| Represented Grupo Cementos de Chihuahua as the borrower in a multi-hundred-million dollar credit facility among a group of international lenders. |
Related People: Perry E. Bendicksen III
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| Serve as Nevada counsel to client in connection with the acquisition and finance of multiple office buildings located in Clark County, Nevada. |
Related People: Angela Turriciano Otto
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| Served as counsel to Treasure Island, LLC in connection with an amendment and restatement of its credit facility secured by the Treasure Island Hotel and Casino. |
Related People: Angela Turriciano Otto, Erin Lewis, Mark M. Oveson, Gregory Riches
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| Served as Nevada counsel to borrower in connection with the financing of real property and issued a legal opinion. |
Related People: Angela Turriciano Otto, Philip A. Gosch, Rebecca L. Miltenberger
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| Represented an affiliate of Lion Equity Partners, a Denver-based private equity firm, in its acquisition of the international mail services division of Pitney Bowes, a leading provider of customer communication technologies. |
Related People: Adam J. Agron, Avi Loewenstein, Matthew R. Nyberg
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| Represented Victory Park Capital, a Chicago-based investment firm focused on providing direct financing to small and middle market companies across a variety of industries, in the amendment and restatement of financing agreements among certain of Victory Park's funds and each of Cranston LLC and SATV10 LLC, and the related issuance of senior secured notes and senior subordinated notes of each of Cranston LLC and SATV10 LLC. |
Related People: Adam J. Agron
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| Led a multidisciplinary corporate, tax and health care team on behalf of a healthcare company in creating innovative new joint venture ownership structure for in vitro fertilization labs, leveraging best of breed technologies and best practices through licensing and management systems. Researched and created innovative corporate and business structure achieving business priorities while addressing competing requirements in areas of corporate, tax, insurance, consumer finance, and health care, including restrictions on corporate practice of medicine, fee splitting, self-referral, and anti-kickback. |
Related People: Michael W. King, Gregory W. Berger
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| Served as Nevada counsel to Hines Interests and Oaktree Capital Management Joint Venture in connection with the acquisition and financing for Summerlin office building portfolio comprised of 32 buildings and totaling 1.1 million square feet. |
Related People: Angela Turriciano Otto, Rebecca L. Miltenberger, Jamie L. Thalgott
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| Served as lead counsel to Santa Fe-based Sun Mountain Capital in documenting term and revolving credit facilities provided by Los Alamos National Bank, N.A. to CTW Home Health, Inc., for the purpose of a leveraged stock purchase of the company. |
Related People: Mark M. Oveson
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| Represented Caduceus, LLC in the acquisition, development and financing of real property in Saginaw, MI; Sandy, OR; Locust Grove, VA; and Ankeny, IA; and the sale of medical office buildings in Chicago, IL; Hainesport, NJ; Chula Vista, CA; and Amarillo, TX. |
Related People: Michael W. King
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| Serve as Nevada counsel to Caesars Entertainment in connection with $185 million financing to renovate the 199-room Bill's Hotel in Las Vegas, Nevada, into a “lifestyle” gaming hotel and casino featuring a 65,000-square-foot rooftop pool and dayclub/nightclub. Negotiate transaction documents for such rooftop pool and dayclub/nightclub. |
Related People: Angela Turriciano Otto, David R. Arrajj, Tal Diamant, Kate C. Lowenhar-Fisher, Rebecca L. Miltenberger, Sonia Church Vermeys
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| Lead counsel to Sun Mountain Capital in documenting a term loan facility for recommissioning of a sawmill in Saratoga, Wyoming. |
Related People: Mark M. Oveson
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| Served as Nevada counsel to lenders on origination of loan secured by high profile shopping mall located in Las Vegas, Nevada. |
Related People: Angela Turriciano Otto, Rebecca L. Miltenberger
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| Served as real estate and corporate counsel to Wynn Las Vegas, LLC in connection with the termination of its credit facility, the related release of liens on its assets and the distribution to its parent company all of the equity interests in Wynn Golf, LLC. |
