Healthcare Transactions
The Firm assisted several medical groups in the formation of new medical ventures.
Business Transactions
$10 Million and $8 Million Professional Services Agreements
The Firm represented a major international executive search firm in negotiating a $10 million master services agreement with a Fortune 50 technology company and an $8 million master services agreement with a Fortune 50 global bank, as well as a number of other professional services agreements with various companies, government entities and non-profit organizations.
$13.3 Million Construction Loan
GableGotwals represented the lender in a $13.3 million loan transaction that enabled the borrower to construct a 228-unit apartment complex.
$400 Million Credit Facility
GableGotwals represented an energy company in acquiring a $400 million 364-day revolving credit facility for working capital, mergers and acquisitions, refinancing of indebtedness and other general corporate purposes.
$7 Million Loan to Native American Entity
GableGotwals represented the lender in a $7 million loan to finance the purchase of equipment for a new gaming site in Oklahoma.
$23.5 Million Credit Facility for Renovation of the Mayo Hotel
GableGotwals represented the lender in a $23.5 million loan transaction that enabled the borrower to renovate the historic Mayo Hotel in downtown Tulsa, Oklahoma. The project also relied substantially on historic rehabilitation tax credits.
$600 Million Public Offering of Senior Notes
A publicly traded master limited partnership, issued $600 million of 30-year senior notes. The notes were issued under the partnership’s existing shelf registration statement previously filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission. GableGotwals represented the company in the transaction.
Restructuring of $40 Million Credit Facility
GableGotwals represented the lender in the restructuring of two credit facilities to enhance sales of the company’s goods to foreign customers and for general working capital needs. Each of the two credit facilities totaled $20 million.