
Selig D. Sacks has been a partner at Pryor Cashman since 1981, and has served on its Executive Committee (1999-2007). His practice primarily involves counseling private and publicly-traded corporations, and private equity and venture capital funds and their portfolio companies in all aspects of transactional, securities law and general corporate matters. Mr. Sacks represents issuers in public and private offerings of debt and equity securities and has experience in both buyer and seller-side merger and acquisition and leverage buyout transactions and in both issuer and investor-side venture capital and other private financing transactions.
In addition, Mr. Sacks advises private and publicly-traded corporations and their executive officers and directors on corporate governance and SEC compliance and disclosure matters, the Sarbanes-Oxley Act and fiduciary duties of directors and officers. His private equity clients include Electra Investment Trust PLC, a closed end investment trust traded on the London Stock Exchange, and Bahrain International Bank E.C. For these and other institutional investors, Mr. Sacks advises and represents them in their senior, mezzanine and equity investments. Mr. Sacks also has served as general outside counsel to the U.S. public subsidiary of one of the largest asset based companies in Canada specializing in financial services and real estate.
Mr. Sacks’s management responsibilities at Pryor Cashman include serving in a lead capacity on the Lateral Acquisitions, Marketing and Investment Committees of the firm. He is also Co-Head of the firm's China Group.
Selig is a 1972 graduate of Stanford Law School, where he was Articles Editor and Executive Editor of the Stanford Journal of International Studies from 1971-72.