Related People: Angela Turriciano Otto, Albert Z. Kovacs, Rebecca L. Miltenberger, Ellen Schulhofer, Jamie L. Thalgott
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| Represented Miller Global Properties in a joint venture formation and acquisition, financing, development and leasing of office buildings consisting of a three-building, Class A office complex with approximately 640,000 net rentable square feet, three parking structures containing a total of approximately 2,400 spaces in Houston, TX. |
Related People: Patricia Gruber, Andrew L. Meyers
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| Represented AREA Property Partners in their investment in the Hyatt Regency Hotel in New Orleans, including negotiation and closing of $200,000,000 of equity and debt financing for the redevelopment of this 1,193 room hotel which was reopened on October 19, 2011 after being closed since Hurricane Katrina in September, 2005. Served as lead counsel in negotiation of joint venture documents with Poydras Hotel Members and Hyatt Corporation, and $140,000,000 of construction loan financing. Representation and deal structure also included PILOT treatment, ground lease components and hotel management agreement. |
Related People: Patricia Gruber, Matthew R. Nyberg
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| Represented subsidiaries of Gaiam, Inc., as borrowers under a $35 million syndicated revolving credit facility made by PNC Bank as administrative agent. |
Related People: Jennifer Eiteljorg, Michael T. Chatwin, Thomas B. Romer
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| Represented the purchaser in the $90 million purchase of a portfolio of four apartment complexes in the Denver – Colorado Springs metro areas. Brownstein was Colorado counsel on the acquisition agreement, title and survey review and curative work, water rights due diligence and opinion letters for financing by FHLMC (Freddie Mac). |
| Secured $30 million financing for The Homestead, a historical luxury resort and spa in Virginia. |
Related People: Nicole R. Ament, Kristin Macdonald, Christopher D. Reiss
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| Served as Nevada counsel to J.P. Morgan Securities LLC in connection with a $300 million senior secured first priority term loan facility to be used to renovate, remodel and develop the SLS Las Vegas. |
Related People: Angela Turriciano Otto, David R. Arrajj, Rebecca L. Miltenberger, Ellen Schulhofer
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| Leveraged dividend recapitalization of Cross MediaWorks, Inc. existing senior and subordinated indebtedness. |
Related People: Adam J. Agron, Kristin Macdonald, Mark M. Oveson, David A. Rontal, Ana Lazo Tenzer
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| Serves as on-going outside counsel to The Wellbridge Company in connection with its ownership and operation of health club facilities located in various states. This representation includes corporate structuring; real estate and club acquisition, development and financing; dispositions and leasing; contracts incidental to operations; and coordination of employment and labor matters and litigation prosecution and defense. |
Related People: Patricia Gruber, Bill C. Berger, Eric R. Burris, Lisa Hogan
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| Represented Miller Global Properties in the negotiation and closing of the acquisition of a 400,000 square foot office building in Houston, Texas. Brownstein also negotiated the related acquisition financing, and structured and documented the joint venture which acquired the property. |
Related People: Patricia Gruber, Andrew C. Elliott, Andrew L. Meyers
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| Represented Lube Distributions Holdings Inc, a portfolio company of KRG Capital Partners in the sale of Petro-Choice, the largest distributor of consumable commercial, industrial and passenger vehicle lubricants in the Mid-Atlantic and Upper Midwest regions of the U.S, to Greenbriar Equity Group. |
Related People: Cristal Torres DeHerrera, Jeffrey M. Knetsch, Bill C. Berger, Emily Holmes, Michelle C. Kales, Ashley Krause
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| Served as counsel to Renal Ventures Management, LLC on its contribution, joint venture formation and debt financing for Renal Center of Beaumont, LLC, Renal Center of Orange, LLC, Renal Center of West Beaumont, LLC, Renal Center of Nederland, LLC, and Renal Center of Port Arthur, LLC, and the subsequent acquisition of assets from the other party, which closed on December 15, 2011. Both Renal Ventures Management and Renal Care Group-Beaumont, L.P. provide intermittent or continuous renal replacement therapy, dialysis supply services, renal diagnostic testing and other health care services. |
Related People: Michael W. King
