Glaser Weil’s Role in $325M Acquisition Earns Deal of the Year Nomination at LABJ/ACG M&A Awards

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Los Angeles Business Journal

Glaser Weil is proud to be recognized by the Los Angeles Business Journal, in partnership with ACG Los Angeles, as a finalist in the Deal of the Year category at the inaugural 2025 M&A Awards. The firm was honored for its role as U.S. legal counsel in the $325 million acquisition of Crown Technical Systems by Flex Ltd. George Wall, partner and chair of the mergers and acquisitions practice, led the transaction, with support from Matthew Jann, Jeffrey Soza and Joseph Hadacek.

A sponsor of the event, Glaser Weil joined in celebrating the visionaries and game-changers fueling the region’s dynamic mergers and acquisitions landscape. The program recognized both Deals of the Year, spotlighting strategic and high-impact mergers and acquisitions, and Dealmakers of the Year, honoring the attorneys, lenders, investment bankers, private equity leaders and due diligence professionals driving successful outcomes.

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Glaser Weil Partner Matthew Jann (middle) pictured with other dealmakers at the 2025 M&A Awards at Lumen West LA.

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  • George J. Wall
    Partner and Chair of the Mergers and Acquisitions Practice
  • Jeffrey C. Soza
    Partner
  • Joseph D. Hadacek
    Associate
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