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Licensed in both Texas and New York, Erika Larson represents borrowers, lead arrangers and agents in large corporate and middle-market syndicated transactions, including cash flow facilities, asset-based facilities, acquisition financing and multi-currency facilities.  Erika routinely advises international, national and regional clients from a wide range of industries involving technology, food and beverage, heavy equipment, manufacturing, healthcare and real estate.

Representative Experience

  • Lead counsel to lead left arrangers, bookrunners and agents in large syndicated transactions, and tiered lending for investment grade, highly leveraged, middle market and asset-based borrowers and complex intercreditor and subordination arrangements
  • Representation of lenders in bilateral lending transactions and corporate financings
  • Borrower representation in lending transactions including acquisition finance

Education

  • Georgetown University Law Center
    • J.D., 2004
    • Lead Articles Editor, The Tax Lawyer
  • Trinity University
    • B.A., Political Science and International Studies, 2001

Admissions

  • New York, 2004
  • Texas, 2007

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