In the ever-changing economic landscape, it’s critical that both lenders and borrowers work with counsel who can navigate through complicated lending matters. Understanding both sides of the transaction, our team brings years of experience and ingenuity to meet our clients’ finance and business goals.

Tarter Krinsky & Drogin’s Commercial Finance Practice represents a diverse range of lenders and borrowers in complex commercial and real estate finance transactions, both domestically and internationally. We guide our clients on structuring, negotiating, documenting, and closing a wide range of financing transactions and credit facilities. Leveraging the Firm’s multidisciplinary experience, we provide integrated support for our clients’ business goals.

We represent banks and other financial institutions, private equity funds, and domestic and international businesses, asset-based lenders, finance companies, factors, and investors in the origination of loans and purchases of whole loans and co-lending interests. Working closely with both lenders and borrowers over the years, we understand the intricacies and issues involved in a broad array of transactions, allowing our team to anticipate and proactively respond to challenges for our clients. We utilize our multifaceted perspective to create loan documents appropriate for the scope of the lending transaction, as well as negotiate final documents that mitigate risks and exposure to litigation.

We guide clients on all aspects of traditional and complex financings, including:

• Asset-based financing
• Construction loans
• Letters of credit
• Mezzanine loans
• Preferred equity investments
• Real estate aspects of Israeli bond financings, EB-5 investments, and historic tax credit deals
• Revolving lines of credit
• Senior mortgage loans
• Syndicated loan transactions
  • Co-lending agreements
  • Participations
• Term loans

Working closely with our Bankruptcy & Corporate Restructuring Practice, we advise clients on restructuring secured commercial finance transactions, foreclosures, enforcing creditor’s rights and remedies, purchasing and selling distressed loans and real estate, negotiating workout and forbearance agreements, and identifying/correcting title issues related to foreclosures and collateral.