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| Served as counsel to Alliant Energy Corporation in connection with the $1 billion re-syndication of the unsecured revolving credit facilities of Alliant and its two public utility subsidiaries. |
Related People: Michael W. King
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| Served as counsel to Renal Ventures Management, LLC on its contribution and joint venture formation of Renal Center of Fort Dodge, LLC and Renal Center of Webster City, LLC, and the subsequent acquisition of assets from Trinity Regional Medical Center and financing, which closed on December 9, 2011. Both Renal Ventures Management and Trinity Regional Medical Center provide intermittent or continuous renal replacement therapy, dialysis supply services, renal diagnostic testing and other health care services. |
Related People: Michael W. King
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| Represented West Valley Lodging Initiatives, LLC in connection with the $33 million construction and sublease of an Embassy Suites hotel in West Valley City, Utah. |
Related People: Philip A. Gosch, Albert Z. Kovacs, Matthew R. Nyberg
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| Represented Airborne Tactical Advantage Company, LLC, a flight training provider to the United States military, in connection with a debt and equity recapitalization. |
Related People: Adam J. Agron, Matthew R. Nyberg, Mark M. Oveson
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| Assisted Caesars Entertainment with the transfer of various land parcels to a new subsidiary and addition of the property as collateral for a $450 million construction loan for Project Linq. |
Related People: Angela Turriciano Otto, Rebecca L. Miltenberger, Noelle Riccardella
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| Served as counsel to Pinnacle Entertainment, Inc., as borrower in a $410 million syndicated revolving credit facility in connection with a Fourth Amended and Restated Credit Agreement with Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith and J.P. Morgan Securities LLC as Joint Lead Arrangers, and Barclays Bank PLC as Administrative Agent. |
Related People: Mark M. Oveson, Kristin Macdonald, Angela Turriciano Otto, Ellen Schulhofer
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| Represented Victory Park Capital Advisors, LLC in its $5 million high-yield alternative senior investment to an emerging gold and silver mining company with operations in Arizona and New Mexico. |
Related People: Adam J. Agron, David A. Rontal
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| Represented Spyglass Capital Partners, LLC in its convertible debt and equity investment in Shadow Beverages and Snacks, an Arizona limited liability company, which manufactures private label beverages. |
Related People: Adam J. Agron, Rikard D. Lundberg, David A. Rontal
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| Represented Sage Receivership Services in connection with the receivership for the Hotel Ivy in Minneapolis, MN. |
Related People: Philip A. Gosch
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| Served as counsel to CPC Mansion, LLC in connection with its purchase of real property located at 420 East 11th Avenue in Denver from Unique Real Estate Investments, LLC. Brownstein also documented the loan from CPC Mansion, LLC to Gloria Higgins secured by the real property. |
| Served as lead counsel to Treasure Island, LLC in connection with the refinancing of its existing credit facility. |
Related People: Ellen Schulhofer, Cara S. Elias, Kelley Nyquist Goldberg, Erin Lewis, Rebecca L. Miltenberger, Angela Turriciano Otto, Mark M. Oveson, Ashley B. Wingfield
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| Represented Resun Modspace, Inc. in connection with the amendment and restatement of its credit facility and related amendments to a Nevada deeds of trust. |
Related People: Angela Turriciano Otto
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| Served as local Nevada counsel to Emergency Medical Services Corporation in an opinion rendered in its $2.7 billion bank financing and private placement of debt securities. |
Related People: Michael W. King
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Represented Atria Senior Living Group Inc. in a deal to merge its real estate interests with the Ventas Inc. real estate investment trust. Brownstein's representation included the analysis of and advice concerning state and local licensing requirements for assisted living and senior living facilities in Colorado, Utah, New Mexico and Nevada; a legal opinion regarding certain transactions affecting facilities in New Mexico; and research and preparation of applications for several ancillary licenses in some of the states, including interfacing with state health officials.
