• Multiple borrower financings for working capital
  and acquisitions

• Financings for companies with a complex corporate
  structure, including multiple layers of operating and
  non-operating subsidiaries

• Restructuring and refinancing of existing credit facilities,
  including termination and payout arrangements

• Financing structures consistent with debt limitations
  imposed on a company by its existing high-yield debt
  or other public or private debt

• Intercreditor arrangements between and among lenders,
  including "tranche B" and mezzanine lenders, as well
  as sellers and other transaction parties

• Syndicated credit facilities on behalf of lead agents,
  co-lenders and participants

• Trade finance facilities, including letter of credit
  and acceptance financing

• Corporate reorganizations

• Secured transaction laws of other countries

• International financings of companies with foreign
  subsidiaries or assets outside the United States

• Chapter 11 debtor-in-possession (DIP) lending,
  exit financing and financing of purchases of assets
  from companies in bankruptcy (Section 363 sales)

• Financings for a wide range of businesses, including:
  manufacturers of steel, automotive parts, chemicals and
  consumer products; nationally known branded apparel
  manufacturers and distributors; record, book and
  video distributors; retail and wholesale grocery
  distributors; national, regional and local retailers;
  agricultural suppliers; natural resource companies;
  government contractors; airlines; and shipping,
  package and cargo delivery companies