About K. Terrell Hutchins

Terrell Hutchins is a skilled attorney with extensive experience in specialty financing, asset-based lending, supply chain financing, and lender financing transactions. He regularly leads all aspects of drafting, negotiating, and implementing credit facilities, and representing institutional lenders in structuring and documenting domestic and international transactions across various industries, including transportation, retail, pharmaceutical, and oil and gas.

Terrell has a proven track record of advising commercial finance and factoring companies on the diligence, analysis, and acquisition of loan portfolios. He also counsels clients on general corporate matters, including corporate formations, restructurings, and governance.

His practice includes the preparation and negotiation of credit agreements, security and guaranty agreements, intercreditor documents, and related ancillary agreements to financing transactions.

Prior to joining the firm, Terrell served as an associate at a New-York based law firm and previously served as in-house counsel for an American arm of a Japanese multinational conglomerate.

While in law school, Terrell served as the senior editor for the New York Real Property Law Journal and the Director of Communications for the National Black Law Students Association.

Outside the Firm

Terrell enjoys traveling, cooking, exploring new restaurants, and supporting his favorite professional teams. He also has a passion for music that embraces a wide range of genres and includes playing multiple instruments in his spare time.

Experience

  • Representation of the agent to a syndicate of lenders in a two-billion-dollar channel finance and asset-based revolving credit facility extended to a global IT services provider.
  • Representation of the lender in a $175 million revolving facility to an international equipment manufacturer.
  • Representation of the borrower in a $25 million financing facility to an institutional lender.
  • Representation of the purchaser in a $50 million receivables purchase facility.

Bar Admissions

  • New Jersey
  • New York
  • Pennsylvania

Court Admissions

  • Supreme Court of the United States

Education

  • Pennsylvania State University, BS
  • St. John's University School of Law, JD