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Related People: Kate C. Lowenhar-Fisher, Kristin Macdonald, Andrew D. Moore
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| Provided Nevada legal opinion to EchoStar Corporation (NASDAQ: SATS) in connection with its $1 billion senior secured notes. The net proceeds of the offering were used to fund a portion of the purchase price for EchoStar's previously announced acquisition of Hughes Communications, Inc. |
Related People: Thomas B. Romer, Albert Z. Kovacs
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| Served as Nevada counsel to Caesars Octavius, LLC and Caesars Linq, LLC with respect to a new $450 million credit facility to be used to complete the construction of the Octavius Tower at Caesars Palace and to develop a retail, dining and entertainment project between the Imperial Palace and Flamingo properties. |
Related People: Angela Turriciano Otto, David R. Arrajj, Rebecca L. Miltenberger
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| Represented U.S. Geothermal Inc. in the development and construction of its $137 million, 22-megawatt-net geothermal power plant in Oregon. Part of the project financing included negotiating a loan and a loan guarantee with the U.S. Department of Energy and the Federal Financing Bank for this leading renewable energy geothermal development company. |
Related People: John A. Herrick, Kevin A. Cudney, Cara S. Elias, Mark M. Oveson
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| Served as counsel to Renal Ventures Management, LLC. JP Morgan Chase & Co. and Vectra Bank have formed a syndicate to provide an expanded senior credit facility providing up to $50 million of additional capital for growth and operations. |
Related People: Michael W. King, Steven C. Demby, Rikard D. Lundberg
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| Handled the negotiation and documentation of a senior credit facility, senior subordinated notes and the sale of equity interests to subordinated noteholders for a private equity investment firm working in the aerospace industry. |
Related People: Adam J. Agron, Avi Loewenstein, Mark M. Oveson, David A. Rontal
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| Represented Sage Hospitality in connection with the management and development of the Spring Hill Suites at Metro State College of Denver. |
Related People: Philip A. Gosch, Michael R. McGinnis
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| Represented Starwood Hotels and Resorts in connection with the management and development of the Westin Denver International Airport. |
Related People: Philip A. Gosch, Gregory W. Berger, Catherine C. Gale
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| Represent DLJ Real Estate Capital Partners in connection with the management of a hotel in Nashville, Tennessee. |
Related People: Philip A. Gosch, Matthew R. Nyberg
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| Represent DLJ Real Estate Capital Partners in connection with the management of a portfolio of hotels in New Jersey, North Carolina and Virginia. |
Related People: Philip A. Gosch, Matthew R. Nyberg
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| Represented RLJ Hospitality Funds in connection with a loan modification secured by hotel property. |
Related People: Angela Turriciano Otto
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| Assisted Slaterpaull Architects in acquiring historic real property from the City & County of Denver and with related environmental and rehabilitation tax credit matters. |
Related People: Neil M. Goff, Blair E. Daniels, Andrew C. Elliott, Catherine C. Gale, Michelle C. Kales
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| Represented Carl Icahn and certain affiliates in connection with a modification to the credit facility secured by real property. |
Related People: Angela Turriciano Otto
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| Represented a junior mortgage lender in the $15.5 million acquisition of a senior lender's distressed debt for lumiere Telluride Hotel, followed by the completion of a deed-in-lieu transaction. |
Related People: Philip A. Gosch, Blair E. Daniels
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| Represented certain subsidiaries of Western Athletic Clubs, Inc., as the borrowers, in negotiating and closing a $9 million credit facility with the U.S. Bank National Association. |
Related People: Christopher D. Reiss, Kristin Macdonald, David A. Rontal
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| During 2009, represented a publicly-traded, Denver-based real estate investment trust in the negotiation, sale and closing of more than $208 million in sales of 13 apartment complexes located across the United States. |
Related People: Catherine C. Gale, Blair E. Daniels, Matthew R. Nyberg, Gregory A. Vallin
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| Assisted Western Athletic Clubs reorganize its corporate structure through internal corporate mergers. |
Related People: Christopher D. Reiss, Nicole R. Ament, Kristin Macdonald, David A. Rontal
