David Taub

David represents life sciences companies in a broad range of capital markets transactions including initial public offerings, follow-on offerings, at-the-market offerings, PIPEs, public and private offerings of debt and equity, debt tender and exchange offers, and ATM offerings. David also serves as ongoing corporate and securities counsel for a diverse group of publicly traded companies where he counsels clients on SEC and stock exchange compliance,  periodic reporting requirements, corporate governance, and compliance and organizational matters.

• Allurion Technologies in its business combination with SPAC Compute Health Acquisition Corp. 
• ProMIS Neurosciences in its PIPE financing and at-the-market offering
• TransCode Therapeutics in its follow-on offerings 
• Underwriters in PACS Group public offering 
• Baudax Bio, Inc. in a series of public offerings, warrant exchanges and RDOs 
• Celularity on its pre-paid advance agreement
• Renovacor in its sale to Rocket Pharmaceuticals* 
• SWK Holdings Corporation in its inaugural registered underwritten debt offering*
• NYSE-listed retailer in underwritten SEC-registered debt offerings of $4 billion senior debt securities*
• NYSE-listed real estate investment trust and owner and operator of wireless and broadcast communications infrastructure in underwritten SEC registered debt offerings of approximately $8 billion of senior debt securities*
• NYSE-listed nongovernmental hospital operator in the United States in its debt restructuring which included a registered offering of a total of $2.35 billion of senior secured notes guaranteed by numerous subsidiaries in multiple jurisdictions used to repay senior secured term loans and refinance other senior secured credit facilities*
• NASDAQ-listed market leader in information management solutions based in Canada in Rule 144A/Reg. S offerings of $1.8 billion senior notes issued by the Company and by its subsidiary underwritten by a syndicate comprised of several international investment banks used by the company to redeem outstanding bonds and repay amounts borrowed under credit agreements*
• NASDAQ-listed Fortune 100 technology company in its spinoff of a division and the new company’s Form 10 registration statement and listing on NYSE as well as the new company’s $400 million Rule 144A and Regulation S bond issuance*
• NASDAQ-listed Latin American ecommerce company in their inaugural debt offering of SEC-registered $1.1 billion notes ($400 million of which were sustainability notes)
• NASDAQ-listed Latin American ecommerce company in their repurchase of $440 million of the company’s convertible senior notes from individual noteholders*
• Canadian company that is one of the largest owners of real estate in North America with their inaugural bond issuance under Rule 144A and Regulation S as well as their subsequent issuances ($2.6 billion in total bond issuances)*
• Canadian trust guaranteed by a Canadian pension plan in their inaugural bond offering, subsequent offerings, and establishment of a GMTN  program all under Rule 144A and Regulation S. Total issuances of approximately $10 billion issued in various currencies (i.e., USD, CAD, GBP and euro) and some of which were issued as green bonds*
• Underwriters in numerous global medium-term note offerings in multiple currencies by a development bank. Total offerings of approximately $7 billion.*
• Marketing and communications company in their filing of a Form S-4 and related proxy disclosure and shareholder proposals listing the newly created NASDAQ listed company which was formed as part of a business combination between two marketing companies*
• Various private equity companies as selling stockholders in both underwritten public offerings of shares and Rule 144 sales and related SEC filings*
• NYSE-listed Fortune 100 wireless network operator in various private offers to exchange outstanding series of notes for new notes*
• Insurance provider in their offers to exchange new senior notes for outstanding notes and cash* 
• Joint venture in connection with their project financing of a credit facility for the development of a container terminal. The joint venture obtained a $285 million senior secured credit facility which was used to restructure $150 million in existing debt while also allowing the joint venture to embark on a significant expansion. The financing was awarded Infrastructure Financing of the Year (Caribbean) by LatinFinance.*
• NYSE-listed international tanker company based in the Marshall Islands in its senior secured revolving credit facility and refinancing of its senior secured first lien term loan guaranteed by numerous subsidiaries in multiple jurisdictions and secured by first-lien security interests and protected with a strict covenant package*
• Healthcare company in their employee tender offer and Regulation D employee co-invest*

* Denotes experience gained prior to joining Goodwin.

Prior to joining Goodwin, David was an associate at Cleary Gottlieb Steen & Hamilton.