- Practice Areas
Corporate Transactions & Business Law
Healthcare
Real Estate
Tax & Employee Benefits- Education
Loyola University of Chicago, J.D. (1985)
University of Illinois, Champaign-Urbana, B.S., accounting (1982)
- Bar & Court Admissions
Illinois (1985)
U.S. District Court, Northern District of Illinois (1985)
Steven Scholl, a Principal with Chuhak & Tecson, focuses his practice on corporate transactional work. He represents a diverse group of clients, including banks; hospitals, physicians and other healthcare entities; Fortune 500 companies; manufacturers and distributors of consumer products and housewares; and marketing, promotion, publishing and entertainment companies. In many instances he serves as a client's outside general counsel.
Steve counsels his clients in all types of corporate and business transactions that include mergers, acquisitions and other dispositions of businesses and assets; private placements; commercial transactions; healthcare transactions; real estate; ownership and entity planning; corporate and business financing, including debt and equity financing; employment and incentive plans; and supply and distribution relationships.
Additionally, he represents the development, licensing, sale and other commercialization of various appliances and medical devices as well as agreements for employee stock option and benefit plans.
On the professional entertainment and corporate sponsorship side of his practice, Steve advises on multimedia and entertainment products and content, including marketing agreements for artists, marketing programs, artist sponsorships, and concert and event tours.
Steve's extensive transactional experience allows him not only to draft all of the necessary legal documents for his clients, but also to advise them on the business decisions each transaction requires.
Steve has successfully represented clients in numerous multi-million dollar transactions, including:
- a $180 million sale of a construction packaging manufacturing company;
- an $18 million asset purchase of a store display fixtures distributor on behalf of a Fortune 500 client;
- a $17 million asset purchase of a small electric appliance division of a housewares company;
- an $11 million asset purchase of a can-opener business;
- a $10 million stock sale of a manufacturer of various mobile phone parts;
- an $8 million asset purchase of a manufacturer of aqueous-based-parts cleaning machines on behalf of a venture fund;
- an $8 million stock purchase of a distributor of consumer shelving on behalf of a Fortune 500 company;
- a $5 million stock sale of a manufacturer of disposable medical devices; and
- a $4 million purchase of a plastics injection molding company.
