Robinson Bradshaw Represents Raycom in $3.65 Billion Merger

Robinson Bradshaw represented Raycom Media Inc., one of the nation's largest privately owned media companies, in its acquisition by Gray Television Inc. The transaction is valued at $3.65 billion and is expected to close in the fourth quarter of 2018. The merger will make Gray the third largest television broadcast group in the United States with 142 full-power television stations serving 92 markets.

W. Scott Dove and Jon R. Jordan led the Robinson Bradshaw team, which included Brian J. Litwak and Caitlin V. Hill (corporate); Herman Spence III (tax); Patrick S. Bryant (securities); Carl R. Boehm and Richard W. Gibson Jr. (ERISA); Richard C. Dunn (intellectual property); Jane S. Ratteree (real estate); and Gregory L. Skidmore, Henry H. Ralston and Megan C. Clemency (antitrust).

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