Mr. Dutson is a financial restructuring partner in King &Spalding`s Atlanta office, with a focus on representing lenders and agents in major commercial training and restructurings. He has also represented debtors and other investors in a large number of chapter 11 insolvency and insolvency cases. Mr. Dutson often represents institutional and priority lenders in syndicated credit facilities, with particular experience in the restaurant, healthcare, energy, transportation, manufacturing and media sectors. The conference call contained relevant, useful and up-to-date information. The LSTA will continue to look for ways to develop standards and market forms in this important area. For more information on the new form or to send suggestions for potential projects, please contact Bridget Marsh or Tess Virmani. Ms. Borders is a nationally recognized restructuring and financing lawyer.
Your practice focuses on developing, structuring, documenting and concluding financial transactions, representing borrowers and lenders in debt restructuring, training and forbearance agreements; and the representation of debtors, lenders, buyers and unsecured creditors in reorganization cases under Chapter 11. Their practice spans a number of sectors, including infrastructure, real estate, energy, healthcare, manufacturing, retail, restaurant, hospitality and transportation. Strafford processes CLE credits for one person on each registration. All formats contain program handouts. To find out which registered format offers the best CLE option, select your country: the main points of agreement are tranching, payment waterfalls, stable interest rates and tariffs, votes, buyouts, corrective measures and standstill and assignment clauses. In the midst of a rapidly growing market, the LSTA has published a general purpose AAL form among Unitranche lenders. In an attempt to represent the “market” for standard contractual clauses, the LSTA form provides a good starting point for creating and negotiating an ALA. This webinar discusses structuring and negotiating the main terms of the Lender Agreement (LLA) in a unitranche mechanism, with a focus on tranching, payment water business, interest rate and pricing scum, voting, redemptions, remedies, standstill clauses and divestitures. . . .
