David S. Stolle

Biography

David S. Stolle’s practice focuses on finance, real estate and commercial transactions. David has represented financial institutions – including banks, credit companies, and insurance companies – as lenders and individuals and corporate entities as borrowers in connection with numerous real estate, commercial, and corporate lending transactions.

David’s commercial lending practice has included representing both lenders and borrowers in a variety of complex financing structures, including lines of credit, acquisition term loans, equipment financing, working capital loans, growth capital loans and combinations of the foregoing. Such transactions have included both single-lender transactions and multi-lender transactions, drafting and negotiating subordination and intercreditor agreements with and between third-party lenders and guiding clients through financing of mergers and acquisitions. Through his experience representing lenders, David has a particular experience in asset-based financing transactions involving borrowers in the technology and life sciences industries. Through his experience representing borrowers, David has a focus in acquisition financing and operating lines of credit for companies seeking to acquire and expand operations.

David’s real estate practice has included representing lenders in both interim and permanent financing transactions secured by a wide variety of properties, including office buildings, shopping centers, industrial property, medical office buildings and multi-family residential projects. The borrowers on such transactions have ranged from sophisticated, multi-state developers to small, individual borrowers seeking to invest newfound equity. In addition to representing lenders, David has also represented borrowers in commercial and real estate transactions.

Education

B.A., Texas A&M University

M.A., University of Texas – Tyler

J.D., St. Mary’s University School of Law

• Executive Editor, St. Mary’s Law Journal

Bar Admissions

Texas, 2001