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| Acted as local counsel for an investment group in connection with the acquisition and financing of various condominium projects in Nevada. |
Related People: Angela Turriciano Otto, Rebecca L. Miltenberger
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| Represented KeyBank, N.A. in a $241.5 million acquisition loan to a subsidiary of Empire American Holdings for the purchase of an apartment complex in Greenbelt, Maryland. The transaction included two mezzanine loans as well as a construction holdback for renovation and restoration of damaged portions of the apartment complex. |
Related People: Jennifer Eiteljorg
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| Brownstein served as lead counsel for Freeport LNG Development, L.P. in the structuring, strategy and development of a liquefied natural gas (LNG) receiving and regasification facility in Texas. The firm acted as lead counsel in the structuring, negotiating and documenting of financing for the construction of the facility, development of a 7.5 billion cubic foot underground salt cavern gas storage facility, and expansion of the terminal, which included approximately $750 million in financing from ConocoPhillips Company and a $453,000,000 private placement note issuance. Brownstein also oversaw the negotiation of long term terminal use agreements (TUA) with Dow Chemical Company and ConocoPhillips Company. The firm continues to provide general corporate counsel to Freeport and its subsidiaries in all aspects of their businesses. |
Related People: Steven C. Demby, Elizabeth D. Paulsen, Margaux Trammell
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| Assisted Global Employment Holdings, Inc., a temporary staffing and professional employment organization, in 'going dark' and recapitalizing. In the process, Brownstein assisted this Denver-based public company in issuing shares of common stock, promissory notes and preferred stock, and amended a senior credit facility. The recapitalization included converting a senior term loan into subordinated debt, issuing new debt, converting a portion of existing subordinated debt into equity, amending and restating the terms of existing subordinated debt and converting existing preferred stock into common stock. |
Related People: Adam J. Agron, Rikard D. Lundberg, David A. Rontal
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| Represented a lender in restructuring a $47 million loan to secure new capital for maintenance and capital improvements for a residential golf community under development through foreclosure. |
Related People: Steven M. Sommers
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| Represented a private investment company in due diligence, contract negotiation, acquisition and financing of more than 15 California shopping centers valued at over $300 million. Brownstein handled environmental remediation and development or sale of retail pads for several of the properties. |
Related People: Jennifer Eiteljorg
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| Represented the developer in the construction of 30 luxury condominiums in Aspen, Colorado. Brownstein also handled the workout of the hotel/condo construction loan including an increase in the loan to $25 million, enabling the completion of the hotel and resale of the remaining condos. |
| Represented the developer in the acquisition of a vacant hotel, obtaining entitlements for redevelopment of the site as a mixed-use (residential/retail), transit-oriented development; resolution of title matters; construction financing; leasing of retail space and eventual $60.9 million sale of the project now known as The District at Southmoor Station. |
Related People: Jennifer Eiteljorg
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| Represent an investor in the acquisition of a $13 million senior secured note at a discount which could be paid off by the borrower for the discounted amount plus a high return. In this structure, the borrower and investor would cooperate to cause the transaction to occur in a mutually-beneficial manner. If a payoff was not made, there would be interference with the foreclosure process. In this case, Brownstein established interference clauses that will give rise to personal liability. |
Related People: David R. Arrajj, Ana Lazo Tenzer
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| Drafted and negotiated the modification of an $8 million Vectra Bank Colorado revolving credit facility supported by equipment leases. |
Related People: Jennifer Eiteljorg
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| Completed Denver Radio Company's $11.7 million asset sale in chapter 11 bankruptcy to Guggenheim Corporate Funding, LLC . The transaction included two Denver radio stations and a radio transmittal tower. |
Related People: Cara S. Elias, David A. Rontal
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| Represented a media company in the refinancing of its junior-level debt and in the sale of related equity. |
Related People: Adam J. Agron
