Robbie Crosier
Partner, Attorney at Peters Kussmaul Crosier
About
Robbie Crosier, a founding partner of Peters Kussmaul Crosier, heads its Corporate and M&A practice. He represents buyers and sellers on Main Street asset purchases and private equity-backed exits. He guides owners through founder-led exits and complex, multi-party acquisitions. He serves as lead counsel on asset, stock, and membership interest deals across Texas. He works each stage from negotiations and due diligence to drafting and post-closing integration. Robbie has served as corporate counsel for hundreds of businesses. He advises founder-led companies and U.S. subsidiaries of international enterprises. He typically manages multiple active acquisitions at a time.
Who is a good fit for Robbie Crosier
- Owners of founder-led companies planning a sale or multi-party exit.
- Buyers acquiring a Texas company through an asset, stock, or membership interest deal.
- Private equity groups pursuing a backed exit of a Main Street business.
Education and admissions
- Education
- Texas A&M University School of Law, J.D.
- Baylor University, B.A.
- Bar admissions
- Texas
Specialties
Representative matters
As described on the firm’s website.
- Represented a private investor in the SBA-financed acquisition of a multi-location health and wellness chain, structured as a membership interest purchase, including negotiated indemnification provisions and post-closing purchase price allocation. (buyer side)
- Represented an optometry practice in its sale to a national private equity-backed eyecare platform, including healthcare regulatory matters and post-closing real property arrangements.
- Represented a strategic acquirer in its acquisition of a competitor in the heavy manufacturing sector. (buyer side)
- Represented an acquirer in the purchase of a licensed professional engineering firm, including regulatory approvals governing ownership and control of licensed entities and structured seller financing. (buyer side)
- Represented the seller of a custom cabinetry manufacturer in a stock sale, including seller financing arrangements and long-term facility lease negotiations. (seller side)
Deal profile
- Typical deal size
- Any deal size
- Remote work
- In-person / regional