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Offit Kurman Represents Sensible Solutions and Technologies, Inc. (SSATI) in Acquisition of DataSync Technologies, Inc.

September 17, 2024
Offit Kurman Represents Sensible Solutions and Technologies, Inc. (SSATI) in Acquisition of DataSync Technologies, Inc.

Offit Kurman attorneys Michael Mercurio and Paige Vankooten successfully represented information technology service provider Sensible Solutions and Technologies, Inc. (SSATI) in its stock purchase acquisition of DataSync Technologies, Inc. DataSync Technologies is a provider of data engineering, information security, and cloud computing solutions to U.S. intelligence governmental agencies.

In addition to managing the acquisition, Offit Kurman’s team also assisted SSATI in securing credit facilities at closing, ensuring the financial readiness of the transaction.

"Offit Kurman provided SSATI with expert guidance and assistance throughout the acquisition. Mike Mercurio was with us every step of the way while navigating the legal aspects of the process,” said Donald Brinkley, Executive Vice President of SSATI. “We'd be excited to work with them in the future again."

 “It was a privilege to work with SSATI in acquiring a forward-thinking company like DataSync Technologies,” added lead attorney Michael Mercurio. “This transaction showcases our team’s dedication to helping clients achieve their strategic objectives, especially when navigating the complexities of deals in highly specialized sectors.”

Offit Kurman congratulates SSATI on this successful acquisition and looks forward to continuing to support their business goals.

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