C. Jordan Myers

Lender Representation

• Represented a private credit fund in connection with $177 million senior secured credit facilities to finance the acquisition of a keg-leasing company and subsequent add-on acquisition.
• Represented a private credit fund in connection with $33 million senior secured credit facilities for a quick-service restaurant franchisee.
• Represented a private credit fund in connection with $83 million senior secured credit facilities to finance the acquisition of a food service product distributor and a subsequent add-on acquisition.
• Represented a private credit fund in connection with $95 million senior secured credit facilities for a motocross and mountain biking apparel and accessories brand.
• Represented a private credit fund in connection with $270 million senior secured credit facilities to finance the take-private acquisition of a provider of SaaS, software tools, and marketing services and subsequent add-on acquisitions.
• Represented a private credit fund in connection with $45 million senior secured asset-based loan for an industrial sand supplier.
• Represented a financial institution, as agent and lender, in connection with $45 million senior secured credit facilities for a fitness club chain.
• Represented a private credit fund in connection with a $73.5 million senior secured asset-based loan to a government services company.
• Represented a financial institution, as agent and lender, in connection with $110 million split collateral multicurrency credit facilities to finance the acquisition of a global recycling company.

Borrower Representation

• Represented a private equity sponsor in connection with $113 million senior secured credit facilities to finance the acquisition of supply chain services and solutions.
• Represented a private equity sponsor in connection with $62 million senior secured credit facilities to finance the acquisition of a manufacturer of blown polyethylene film.
• Represented a private equity sponsor in connection with $31.5 million senior secured credit facilities and $13 million mezzanine facility to finance the acquisition of a provider of automatic identification and data capture solutions and subsequent add-on acquisitions.
• Represented a specialty distributor of interior construction products in connection with $445 million senior secured revolving credit facility.

• Represented a cash-handling solutions provider in connection with a $95 million senior secured credit facility.

Workout, Restructuring, and Insolvency

• Represented investment management firm in connection with the purchase of distressed loans, credit bid strategy, and 363 sale acquisition in a quick-service restaurant chain bankruptcy case.
• Represented a private credit fund in several out-of-court workouts with credits exceeding $100 million.
• Represented a financial institution in a writ of immediate possession action concerning three aircraft securing approximately $60 million in loans and subsequent UCC disposition.
• Represented a financial institution in an action to obtain a preliminary injunction to enjoin party from transferring $22 million in a fraudulent transfer case.

Jordan Myers focuses on structuring and restructuring complex finance transactions. He has experience representing private credit funds, commercial banks, private equity funds, and corporate borrowers in a broad range of secured financing transactions, including cash flow loans and asset-based loans related to acquisition financings, dividend recapitalizations, corporate refinancings, and debtor-in-possession financings. He also advises clients on intercreditor and subordination issues, debt restructurings, out-of-court workouts, credit bidding matters, bankruptcy 363 sales, and Article 9 foreclosures. His industry experience includes retail and consumer products, restaurants and other franchised business models, software, manufacturing, and metals and mining.

Jordan was named to the Daily Report’s 2021 “On the Rise” class of Georgia’s most promising lawyers under the age of 40, and he was recognized in the 2022 edition of The Best Lawyers in America© for his experience in banking and finance law. Jordan earned his J.D., with honors, from Emory University, where he was elected to the Order of the Coif and served as managing editor of the I. He earned his B.S. in finance from the University of Florida.

Bar Admissions

• Georgia

Education

• Emory University (J.D., 2008)
• University of Florida (B.S., 2005)

Memberships