On September 20, 2017, Scientific Games Corporation (“Scientific Games”) and NYX Gaming Group Limited (“NYX”) announced that they have entered into a definitive agreement under which Scientific Games will acquire NYX, further strengthening Scientific Games’ leadership position and ability to provide the broadest portfolio of content, technologies and digital products and services for its global Gaming and Lottery customers. Under the terms of the transaction, Scientific Games will acquire all of the outstanding ordinary shares of NYX for CAD$2.40 per share, equivalent to an enterprise value of approximately CAD$775 million, or approximately US$631 million. Cravath is representing Scientific Games in connection with the transaction.
The Cravath team is led by partner George F. Schoen and includes associates Ashley Robson Mistretta, Alan Campbell, Megan E. Fitzgerald, Brian C. Mulhall and Caleb B. Rosser on M&A matters; partner Eric W. Hilfers, practice area attorney Romica Singh and associates Matthew J. Bobby and Christopher C. Gonnella on executive compensation and benefits matters; partner J. Leonard Teti II and associates Peter W. Rogers and Richard Bohm on tax matters; partner David J. Kappos, practice area attorney Anthony N. Magistrale and associate Nicholas Kypriotakis on intellectual property matters; practice area attorney Brian M. Budnick on real estate matters; and senior attorney Annmarie M. Terraciano on environmental matters. Nicolas R. Yamagata also worked on M&A matters.
Deals & Cases
October 15, 2024
On October 7, 2024, the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of California entered a post‑trial order in favor of Cravath client Epic Games imposing a nationwide three‑year permanent injunction against Google. The injunction, which follows Epic’s jury trial win against Google last year, prohibits Google from paying competitors not to compete and requires Google to distribute alternative app stores on the Google Play Store and provide alternative app stores with access to the Google Play Store’s catalog of apps.
Deals & Cases
December 19, 2023
On December 11, 2023, a jury unanimously ruled in favor of Cravath client Epic Games (“Epic”) on all counts in its closely watched antitrust case against Google in the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of California, determining—after a multiweek trial—that Google has engaged in anticompetitive behavior in the distribution of mobile apps and in the handling of in‑app payments.
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