Wiedemann

Nathan L. Wiedemann

Counsel | Admitted to practice in Ohio and Florida only

Nathan L. Wiedemann

Counsel | Admitted to practice in Ohio and Florida only

Nathan represents financial institutions, funds, publicly traded and privately held companies, nonprofit and government organizations, and individuals in connection with finance, real estate, and general business transactions, including domestic and international transactions, transactions involving debt and equity issuance, asset and real estate purchases and sales, mergers and acquisitions, ISDAs, ESOPs, and transactions for companies in regulated industries such as health care (nursing homes and hospitals), communications (radio stations), insurance, and aviation.

He has significant experience structuring, documenting, and negotiating various types of loan transactions, including single and syndicated multi-lender, senior secured, senior unsecured, asset based, second lien, and subordinated credit facilities. In addition to finance transactions, Nathan acts as general counsel to a family of companies in the logistics industry and helps various businesses in matters of contract preparation and negotiation, corporate governance, and general business counseling.

Education & Admissions

Education

  • University of Baltimore

    (B.S., summa cum laude, 2003)

  • Case Western Reserve University School of Law

    (J.D., 2007)

Admissions

  • State of Ohio
  • State of Florida

Experience

REPRESENTATIVE EXPERIENCE

  • Leads deal teams and assists clients with the structuring and documentation of various business transactions, including single bank and syndicated multi-lender credit facilities, senior secured and unsecured, asset-based, second lien, and subordinated credit facilities, as well as real estate, stock, and asset purchase agreements.
  • Negotiates and drafts commitment letters, letters of intent, term sheets, credit and loan agreements; promissory notes and guaranties; security agreements, mortgages, and pledge agreements; inter-creditor and subordination agreements; forbearance agreements, consent and waiver letters, and accommodation agreements; indemnity agreements; real estate, stock, and asset purchase agreements; offering memorandum and subscriptions agreements; supply, service, and inventory management agreements; leases; nondisclosure and confidentiality agreements; and operating and various other corporate agreements.
  • Represented a publicly traded company in connection with a $30 million senior credit facility and various federal, state, and local government grant and loan programs.
  • Represented a group of privately owned companies in connection with a $35 million senior, asset-based credit facility.
  • Represented private investors with $20 million combined debt and equity investment in a privately owned insurance company in connection with the acquisition of the insurance company.
  • Represented a debtors-in-possession in connection with a $25 million senior DIP credit facility.
  • Acts as general counsel to a family of companies in the logistics industry with consolidated revenue of approximately $100 million.
  • Represented a publicly traded national banking association in connection with a $150 million loan to a family of not-for-profit hospitals and health care facilities, which loan was issued under the borrowers’ indenture.
  • Represented a publicly traded national banking association as the agent bank in connection with a $450 million senior, asset-based syndicated credit facility to an international manufacturer and distributor of hand sanitizer, soap, and household products.
  • Represented a publicly traded national banking association as the agent bank in connection with a $150 million senior, syndicated credit facility to a family of health care companies with over 25 nursing homes in five states.
  • Represented a publicly traded national banking association as the agent bank in connection with a $45 million multi-currency, syndicated credit facility to one of the world’s largest suppliers in the floral industry.
  • Represented a publicly traded national banking association as the agent bank in connection with a syndicated credit facility to a home products manufacturer.
  • Represented a real estate holding company in the issuance of $100 million of preferred equity to an investment management firm with assets under management valuing approximately $2 trillion.
  • Represented a sponsor fund and buyer in the acquisition of a maker of food items largely used in coffee and ice cream shops.

Involvement

Professional Affiliations

  • Ohio State Bar Association

Military Involvement

  • United States Coast Guard (2000-2004)