Trevor Wommack

Partner

Houston
trevor.wommack@lw.com
+1.713.546.7425

PRACTICES

  • Asset-Based Lending
  • Banking

INDUSTRIES

  • Energy & Infrastructure

BAR QUALIFICATIONS

  • Texas

EDUCATION

  • JD, The University of Texas School of Law, 2006
    with honors
  • BA, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, 2003

LANGUAGES SPOKEN

  • English

PROFILE

Trevor Wommack, Chair of Latham & Watkins’ Finance Department in the Houston office, advises lenders and borrowers in complex bank financing and syndicated lending transactions.

Trevor advises lending institutions as lead arrangers in connection with credit facilities in a wide range of industries, including energy and infrastructure. He regularly helps clients with:

  • Structuring, negotiating, and documenting all types of syndicated lending transactions
  • Acquisition finance
  • Reserve-based lending transactions
  • Debtor-in-possession and bankruptcy exit credit facilities

With a commercial perspective and sophisticated sense of what is at market, Trevor simplifies complex issues to help clients understand the core issues in a transaction and structure energy transactions with innovative financing concepts.

EXPERIENCE

Trevor's representative work includes advising:

Infrastructure

  • Fifth Third, as left lead arranger and administrative agent, in:
    • A US$210 million secured acquisition finance credit facility to a cloud, connectivity, and security service provider
    • A US$130 million secured acquisition finance credit facility to a cloud hosting and data protection service provider
  • Macquarie Capital, as left lead arranger, in a US$800 million Term Loan B to a private midstream holding company

Energy

  • A major bank, as lead arranger and administrative agent, in a US$700 million secured acquisition finance credit facility to Aera Energy
  • A major bank, as lead arranger and administrative agent, in a US$300 million senior secured, reserve-based revolving credit facility to a private equity backed exploration and production company in the Permian Basin
  • A major bank, as lead arranger and administrative agent, in a US$1.5 billion senior secured, reserve-based revolving credit for Northern Oil and Gas
  • Citibank, as left lead arranger and administrative agent, in:
    • A US$1.25 billion secured reserve-based revolving credit facility to California Resources Corporation
    • A US$350 million secured reserve-based revolving credit facility to Vine Energy
    • A US$250 million secured reserve-based revolving credit facility to a private oil and gas exploration and production company
  • Sitio Royalties Corp. in a senior secured reserve-based minerals credit facility
  • The Bank of Nova Scotia, as left lead arranger and administrative agent, in a US$1.5 billion secured reserve-based revolving exit credit facility for Gulfport Energy

Restructuring

  • Citibank, as left lead arranger and administrative agent, in a US$130 million secured debtor-in-possession credit facility and in reserve-based revolving and term loan exit facilities to Vanguard Natural Resources
  • Pacific Drilling, an international offshore drilling contractor, in its restructuring matters, including the negotiation of a US$80 million senior secured delayed draw term loan exit facility
  • The Bank of Nova Scotia, as left lead arranger and administrative agent, in a US$262.5 million debtor-in-possession credit facility to Gulfport Energy Corporation