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| Represented the borrower, a subsidiary of Western Athletic Clubs, Inc., in negotiating and closing a $27 million credit facility with the U.S. Bank National Association. |
Related People: Christopher D. Reiss, Kristin Macdonald
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| Represented Opbiz, LLC in the modification of a $800 million loan entailing the rebalancing of the cash reserves from operations for both the borrower and the lender's use. |
Related People: David R. Arrajj, Ana Lazo Tenzer
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| Represented Earl Scheib, Inc. and its subsidiaries in connection with bank financing secured by real estate in southern Nevada. |
Related People: Angela Turriciano Otto
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| Represented ABN Ambro Bank, N.V. in the sale of a distressed loan secured by real property in Henderson, Nevada. |
Related People: Angela Turriciano Otto, Aubree L. Green, Michael W. King
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| Represented Petro-Choice, a portfolio company of KRG Capital Partners, in the acquisition of Tri County Petroleum Inc. a top tier distributor of passenger vehicle lubricants located in the Pennsylvania area, and two follow-on acquisitions. Also represented Petro-Choice as the borrower in negotiating and closing a credit facility with GMAC Commercial Finance. |
Related People: Cristal Torres DeHerrera, Jeffrey M. Knetsch
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| Represented Petro-Choice, a portfolio company of KRG Capital Partners, in the acquisition of Loos & Dilworth, Inc. and Loos & Dilworth Company, Inc., top-tier distributors of passenger vehicle lubricants located in the Philadelphia and Baltimore areas. |
Related People: Cristal Torres DeHerrera
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| Served as Nevada counsel to Ruffin Acquisition, LLC in connection with its $775 million acquisition of Treasure Island, LLC, owner of the Treasure Island Resort on the Las Vegas strip. |
Related People: Ellen Schulhofer, David R. Arrajj, Aubree L. Green, Kate C. Lowenhar-Fisher, Rebecca L. Miltenberger, Angela Turriciano Otto
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| Represented Alberta Development Partners, LLC in the development and financing of Cornerstar, a new mixed-use center containing 158 acres of retail and residential space in Aurora, Colorado. Brownstein handled the leasing and selling of portions of the center to national and regional retailers such as Target, Dick's Sporting Goods, Best Buy, Office Depot, 24 Hour Fitness and Sunflower Market. |
Related People: Robert Kaufmann, C.J. Chapman, Marc C. Diamant, Tal Diamant, Noelle Riccardella, Carolynne C. White, Ashley B. Wingfield
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| Represented Alberta Development Partners, LLC in all aspects of redevelopment of Southglenn Mall to create a new, mixed-use center called The Streets at SouthGlenn, including the eminent domain process, public and private financing, creation of governing documents with Sears and Macy's and leasing of more than one million rentable square feet of retail, office and residential space to national and regional retailers such as Whole Foods, Dick's Sporting Goods, Best Buy, Staples, 24 Hour Fitness, Ross and eCollege. |
Related People: Robert Kaufmann, C.J. Chapman, Marc C. Diamant, Tal Diamant, Noelle Riccardella, Ashley B. Wingfield
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| Served as local Nevada counsel for Harrah's Entertainment in connection with an exchange offer related to the existing notes issued by Harrah's Operating Company, Inc. in order to reduce its total debt burden. |
Related People: Angela Turriciano Otto, David R. Arrajj, Aubree L. Green, Ellen Schulhofer
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| Served as securities and real estate counsel to Elevation Integrated Hardware Block, LLC in connection with the loan, joint venture structuring and private placement to finance the acquisition of Hardware Block Condominiums at 1515 Wazee Street in Denver. |
Related People: Michael W. King, Aaron M. Hyatt
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| Represented Fairmont Hotels & Resorts, Inc. in connection with various development and resort management transactions, including the Fairmont Vail, a master planned luxury resort community located in Vail, Colorado and the Fairmont Roco Ki, a master planned luxury resort community located in the Dominican Republic. |
Related People: Philip A. Gosch
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| Represented Guggenheim Corporate Funding, LLC in a loan, secured by real property, to Sierra Nevada College. |
Related People: Angela Turriciano Otto
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| Brownstein represented battery manufacturer, Enersys, in a local counsel opinion for a Bank of America loan. |
Related People: Angela Turriciano Otto
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| Represented an investor group in the purchase of a majority of membership interests in a private company. The company is a top tier purchaser and servicer of credit debt obligations which were the subject of bankruptcy claims. |
