The Commercial Finance Practice Group of Fletcher Tilton offers a wide range of legal services to financial institutions throughout Massachusetts, including both large regional banks and smaller community banks. We represent national, regional and local commercial lending institutions in a wide array of secured, unsecured and other debt financing transactions.
In addition to these services, we are also equipped to assist financial institutional clients in numerous other areas including:
Receivables financing
Real estate, industrial and construction financing
Equipment financing and leasing
Asset-based financing
Small Business Administration (SBA) guaranteed financings
Taxable and Tax-exempt Bond Financing
Direct Purchase Bond Financing
General obligation and revenue bond issuances by government entities
Syndicated loan facilities
We also represent and advise borrowers on all aspects of their financing requirements including:
Acquisition financing
Capital and recapitalization financing
Bond financing (public and private placement)
Mezzanine and bridge financing
Restructuring debt
Representative Matters:
The firm represented a lender with franchise financing of more than 50 franchises, and more than $25 million in assets, in a complicated transaction that included properties in several states, leasehold mortgages and interest rate swaps.
When a local college required financing, we represented the bank in the $18 million transaction.
Fletcher Tilton’s Commercial Finance Group advises lenders through every stage of commercial lending transactions. Our firm serves as counsel to banks, financial institutions, private and public companies and non-profit organizations. Read more about Commercial Loan Documentation
Fletcher Tilton advises loan officers in connection with loan participations and inter-creditor arrangements with other lenders to insure that the parties understand their rights and responsibilities. Read more about Inter-creditor Participation
Fletcher Tilton is often called upon by commercial lenders to assist in restructuring and working out non-performing loans including those in bankruptcy. Read more about Loan Restructure
