Stacie L. Cargill

• Counsel to FirstCash Inc. in connection with its $400 million credit facility, including an amendment and restatement in connection with the merger of FirstCash Inc. with Cash America International Inc., a transaction that was named “USA Deal of the Year” by Global M&A Network. 
• Counsel to LHC Group Inc., a corporate borrower in the home health care sector, in connection with a $500 million senior secured credit facility to support the acquisition of Almost Family Inc.
• Counsel to the agent in a widely syndicated $1.2 billion asset-based senior secured term loan and revolving facilities, including representation of incremental facility increases and maturity extensions, to an international specialty finance company with operations in eight countries that provides consumer financial solutions. 
• Counsel to private equity sponsors in connection with a $1.03 billion credit facility to support the acquisition and ongoing capital requirements of a supplier of injection molding equipment and services to the plastics industry. 
• Counsel to a corporate borrower in the payment processing sector in connection with $1.9 billion first- and second-lien credit facilities in a strategic acquisition. 
• Counsel to a corporate borrower in the commercial real estate sector in connection with a $300 million revolving exit facility. 
• Counsel to the agent in numerous senior secured revolving credit facilities and delayed draw term loan facilities ranging in value from $20 million to $100 million to various specialty finance borrowers to support the acquisition and servicing of distressed commercial real estate receivables.
• Counsel to the agent in connection with a $50 million delayed draw term loan facility to a long-haul truck leasing company. 

Stacie Cargill is a counsel in Alston & Bird’s Finance Group and is resident in the Dallas office. She represents corporate borrowers, equity sponsors, and financial institutions on a wide variety of domestic and international financing transactions, concentrating on acquisitions and investment financing, asset-based lending, and debt restructurings in single- and multiple-borrower, single-lender, agented, and participated syndication arrangements involving a variety of commercial enterprises. Before becoming an attorney, Stacie worked in broadcast advertising sales. 

Stacie is an active member of the Dallas–Fort Worth community. She is a member of the State Bar of Texas, Dallas Bar Association, and Dallas Women Lawyers Association and serves as co-chair of the Women in Corporate Transactions Practice Area Affinity Group of the National Association of Women Lawyers. She previously served as the president of the Fort Worth chapter of the U.S. Junior Chamber of Commerce. Stacie also dedicates a portion of her practice to serving the community through pro bono work. She was named to the Texas Super Lawyers “Rising Stars” list in banking, 2015–2018. 

Bar Admissions

• Texas

Education

• Southern Methodist University (J.D., 2009)
• University of Texas at Arlington (B.S., 1995)

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