Anastasia Redmond
Associate
Corporate
Anastasia advises corporations, private equity firms, entrepreneurs, portfolio companies, and investors on complex mergers and acquisitions, private equity transactions, leveraged buyouts, and platform investments. She drafts, reviews, and negotiates a wide range of transaction documents including assignment and assumption agreements, resolutions, subscription agreements, transaction bonus agreements, stock transfer powers, escrow agreements, officer certificates, and nondisclosure agreements.
She works with clients across diverse industries, analyzing complex issues and collaborating with team members to develop business-focused strategies that drive successful deal outcomes. Her practical, detail-oriented approach helps clients achieve efficient closings, advance business objectives, and mitigate risks throughout the transaction process.
Anastasia earned her J.D. from the University of Chicago-Kent College of Law and her B.A. from the University of Missouri-Columbia. During law school, she mentored law students and served as a leader with the Racial Equity and Advocacy Alliance. Prior to joining LP, she practiced corporate law at an AmLaw100 firm. In her free time, she enjoys traveling, boxing, cooking, running, and playing volleyball.
Additional Information
Education & Admissions
Education
- University of Chicago-Kent College of Law, J.D.
- University of Missouri-Columbia, B.A.
Bar Admissions
- Illinois
Q&A
What was your first pet?
My sisters and I share custody of Cupcake. She is a Shih Tzu-Bichon mix. Fun fact: I’m actually allergic to Cupcake and all non-hypoallergenic animals.What was your very first job?
My first job was at Sonic as a cashier. I was initially hired to be a skating carhop, but once I found out I’d be expected to skate outside in all kinds of weather, I quickly requested a permanent position indoors.What is something that makes you happy?
My family and friends are my greatest source of happiness. Seeing my parents age has reminded me that time is precious and should be spent with the people who matter most.