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James A Hutchinson

James A Hutchinson

USA 2026

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About

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Jamie Hutchinson is a partner in the firm’s Private Equity Group and co-chair of the Private Market Liquidity practice. He has also served on the firm’s Executive and Partnership Committees.

Jamie's practice involves a broad range of corporate and commercial transactions, including representation of private equity and growth equity funds and their portfolio companies, family offices, and other institutional investors in leveraged buyouts, mergers, acquisitions, divestitures, and growth equity investments.

In addition to his extensive representation of private equity sponsors and growth equity investors in their direct investments into private companies, Jamie has considerable expertise in structuring and executing secondary transactions and private tender offers for late-stage private companies. He represents clients in a variety of industries, including technology, software, financial services, media, business services, healthcare, education, consumer products, and energy.

Personal

JD, Georgetown University 1993 (cum laude); BA, University of Pennsylvania 1988

Chambers Review

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Chambers Guide to the USA

Corporate/M&A & Private Equity - District of Columbia

Band 2
Band 2

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James Hutchinson maintains a busy practice, which includes advising on capital raises and M&A, among other matters.

Strengths

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  • He is sophisticated, commercially-minded in his approach, yet highly protective of our firm. He is exactly who you want advising you when making important business decisions.

    Corporate/M&A & Private EquityChambers Guide to the USA

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California: San Francisco, Silicon Valley & Surrou

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