Counsel When it Matters

Represented Client in $38M Refinancing and Corporate Reorganization
Represented client in cold storage warehouse and third-party logistics industry in connection with the refinancing of their debt facility in the amount of $38 million.
Represented Client in Acquisition and Reopening of Hard Rock Hotel and Casino
Parker McCay attorneys represented the ownership group of the Hard Rock Atlantic City in the acquisition of an existing Atlantic City hotel and casino.
Development Project to Increase Atlantic City Draw
Parker McCay’s redevelopment attorneys represented the owner and developer of the Showboat in Atlantic City for the project financing and entitlements needed to develop a large family-oriented entertainment venue.
Multi-phased Collateralized Debt Financing Deal Leads to More Growth in Camden
Represented Client in Leveraging NJ Economic Opportunity Act Incentives for Global Headquarters Relocation to Camden
Provided Counsel for over $700 Million in Revenue Bonds for the DRPA; the Largest Single Issuance in the DRPA’s History
Our Public Finance attorneys acted as Co-Bond Counsel to the Delaware River Port Authority in connection with the issuance of $700,505,000 aggregate principal amount of Revenue Bonds.
Multi-Layered Affordable Housing Transaction Continues the Re-invigoration of Camden
Acted as borrower’s counsel to a leading, national affordable housing provider in connection with a multi-tiered financing transaction consisting of three (3) lending sources and the utilization of low income housing tax credits.
New Debt Issuances for Atlantic City Help Secure and Continue the City’s Financial Stability
In a series of three transactions, Parker McCay represented a global investment banking firm in connection with the issuance by the City of Atlantic City of over $186,000,000 aggregate principal amount of Tax Appeal and Deferred Obligation Refunding Bonds
Represented Municipality and Set Legal Precedent in Federal Challenge against the Approval and Installation of Natural Gas Infrastructure
In a precedential opinion, the Third Circuit ruled that the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection erred in issuing permits for a natural gas compressor station without providing opposing parties with the opportunity to participate in hearings before an administrative law judge.
Parker McCay Wins NJ Supreme Court OPRA Decision
Decision Creates New Law Permitting Government Agencies to Interpret Open Public Records Act