Robert V. Glentzer

Robert V. Glentzer handles a range of transactional work, with a primary focus in the area of financial transactions, including syndicated loan transactions, acquisition financing, real estate financing, Export-Import Bank insured transactions and other commercial lending transactions. His practice also includes treasury management document review.

Robert’s recent representations include:

• Secured revolving credit facility for a borrower in the oil and gas industry (counsel to agent).
• Secured term loan facility for a privately held biofuel facility in Maine (counsel to lender).
• Secured revolving credit facility for a borrower in the agricultural production and distribution industry (counsel to agent).
• $195 million secured term loan facility for a borrower in the mineral industry (counsel to agent).
• Secured revolving credit and term loan facility for a borrower in the manufacturing industry (counsel to agent).
• $750 million secured revolving credit facility for a borrower in the coal industry (counsel to agent).

While in law school, Robert served as a law clerk in the Hearing Examiner’s Office of the Pennsylvania Department of State, Bureau of Professional Licensing. In this capacity, he researched and drafted disciplinary orders.

Robert also completed two legal internships with the Pennsylvania Senate under Senator Robert D. Robbins, where, among other things, he was responsible for researching the constitutionality of proposed legislation. As an undergraduate, he was selected to study literary criticism and Shakespeare at St. Edmund’s Hall of Oxford.