Adam is an associate in the Debt Finance group of the firm’s Charlotte office and specializes in corporate lending, with an additional focus on structuring and documenting syndicated and bilateral lending transactions.
Adam has assisted in the documentation, structuring and negotiation of a variety of financing transactions, including unsecured and secured credit facilities, bilateral and syndicated credit agreements, acquisition financings, spin-off credit facilities, and foreign currency and cross-border transactions for clients that include national banking institutions, alternative lenders, regional banking institutions, and borrowers. Adam has experience across the syndicated loan market and its sectors, including sports, manufacturing, technology, consumer and retail, and food and beverage.
Experience
- Counsel to a national bank, as agent and lead arranger on a $840 million construction loan for an NFL stadium.
- Counsel to a national bank, as agent and lender on multiple credit facilities made available to NFL “controlling owners”.
- Counsel to a national bank, as agent and lender on a $40 million 364-day loan made available to a MLB franchise.
- Counsel to a national bank, as agent and lender on a $135 million loan made available to a MLB franchise.
- Counsel to a national bank, as agent and lead arranger on a $4 billion multicurrency credit facility to a multinational engineering company.
- Counsel to a national bank, as agent and lead arranger on a $5 billion multicurrency credit facility to a global conglomerate and a corresponding $1.5 billion multicurrency credit facility to a spin-off division.
- Counsel to a national bank, as agent and lead arranger on a $2 billion multicurrency facility to a retail company.
- Counsel to a national bank, as agent and lead arranger on a $900 million loan to a global restaurant group.
- Counsel to an alternative lender on a $75 million loan to global consulting firm.
- Counsel to borrower and private equity firm on a multi-tiered debt and structured equity transaction for a large pet care business.
- Counsel to borrower and private equity firm on a multi-tiered debt financing for a financial technology provider.
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The University of North Carolina School of LawJD
Executive Editor, North Carolina Banking Institute Journal
2017 - Milligan CollegeBABusiness Administration2013
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Selected for inclusion in Best Lawyers: Ones to Watch, Banking and Finance Law, 2022-2025
Selected for inclusion into the North Carolina Pro Bono Honor Society, 2019
- North Carolina
- Author, Customer Due Diligence: FinCEN and the Beneficial Ownership Requirement for Legal Entity Customers, 20 N.C. Banking Inst. 145, 2016