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Telephone: +1.646.435.0668
Facsimile: +1.646.435.0664
sabduljaami@shajlaw.com
Saboor H. AbdulJaami is the founding and managing member of AbdulJaami, PLLC. Mr. AbdulJaami provides legal advice about business law, contract law and corporate law. He has experience with a broad range of business law, including international business law, commercial law, contract law, securities law and corporate law matters. Mr. AbdulJaami has recently provided legal advice to clients on matters including: |
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- Negotiation and documentation of a secured investment into a rapidly growing Mexico-based production company.
- Strategic joint venture agreement pooling the resources of a capital provider and an experience manufacturer.
- International sales representative agreement documenting the relationship between a U.S. manufacturer and foreign sales representatives based in several different Asian countries.
- Distributorship agreement between a U.S. reseller and an African distributor.
- Development agreement between an owner/developer and a property manager and operator.
- Investment agreement between three parties concerning impact of future strategic action (merger or sale of significant equity stake) on current investment.
- Formation of corporations including corporate governance legal advice.
- Formation of limited liability companies including corporate governance legal advice.
- Legal advice regarding the impact of a corporate restructuring on a minority equity interest.
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Mr. AbdulJaami gained considerable transactions experience while practicing law in the New York City corporate finance department of Kaye Scholer LLP, a 500+ lawyer law firm. At Kaye Scholer, Mr. AbdulJaami's practice was centered on assisting companies to grow (i) organically via various forms of fund-raising (including the monetizing of assets through structured finance and divestitures) or (ii) through mergers and acquisitions. The following list includes some of transactions Mr. AbdulJaami's advised on while at Kaye Scholer:
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- Acquisition of a $1 billion public company subsequent to a prepackaged U.S. bankruptcy (Chapter 11) filing;
- Sale of a $380 million portfolio company to international conglomerate;
- Sale of a $345 million private company to public company;
- Private placement of $200 million principal amount of notes to both foreign and U.S. investors through a Regulation 144A/Regulation S offering with a subsequent A/B exchange making the notes fully liquid;
- Structuring of $200 million commercial paper conduit;
- $125 million credit facility involving both term and revolving notes;
- $200 million credit facility entered into in connection with an acquisition;
- Shelf registration of $42 million of debt securities to provide liquidity on an as-needed basis to a significant investor.
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Publications/Presentations: |
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- ExIm Helps SMEs Who Help Themselves, World Trade Magazine, April 2006
- Investing in China's Infrastructure, presented at the September 22, 2005 NEXCO "China Infrastructure" seminar
- Investing in China: FDI and M&A, The Encyclopedia of Private Equity and Venture Capital, April 25, 2005
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Education: |
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- New York University School of Law, J.D.
- Cornell University, B.S.
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Admissions: |
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- New York State
- United States Court of International Trade
- United States District Court – Southern District of New York
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Memberships: |
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- The New York City Bar Association
- Association Internationale Des Jeunes Avocats (International Association of Young Lawyers)
- Brazilian-American Chamber of Commerce
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