Cohn Lifland recently represented an international company in the successful restructuring of approximately $95 million in loans associated with three warehouse sites, in addition to securing an Asset Based Loan in the sum of $22.5 million.
The transaction was handled by Cohn Lifland attorneys Allen Susser, Esq., Mercedes Diego, Esq., and Jay Brown, Esq., with support from Paralegal Maureen Woods, whose extensive involvement and attention to detail are integral to the successful coordination and closing of the firm’s complex real estate transactions.
The transaction involved the restructuring of financing across the company’s warehouse operations and required coordination of multiple properties and significant commercial lending obligations. Cohn Lifland worked closely with its client throughout the transaction to address the legal and financing considerations necessary to complete the restructuring.
The combined $117.5 million transaction reflects Cohn Lifland’s experience handling sophisticated commercial real estate and financing matters for businesses with substantial and complex operations. Cohn Lifland’s Real Estate and Commercial Transactions Team represents clients in a broad range of matters, including acquisitions and sales, commercial financing and refinancing, leasing, development, and other business and real estate transactions.
Whether restructuring existing financing, acquiring or selling commercial property, or navigating another significant business transaction, Cohn Lifland provides experienced legal guidance from initial negotiations through closing. Contact Cohn Lifland to learn how our team can help structure and navigate your next commercial transaction.
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