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David L. Rosentzveig
Partner
Montréal
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Tel :
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514.987.5038
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Fax :
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514.987.1213
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Professional Experience
David Rosentzveig is a senior member, deputy chair and Montréal group leader of the firm's Corporate and Commercial Group.
David practices business, corporate and real estate law, with a strong emphasis on leading negotiations and devising worktable solutions to complex problems. He has a reputation as a deal-maker.
Assisting start-ups, modeling partnerships and joint ventures, structuring mergers and completing acquisitions and sales of businesses are David's daily challenges. Transactions are invariably multi-party, involving the parties to the underlying deal as well as investment partners, venture capitalists and traditional lenders. David often handles cross-border, international and multi-jurisdictional transactions and is co-chair of the firm's International Affiliations Committee, having developed strong relationships with business lawyers throughout the world.
David's clients, mostly privately-held, mid-sized businesses, look to him to provide sound, reasoned and practical business advice on all types of commercial transactions and business law issues. Many of these clients consider David to be their general counsel and involve him in most major decisions affecting their businesses.
Industries with which David has considerable experience include aerospace, metal recycling and manufacturing, industrial chemicals, textiles, electrical products, software development and licensing, furniture, hospitality, real estate development, management and construction as well as numerous retail and service industries.
Recent transactions in which David has acted as lead counsel involved the sale of assets of a software company to a U.S. public company; the acquisition of a vertically-integrated clothing manufacturer with operations in the U.S., Hong Kong and the Philippines by a Canadian client; the sale of the American subsidiary of a Canadian industrial chemical manufacturer to the American arm of an international conglomerate; the sale of shares of a plastic products manufacturer to a newly-created income trust; the acquisition of a majority interest in a distributor of petroleum products; the management buy-out of an aerospace firm; the acquisition by a private equity fund of Canada's leading supplier of equipment and uniforms to police and security forces; and the acquisition of a major deal in ferrous and non-ferrous metals.
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- brownfields development
- corporate
- emissions trading and climate change
- international business and trade law
- leasing
- American Bar Association
- International Bar Association
Called to the Quebec bar
- 1978
McGill University, LLB
- 1978
McGill University, BCL
- 1975
McGill University, Philosophy and Political Science (Honours), BA
- 1972
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