Represented a financial institution as Administrative Agent on a loan for the construction and development for gas storage facilities in Mississippi and Alabama. Ultimately a gas services company repaid in full amounts owed to the lenders, a total of more than $101 MM.

Represented an international banking group in its capacity as Administrative Agent on a $114 MM syndicated working capital facility to a gas marketing and services company in connection with an equity recapitalization of the business that was necessitated by trading losses. Munsch Hardt restructured the entire reporting and financial covenant package in the business to get the lenders comfortable in continuing to provide credit support.

Represented a middle market sponsor of private equity transactions in its $5 MM investment into a software company to restructure the capital including that previously invested by another venture capital and private equity fund.

Obtained a big win for a Texas-based bank in an oil and gas-based restructuring engagement. In the face of an imminent bankruptcy filing by the borrower and a potential inter-creditor dispute between the Bank and a group of NY-based private equity funds, Munsch Hardt successfully orchestrated the structured liquidation and application of outstanding hedge positions and a controlled out-of-court foreclosure process that resulted in payment in full of the bank’s roughly $14 MM outstanding loan.

Represented the agent for a syndicate of lenders in the reorganization of a major manufacturer and seller of work and outdoor apparel and the related workout of the existing first and second lien credit facilities.

Represented a group of companies in bankruptcy that manufactured glass for the construction and automotive industries in negotiating its debtor in possession credit facility and in the subsequent payoff of the facility upon the sale of the group.