BOSTON, October 1, 2026 – Proskauer advised Princeton Equity Group (“Princeton”) on the first and final closing of Princeton Equity Partners III (“Fund III”), with $1.3 billion in total commitments. Fund III was oversubscribed and will continue Princeton’s strategy of partnering with leading franchisor and multi-location businesses.
The Proskauer team was led by partner Brian Schwartz (Private Funds) and included associates Blake Rowe, Hannah Carlson, and Christopher Thomas (Private Funds); partner Scott Jones and associates Michael Shelton and Julia Sullivan (Tax); partner Adam Scoll (ERISA); and partners Nathan Schuur, Robert Sutton, and John Verwey (Regulatory).
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