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Mergers and Acquisitions – Power List – Christopher Cain, Foley & Lardner
WISCONSIN LAW JOURNAL STAFF//May 2, 2025//
Mergers and Acquisitions – Power List – Christopher Cain, Foley & Lardner
WISCONSIN LAW JOURNAL STAFF//May 2, 2025//
Listen to this articlePracticing at both the Milwaukee and Chicago offices of Foley & Lardner, Christopher Cain is a partner and co-chair of the firm’s Transactions Practice Group. He primarily represents financial and strategic clients in complex mergers and acquisitions.
With a pragmatic, solutions-oriented approach to business law, Cain additionally guides entrepreneurs through the challenges of growth, scaling and protection. His M&A practice spans a wide range of industries, with a focus on fast-growing consumer products, healthy food and beverage, innovative technology and technology start-ups and artificial intelligence.
Cain’s background in accounting, including serving as a certified public accountant for a large international firm, positions him as a trusted advisor throughout the lifecycle of a deal, balancing goals with strategy.
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