Adam M. Dworkin

PARTNER

Adam’s practice is principally focused in leveraged finance. He has significant experience representing arrangers in secured financings and high-yield offerings in leveraged buyout and refinancing transactions. Adam also represents several companies as borrowers under secured credit facilities.

Adam is recognized as a leading banking and finance lawyer in New York by Chambers USA.

• Representation of JPMorgan and Merrill Lynch as lead arranger in connection with a $550 million bank financing for Macrovision Solutions Corporation's acquisition of Gemstar.
• Representation of Deutsche Bank as lead arranger for a $1.2 billion bank financing for the acquisition of The Weather Channel by affiliates of Bain, Blackstone and NBC Universal.
• Representation of Bank of America, JPMorgan, Citigroup and Merrill Lynch in connection with over $13.5 billion in the bank financing for the acquisition of HCA, Inc. by affiliates KKR and Bain.
  
• Representation of JPMorgan and others in connection with the bank financing for the acquisition of Aramark Corporation.
• Representation of Citigroup and JPMorgan as lead arrangers in providing $3.35 billion of bank financing for the acquisition of ServiceMaster by affiliates of CD&R.
• Representation of Citigroup as lead arranger for $1.445 billion of first and second lien bank financings for Quintiles Transnational Corp.
• Representation of JPMorgan as lead arranger in providing $3.15 billion in bank financing for the acquisition of Gambro Healthcare by DaVita Corporation.
• Representing Merrill Lynch, Morgan Stanley and Jefferies & Company as initial purchasers of $750 million senior secured discount notes of Mobile Satellite Ventures LP.
• Representation of Citigroup as lead arranger for a $345 million bank financing for the acquisition of CRC by affiliates of Bain Capital.
• Representation of JPMorgan as lead arranger for a $475 million bank financing for the acquisition of Accellent by affiliates of KKR.
• Representing Beazer Homes USA Inc. under its secured credit facilities.

A two-year rotation in Cahill’s London office has also given Adam experience in high-yield financings for European companies. Adam became a partner in 2004.