Thomas Alcorn advises clients on a wide range of complex financing transactions.
Thomas represents institutional arrangers, lenders, and equity sponsors in connection with:
Acquisition and recapitalization financings
Asset-based financings
Cross-border financing transactions
Debtor-in-possession financings and out-of-court restructurings
First lien/second lien financings
NAV financings
Recurring revenue-based financings
Subscription line financings
Working capital financings
Complementing his robust commercial practice, Thomas maintains an active pro bono practice, including support for nonprofits that assist children and disadvantaged members of the community.
A thought leader both within and outside the firm, Thomas’ scholarly work has been published in the Michigan Journal of Environmental & Administrative Law and the peer-reviewed science journal Acta Crystallographica.
Before joining Latham, he served as a law clerk for Judge Ferdinand Fernandez of the US Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit.
Experience
Thomas’ experience includes advising:
Antares Capital on credit facilities for Jensen Hughes and ProAmpac
Ares on credit facilities for Accertify
Bank of America on credit facilities for Infoblox
Blue Owl on credit facilities for various borrowers
City National Bank on credit facilities for various borrowers
Deutsche Bank on credit facilities for Ladder Corporate Revolver, Mobile Mini, The Macerich Partnership, and others
Goldman Sachs on credit facilities for various borrowers
Golub Capital on credit facilities for Equity Methods and others
Jefferies Finance on credit facilities for Information Resources and others
J.P. Morgan on credit facilities for Ladder Corporate Revolver
Standard Chartered Bank on credit facilities for Hanjin International Corporation
Truist Bank on credit facilities for The Pennant Group
UBS on credit facilities for DigiCert
Qualifications
Bar Qualification
California
Texas
Education
JD, University of Southern California, 2012 First in Class, Order of the Coif
Multidisciplinary team advised on a US$2.375 billion senior secured notes offering, exchange offer, and term loan refinancing for the workspace products and solutions company.
Firm represented the dealer managers in the transaction.
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