We are working on a debt deal and one of the things holding us back is a potential lawsuit that is unlikely to happen; however, the banks want closure on it before drawing. Are there ways to structure a deal to add protection to the Lender besides a typical corporate guarantee from the parent company?
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Do you not have legal counsel working with your firm who you can consult?
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