Enviva Partners, LP (Conflicts Committee)

North America Legal Chronicle. October 19, 2021

Enviva Partners’ Acquisition of Enviva Holdings’ Ownership Interests

By Martina Bellini

Vinson & Elkins advised Enviva Holdings on the deal while Baker Botts represented Enviva’s Conflicts Committee. Latham & Watkins represented Riverstone Holdings. Enviva Holdings, LP announced a definitive...

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