The Berger Singerman team of Katherine Amador, Martin Genauer and Franklin Caplan, which also included Daniel Aronson, Frank Scruggs and David Black, guided the sale of 20,000 acres of citrus land in a $274 million deal.
February 10, 2015 at 11:00 AM
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Dealmakers: Martin Genauer, Daniel Aronson, Katherine Amador, Franklin Caplan, Frank Scruggs and David Black
The Deal: The Berger Singerman team represented Arcadia-based Orange-Co LP in the $274 million sale of its orange groves to agricultural giant Alico Inc. on Dec. 2, a deal that the Fort Myers-based company said makes it the largest citrus producer in the United States.
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