Moses Singer recently acted as U.S. counsel to SAS Groupe Positive, a French digital media company in connection with its acquisition of Surfer Sp. z o.o., a Polish company involved in AI-powered search optimization. The transaction closed in early October 2025.

Our involvement stemmed from the fact that Surfer Sp  z.o.o. was owned by a Delaware holding company, requiring U.S. legal support on the transaction. We worked closely with WKB Lawyers, a leading Polish law firm, which acted as lead counsel for Groupe Positive in the acquisition transaction. WKB and Moses Singer met through the International Bar Association, and this is a good example of IBA member firms collaborating on cross border M&A.

The deal team included Allan Grauberd (Corporate), Steve Lueker (Tax), and Michael Fingerhut (Banking).

For more details on the transaction, please see Groupe Positive’s Announcement.

Moses Singer represented Tangible Markets Ltd. in its recent investment transaction with a global fintech company. The transaction pairs Tangible Markets' liquidity solutions for private fund investors with the fintech company's investment platform. Tangible Markets’ solutions provide holders of private fund investments secondary market transaction capability across a wide range of deal sizes.

Allan Grauberd, Leader of Moses Singer’s Securities, Capital Markets & Financing practice, led the Moses Singer team representing Tangible Markets. Sarah Wells of Hansel Henson represented Tangible Markets with respect to UK matters.

A team of Moses Singer attorneys led by Jeffrey Davis represented NYIAX, Inc. a US-based online platform media buying company, in its purchase of two majority-owned subsidiaries of Collective Audience, Inc., a publicly-traded digital media buying company, one in France and the other in the United States.  The deal team included Lindsay Kaplan, Steve Lueker, and Sadie Salvia 

A team of Moses Singer attorneys consisting of Jeffrey Davis, Michelle Cox, Steve Lueker and Liz Corradino represented, Triple Threat Communications (TTC), a New Jersey-based healthcare marketing agency, in its successful sale to Deerfield Group, a move that significantly expands Deerfield’s capabilities in the healthcare communications sector.

The acquisition brings TTC’s deep expertise in healthcare marketing to Deerfield’s growing portfolio and strengthens the firm’s ability to deliver comprehensive services including print management, in-house digital development, media buying, speaker training programs, medical communication services, and global experience capabilities. With the integration of TTC, Deerfield also gains access to a client base that includes mid- to large-sized pharmaceutical companies and a broader understanding of global markets.

Moses Singer represented Rhoads Online Institute and Aithent Inc. in an acquisition transaction with Equality Asset Management (EAM). This transaction was announced in a press release dated June 11, 2025.

As part of the acquisition transaction, EAM formed Auctivo, a new software platform launched by EAM which includes the businesses of Rhoads Online, Elation Systems, and the Government Software Division of Aithent.

Auctivo is a purpose-built platform focused on delivering vertical market software solutions in the governance, risk, and compliance (GRC) space. Designed to serve government agencies and organizations across highly regulated industries—including financial services, insurance, healthcare, and construction - Auctivo brings together three complementary businesses, each with deep domain expertise and a proven track record in regulatory and compliance technology.

The newly formed platform will enable each business to operate independently while benefiting from EAM’s strategic support and resources. Under the leadership of CEO N. Venu Gopal (previously one of the principals of Rhoads Online and Aithent), Auctivo aims to modernize regulatory operations and drive measurable value through advanced automation, data integration, and actionable business intelligence.

The Moses Singer team was comprised of corporate lawyers James Alterbaum, Allan Grauberd, Michelle Cox, and Sadie Salvia, IP lawyer Liberty McAteer, and tax lawyer Steve Lueker.

A team of Moses Singer attorneys consisting of Jeffrey Davis, Lindsay Kaplan, Steve Lueker, Liberty McAteer, Elizabeth Corradino, Nahum Palefski, and Sadie Salvia, represented Lockard & Wechsler LLC, d/b/a LWD Direct, a US-based media marketing firm, in its sale to McKinney Ventures, a subsidiary of Cheil Worldwide, the global marketing arm of Samsung Group.

Lockard & Wechsler, headquartered in Irvington, New York, was founded in 1991 and built a reputation as a leader in video advertising and direct response television (DRTV) marketing.

“We are proud to have advised Lockard & Wechsler on this milestone transaction,” said Jeff Davis, Co-Chair of the Corporate Practice Group at Moses Singer. “This transaction marks an exciting new chapter for the company and underscores its value in the evolving media and marketing landscape.”

On August 22, 2024, GHK Capital Partners, a leading middle market private equity fund, completed its acquisition of Horizon Group, a leading global provider of specialized international freight forwarding focused on time-critical marine spare parts logistics, operating out of over 30 locations across the Americas, Europe, and Asia.

Moses Singer represented the Horizon Group management team with respect to various aspects of the transaction. The transaction team included James Alterbaum, Allan Grauberd and Kirk Haynes of the corporate group, and Steve Lueker of  the tax group.

A press release announcing the transaction can be accessed here.  

Moses Singer attorneys represented Qualified Digital (QD), a premier full-service digital business and experience agency, in the equity investment and partnership with Stella Point Capital (SPC).  The investment and partnership will enable QD and SPC to accelerate and elevate QD’s practice of a strategy-first approach to customer experience, data, content and technology. The Moses Singer team was led by Jeffrey Davis, Steve Lueker, Lindsay Kaplan, and Haley Clancy, in conjunction with Liz Corradino and Liberty McAteer. 

Jeffrey M. Davis represented Marianne Malina in her negotiations to become CPB’s new Global CEO. Jeff negotiated the financial and legal terms of Marianne’s employment arrangements, and advised on the various open issues.

A team from Moses Singer’s corporate group, led by David Kovacs, represented Ariela & Associates International LLC (AAI), one of the largest privately held US intimate apparel companies, in connection with their purchase of Curvy Couture, a full figure intimate apparel brand dedicated to boosting women’s confidence.

Moses Singer assisted in all aspects of the negotiations of this transaction, working directly with top management of AAI.