Tom Roberts, Jay Tabor and Rodney Moore closed three separate but connected deals for Kinder Morgan Thursday morning, including the $23 billion acquisition of El Paso and the $7.15 billion sale of E&P assets to Apollo and Riverstone. Legal experts say it was one of the most complex energy transactions ever. “We closed three separate deals today and the dominos had to fall in a certain way and in a specific order,” said Kinder Morgan GC Joe Listengart.
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