OUR EXPERIENCE
BurgherGray attorneys represent issuers, beneficiaries, underwriters, and other transaction parties in the issuance of taxable and tax-exempt bonds in the capacities of bond counsel, underwriter’s counsel, disclosure counsel, special counsel, and bank counsel. We shepherd transactions from due diligence to closing, including negotiating, structuring, and drafting agreements; drafting and filing ancillary documents; representing clients in engagements with third parties; and otherwise managing and ensuring optimal execution of each transaction.
Our attorneys have represented state and municipal issuers with respect to the issuance of revenue bonds and general obligation bonds. Members of the firm have extensive personal experience in investment banking, with one attorney having worked previously as an investment banker for a housing finance group of a leading investment bank. Our experience as counsel in connection with the structuring and issuance of over $100 billion in structured finance securities and derivative products uniquely enhances BurgherGray’s ability to advise public issuers on matters relating to their financing requirements.
OUR ATTORNEYS
Our public finance team includes attorneys with decades of experience in municipal bond transactions, including former investment bankers and attorneys from bond counsel practices at major law firms. Team members have extensive relationships with state and local government officials, underwriters, and financial advisors throughout the municipal market.
TYPES OF CLIENTS
State and local governmental entities, public authorities and agencies, housing finance agencies, healthcare and educational institutions, 501(c)(3) nonprofit organizations, underwriters and remarketing agents, trustees and paying agents, credit enhancers and liquidity providers, and financial advisors.
OUR CLIENTS
Our public finance clients include state housing finance agencies, municipal issuers, public utilities, transportation authorities, healthcare systems, colleges and universities, and the financial institutions that support public sector financing.
