Shanah Glick

Shanah is the head of the derivatives and energy practice groups at Outside Counsel Solutions.

She leads the attorneys in her practice groups in the negotiation of sophisticated agreements for a Fortune 100 energy company.  Shanah negotiates agreements with domestic and international counterparties, having experience with industry standard documentation relating to derivatives and energy trading, such as the ISDA, NAESB and EEI standard master agreements.

Shanah also has over 15 years experience advising hedge funds, investment banks and other capital market participants with respect to securities transactions and regulation as well as par and distressed syndicated loan transactions and claims trading.

Representative Matters

• Representing Fortune 100 energy company in negotiation of ISDA agreements for commodity derivatives.
• Representing Fortune 100 energy company and its trading affiliate in negotiation of agreements for the purchase and sale of oil, natural gas, and electricity, and guaranties and letters of credit securing these transactions.
• Representing Fortune 100 energy company in negotiation of renewable energy credits (RECs).
• Providing real-time trading and strategic advice to hedge fund and investment banking clients regarding public and private security purchases and resales including advice with respect to Rule 144, Rule 144A, Regulation S, Regulation M, Rule 10b-5 and Section 16.
• Analyzing public and private security resale restrictions, exemptions and liquidity options for restricted and affiliate security positions, including PIPE transactions.
• Negotiating and advising on securities-related portions of domestic and foreign subscription documentation and ISDA swap documentation.
• Counseling clients on securities-related issues arising in and after issuers’ U.S. Chapter 11 reorganization proceedings.
• Providing securities regulatory advice for large institutional shareholders of public and private companies including advice with respect to the Securities Act of 1933, Securities Exchange Act of 1934 and Investment Advisers Act of 1940.
• Managing client compliance and disclosure documents under Section 13 and Section 16 of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934.
• Representing hedge funds, investment banks and other strategic investors in the purchase, sale and participation of par and distressed domestic and foreign syndicated bank loans, notes, financial claims, trade claims and reorganization proceeds.
• Drafting documentation for and negotiating single and bulk asset transfers and private security resale transactions.