Halloran & Sage represented a Connecticut manufacturing company in a significant restructuring of its business entities in the immediate aftermath of an asset sale. The restructuring, included the creation of a new limited liability company, the merger of a corporation with and into an LLC, and the dissolution of an existing LLC. Each step of […]
Halloran & Sage represented a large regional bank in the negotiation, documentation and closing of mortgage and construction loan facilities to a Connecticut property manager and developer. The Firm, led by real estate partner James Maher, environmental partner Ann Catino and attorney Casey O’Connell, assisted the lender in navigating through the resolution of environmental issues […]
Halloran & Sage represented a regional bank in connection with the making of a $2,500,000 mortgage loan and $1,500,000 revolving line of credit to a Connecticut manufacturing company engaged in designing and building test equipment for the aerospace, power generation and industrial industries. The proceeds of the mortgage loan were used to finance the acquisition […]
Halloran & Sage represented a regional bank in the documentation, negotiation and closing of 7 separate credit facilities, including mortgage loans, revolving lines of credit, term loans and letters of credit totaling $9,462,049.27 in the aggregate, which were made to several family-owned and affiliated Connecticut ambulance and limousine service companies. The proceeds of the credit […]
Halloran & Sage represented a Connecticut manufacturing company in the negotiation and documentation of a strategic alliance agreement with a Massachusetts company that set forth a wide-ranging relationship between the two companies with respect to joint national and international operations. The agreement was drafted from scratch, based on the unique business industry involved and the […]
Halloran & Sage represented a Connecticut manufacturing company in two separate stock redemption transactions involving the company’s principal shareholder and a longtime member of the board of directors. The transaction involving the principal shareholder was tailored to maximize the shareholder’s gifting limits under federal tax law, while the transaction involving the board member necessitated the […]
Halloran & Sage represented a large regional bank in negotiating, documenting and closing a restructuring of two separate loan facilities to a Connecticut family business. The terms of the restructuring allowed the business to avoid foreclosure while protecting the bank’s long-term interests. The transaction, led by business law partner Robert Cox and attorney Casey O’Connell, […]