Member

Representative Matters

• $190 million construction and term loan facility for an 8.7% undivided interest in two power plants and related facilities.
• $100 million revolving credit facility to finance inventory and receivables.
• $10 million revolving credit facility to enable a company to exit Chapter 11 proceedings.
• $16 million term loan to finance the roll-up of a number of companies.
• $195 million construction and term loan for a power plant.
• $14 million loan to a mezzanine lender to finance mezzanine loans.
• $366 million construction and term loan financing for a 25% undivided interest in a generating facility.
• $14 million clean renewable energy bonds.
• $7 million loan to finance the acquisition of a company.
• $6 million loan to finance the acquisition and improvement of a water utility.
• $140 million leverage lease.

Professional Activities

• Admitted New York, 1979; Colorado 1985
• Member, Energy Bar Association
• Member, American Bar Association
• Member, Colorado Bar Association
• Member, Denver Bar Association

Publications and Presentations

• Co-Author, Chapter 86, The Uniform Commercial Code-Article 5 - Letters of Credit, Krendal's Colorado Methods of Practice
• Co-Author, Chapter 90, The Uniform Commercial Code-Article 9 - Secured Transactions, Krendal's Colorado Methods of Practice

Education

• Juris Doctor, St. John's University School of Law, 1979
• Bachelor of Arts, magna cum laude, University of Akron, 1975