Nick H. Sorensen

Education

J.D., Brigham Young University - J. Reuben Clark Law School, cum laude, 1987

B.S., Brigham Young University, cum laude, 1984

Admissions

Texas

Nick Sorensen’s representations have included the following:

• A health care company in a syndicated credit facility with a revolving credit facility and term loan.
• A domestic asset-based lender in financing for a paper merchant and distributor of industrial paper products and cleaning chemicals.
• A domestic engineering, commissioning, and marine services company in a senior secured credit facility with a non-bank lender.
• A regional domestic bank in financing the development of a warehouse, handling, and rail facility at the Port of Houston.
• A foreign bank and its leasing affiliate, as the administrative agent for a syndicate of lenders for synthetic lease construction financing for the new headquarters of a Fortune 500 energy company.
• A foreign bank and its leasing affiliate, as the administrative agent for a syndicate of lenders for synthetic lease construction financing for the new headquarters of a Fortune 500 agribusiness company.
• A domestic lender in financing to construct a dedicated pipeline for a gas-fired power plant.
• A regional domestic bank, as the administrative agent for a syndicate of lenders for financing a downstream service company.
• A regional domestic bank, as the administrative agent for a group of lenders for acquiring and expanding a domestic whisky distillery.
• A foreign bank, as the administrative agent for a syndicate of lenders for developing and constructing a gas storage facility.
• A developer, as the administrative agent in its financing with a foreign bank for a syndicate of lenders for developing a gas storage facility.
• A foreign bank, as the administrative agent for a syndicate of lenders for financing the construction of refinery assets.
• A domestic bank, as the administrative agent for a syndicate of lenders for the construction of a bulk handling, deep water dock and a ship-loading facility.
• A Hong Kong-based fund in secured financing for an Australian public company.
• A midstream company, as administrative agent in its domestic bank financing for acquiring midstream assets.
• A regional domestic bank as the administrative agent in a senior secured credit facility to finance the acquisition of retail convenience stores.
• A domestic bank, as the administrative agent for a senior secured credit facility for a pipeline construction and energy services company.
• An exploration and development company, as administrative agent in a senior credit facility with International Finance Corporation and a foreign bank to finance the development of oil and gas properties in Turkey.
• A developer in the acquisition, development, and construction of a co-location and data storage facility.
• A pipeline development and construction company in selling of the company to a private equity group.
• An asset-based lender in a senior credit facility to finance a sponsor group’s leveraged acquisition and roll-up of four energy service companies and in negotiating an inter-creditor agreement with a second-lien lender.
• An asset-based lender in a senior secured credit facility for affiliated U.S. and Canadian borrowers in the oilfield service industry.

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Boy Scouts of America, Tall Timbers District, Sam Houston Area Council, District Finance Vice - Chairman

Houston Volunteer Lawyers Program

Clayton Library Friends, Past President