Art Gambill

Art Gambill represents major financial institutions in secured loan transactions for companies in the healthcare and life science industries. He has extensive experience negotiating and documenting asset-based and cash flow credit facilities, complex intercreditor and debt subordination arrangements, real estate financing for healthcare properties, debtor-in-possession financing, and workouts and restructurings.

Art has particular experience in the financing and acquisition of affiliated skilled nursing facilities, for both licensed operators and real property owners. Other healthcare finance expertise includes credit facilities for hospitals and long-term acute care hospitals, physician groups, early-stage life science companies, device and pharmaceutical manufacturers and distributers, and other healthcare provider organizations.

Art is active in bar organizations relative to the Uniform Commercial Code. Art currently serves as chair of the UCC Committee of the Business Law Section of the State Bar of Georgia, and he is a Fellow of the American College of Commercial Finance Lawyers. Art also serves on the board of directors of the Georgia Association of Latino Elected Officials (GALEO) and the Advisory Committee of the Pro Bono Partnership of Atlanta.

EXPERIENCE :

• Representation of major U.S. financial institutions, as agents and lenders, in connection with the provision of $105 million syndicated term loan and revolving credit facilities for owners and operators of skilled nursing facilities.
• Representation of a major U.S. financial institution, as administrative agent and lender, in connection with the provision of $140 million senior secured syndicated credit facilities and $65 million second-lien secured syndicated credit facilities, for a provider of occupational medicine and specialty care services.
• Representation of a major U.S. financial institution, as administrative agent and lender, in connection with the provision of $40 million syndicated revolving and term loan acquisition credit facilities for toxicology laboratory companies.
• Representation of a major U.S. financial institution, as lender, in connection with $70 million senior secured credit facilities for an operator of skilled nursing facilities.
• Representation of a major U.S. financial institution, as agent and lender, in connection with $30 million senior secured revolving credit facility for a provider of long-term care pharmacy services.
• Representation of a major U.S. financial institution, as lender, in connection with a $50 million senior secured revolving credit facility for a mobile diagnostic imaging company.

Education :

• University of California Los Angeles School of Law, JD, 1996
• Yale University, BA, Anthropology, cum laude, 1990

Admissions : Georgia

Affiliations :

• Member, Advisory Board, Pro Bono Partnership of Atlanta
• Chair, Business Law Section; UCC Committee, State Bar of Georgia
• Member, Business Law Section; Model IP Security Agreement Task Force, American Bar Association
• Member and Treasurer, Board of Directors, Georgia Association of Latino Elected Officials.