Arthur M. Nathan
Tax Law
Tax Law
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M&A attorney with 49+ years of experience counseling clients in buying, selling, merging and dividing businesses, business taxation, and business planning. Practice includes structuring, negotiating, managing and documenting all types of mergers, acquisitions, dispositions, leveraged buyouts, management buyouts, family business planning, tax-free reorganizations, corporate divisions, acquisitions and dispositions involving ESOPs, private equity transactions, partnership and limited liability company transactions, and advising on shareholder and business owner disputes and contract negotiations. Arthur has worked on transactions in various industries including energy, technology, power, oil and gas, oilfield services, midstream energy, chemicals, technology, logistics, marine terminals and storage, mining, medical, farming, software and professional services.
Jurisdiction
Texas
State Capital
Austin
Highest Court
Texas Supreme Court
Bar Association
State Bar of Texas
Typical Consultation
$150-$300
Typical Hourly Range
$250-$450/hr
Fee Model Notes
Hourly or flat-fee billing is common.
Estimates vary by market, complexity, urgency, and attorney experience.
Recognized in Best Lawyers since 2009
Andrew Young
After 50 years in practice, Arthur Nathan operates on a different plane. Our family-owned manufacturing business, established in the 1980s, faced a critical juncture: a potential acquisition by a private equity group. The tax implications and structural complexities were daunting. Arthur’s deep, dual expertise in M&A and business taxation, honed over five decades, was immediately apparent. He didn't just review the offer; he architectured the entire transaction. Drawing on his recognized proficiency with closely held companies, he crafted a sale structure utilizing an LLC partnership framework that minimized our tax burden and protected family assets in ways our previous counsel hadn't even considered. His negotiation with the buyer’s team, led from his deep well of experience at Dykema Gossett, was both firm and pragmatic, securing terms that ensured the business's legacy and our financial future. The recognition he receives in Tax Law and Business Organizations is well-deserved, but it’s his ability to translate that knowledge into actionable, favorable outcomes that sets him apart. For anyone navigating the sale, merger, or intricate planning of a Texas-based business, Arthur M. Nathan is the definitive guide.