, "Reference to a Description of Land in a Plat Book is Sufficient to Allege Color of Title to Satisfy the Requirements of an Adverse Possession Claim," 10 TRANS. TENN. J. BUS. L. 281, Spring 2009.
  • Author, "Tennessee Anti-Lapse Statute Does Not Save Gifts to Devisee’s Issue When the Language in the Will Allows a Contrary Inference," 9 TRANS. TENN. J. BUS. L. 284, Fall 2007.

Civic Involvement

  • Special Olympics Tennessee, Inc., Board of Directors
  • Harding Academy, Board of Trustees