Bio

Timothy John Carter is a corporate finance, restructuring, and bankruptcy attorney. He represents agents, lenders, borrowers, and sponsors in lending and restructuring transactions, and he represents debtors, lenders, acquirers, and creditors in insolvency proceedings. His finance expertise includes cash-flow and asset-based financings, first lien-second lien, split-collateral, and unitranche intercreditor structures, acquisition financings, distressed debt investments, and UCC Article 9 matters. He also advises on bankruptcy-remote structures and special purpose entity matters in securitizations and real estate financings. In Tim’s restructuring and bankruptcy practice, he applies his broad corporate and real estate finance experience to counsel debtors, lenders, acquirers, landlords, and other creditors. He advises clients in bankruptcy cases and work-outs, recapitalizations, foreclosure sales, strict foreclosures, and other restructuring transactions and insolvency proceedings throughout the United States and in cross-border contexts. Through Tim’s combined finance and restructuring expertise he can advise businesses on a wide variety of finance-related matters at all points from debt origination, through any distress or special situations, to recapitalizations, dispositions, and other exit transactions.