Related People: Thomas B. Romer, Cristal Torres DeHerrera
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| Represented a private company and certain subsidiaries, as the borrowers in negotiating and closing a multi-million dollar credit facility with Siemens First Capital. N.A. |
Related People: Thomas B. Romer, Cristal Torres DeHerrera
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| Served as local counsel for Nationwide Health Properties, Inc. in connection with the acquisition of a portfolio of Nevada-based medical office buildings in a down REIT transaction. |
Related People: Angela Turriciano Otto, Aubree L. Green
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| Represented a major institutional bank in issuing a Revolving Line of Credit to a borrower in the agricultural industry. |
Related People: Kristin Macdonald
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| The Firm served as lead transaction counsel for the lender, AIG Annuity Insurance Company, in a structured loan comprised of a $21 million senior loan secured by 3,000 acres in New Mexico and a fully-functioning water treatment facility, and a $7 million mezzanine loan secured by 100 percent of the membership interests in the property owner. |
Related People: Ana Lazo Tenzer, Andrew L. Meyers
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| Represented CCA, Inc., a holding company which owns and operates a network of radio stations, in the refinance of a multi-million dollar term loan with United Western Bank. |
Related People: Marc C. Diamant, Kristin Macdonald
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| Served as local Nevada counsel in Apollo and Texas Pacific Group's acquisition of Harrah's Entertainment, Inc. including the $32 billion multiple levels of financing -- CMBS, revolver, bridge, gaming equipment and mezzanine loans - and issued opinions. |
Related People: Ellen Schulhofer, David R. Arrajj, Aubree L. Green, Albert Z. Kovacs, Kate C. Lowenhar-Fisher, Angela Turriciano Otto
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| Served as local Nevada counsel with respect to PITG Gaming Investor Holdings, LLC and Jurat Holdings, LLC preconstruction financing. |
Related People: Angela Turriciano Otto, Leslie Terry Jones
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| Served as local Nevada counsel to Wynn Resorts on its refinancing including a mortgage notes tack-on and a credit agreement amendment. |
Related People: Ellen Schulhofer, David R. Arrajj, Albert Z. Kovacs, Angela Turriciano Otto
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| Served as local Nevada counsel with respect to Station Casinos, Inc.'s $8 billion going private transaction, including the various related layers of financing: CMBS financing, revolver financing and mezzanine financings. |
Related People: Ellen Schulhofer, David R. Arrajj, Aubree L. Green, Angela Turriciano Otto
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| Represented the Fitzgerald's Hotel & Casino in its financing. |
Related People: Angela Turriciano Otto
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| Served as local Nevada and New Mexico counsel in the asset acquisition and financing of Resun Leasing, Incorporated's mobile and modular structure business. |
Related People: Angela Turriciano Otto, Aubree L. Green, Bonnie J. Paisley
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| Served as local Nevada counsel to Core Revere Holdings, LLC in the acquisition of the Revere Golf Course in Henderson, Nevada. |
Related People: Angela Turriciano Otto
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| Served as local counsel to Hard Rock Holdings, LLC and its subsidiaries in the acquisition of and construction loan financing for the Hard Rock Hotel and Casino in Las Vegas. |
Related People: Ellen Schulhofer, David R. Arrajj, Kate C. Lowenhar-Fisher
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| Represented Lennar Colorado, LLC, a large Colorado developer, in a complex option to purchase and share in the construction and development of a private golf course community in Adams County, Colorado. |
Related People: Gregory A. Vallin
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| Represented KSL Capital Partners in its acquisition and financing of the Marriott Rancho Las Palmas Resort and Spa. |
Related People: Elizabeth D. Paulsen, Christopher D. Reiss, Ana Lazo Tenzer
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| Represented Global Employment Holdings, Inc. in a $120 million recapitalization and public shell merger. |
Related People: Jeffrey M. Knetsch, Adam J. Agron, Rikard D. Lundberg
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| Handled the construction financing for various hotels including Hooters Casino Hotel and the Cannery Hotel & Casino in Las Vegas. |
Related People: Angela Turriciano Otto
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| Handled the financing transaction for the corporate restructuring of PaperlinX North America, Inc. |
Related People: Angela Turriciano Otto
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