A seasoned corporate attorney with extraordinary attention to detail, Sasson Marcus has broad experience representing borrowers and lenders in complex loan transactions.
With unusual breadth of experience with both upper- and middle-market loans, Sasson represents large and small lenders and borrowers in acquisition finance, refinancing, exit, and DIP financings for both EBITDA and asset-based loans. These regularly run into hundreds of millions of dollars and are often completed under a tight deadline. Sasson negotiates and drafts loan documents for secured lending transactions.
Credit agreements require rigorous focus on the purpose of each loan provision. Sasson assesses loan documents for potential risks and advises on current market terms in domestic and cross-border credit facilities. He ensures clients understand complex provisions and determines the most efficient path to achieving their objectives while mitigating risks.
Technology companies, venture capitalists, angel investors, consumer products, and public benefit companies also routinely involve Sasson in solving a host of general corporate matters. These include negotiating and drafting licensing, employment, acquisition, distribution, partnership, operating, joint venture, service, marketing, and consulting agreements. In addition, he is often called on to counsel senior executives on agreements and ventures, including legal issues and risks, regulatory matters, and dispute resolution. He has served as inside and outside general counsel to some of these clients and companies throughout his career.
Education
J.D., University of Pennsylvania Law School, 2000
- Member, Journal of Constitutional Law
B.A., M.A., University of Cambridge, 1997
B.A., magna cum laude, Yale University, 1994
Admissions
- New York