Brian D. Meltzer
Associate
Duane Morris LLP
111 South Calvert Street, Suite 2000
Baltimore, MD 21202-6114
USA
Phone: +1 410 949 2934
Fax: +1 410 949 2975
Email: BDMeltzer@duanemorris.com

Brian D. Meltzer practices in the area of corporate law. Mr. Meltzer is a 2011 graduate of American University, Washington College of Law, where he was editor in chief of Criminal Law Brief, and a graduate of Tulane University.

Representative Matters

• Represented an industrial services acquisition company in its $17 million purchase of an insulation and scaffolding services company.
• Represented a start-up biosurgical reconstruction company in connection with equity and debt offerings, including a $15+ million Series A Preferred equity financing.
• Represented a gaming company in sale of the entity to a publicly-owned gaming company.
• Represented REIT clients on a transactional and ongoing operational basis.
• Represented a Virginia IT staffing and consulting company in connection with a two-step transaction involving a corporate restructuring in which the company contributed substantial amounts of its assets and liabilities to a Delaware limited liability company, which simultaneously sold its preferred units to a third party investor for $20 million.
• Represented Four Springs Capital Trust in the formation of a REIT and its offering of up to $100 million Series A Preferred Shares.

Professional Activities

• Maryland State Bar Association
• American Bar Association
• District of Columbia Bar Association

Admissions

• Maryland
• District of Columbia

Education

• American University, Washington College of Law, J.D., 2011
  - Editor in Chief, Criminal Law Brief
• Tulane University, B.S.M., 2008

Experience

• Duane Morris LLP
  - Associate, 2011-present

Selected Publications

• Co-author, "SEC Rule Proposal Would Permit Public Offerings in "Private Placements" and Facilitate Capital Formation," Duane Morris Alert, September 13, 2012
• Co-author, "Sarbanes-Oxley Whistleblower Protections Apply to Non-Tangible Employment Action," Duane Morris Alert, November 2, 2011