LOGAN SCHROEDER

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Phone: 318.227.7776 | Fax: 318.227.7850

logan.schroeder@cookyancey.com

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Logan works in the area of Commercial Transactions, Real Estate, Real Estate Finance, Mergers and Acquisitions, Business Organization. He served as law clerk to the Honorable Peter T. Fay, Judge, United States Court of Appeals for the Eleventh Circuit. Prior to joining the firm, Logan worked at Fishman Haygood in New Orleans. He currently serves on the governing board of the Corporate and Business Law Section of the Louisiana State Bar Association.

AREAS OF PRACTICE

BAR ADMISSIONS

  • Louisiana

  • Texas

EDUCATION

  • Louisiana State University Law Center, Baton Rouge, Louisiana, J.D., magna cum laude

  • University of Richmond, Richmond, Virginia, B.A.

HONORS, AWARDS, AND MEMBERSHIPS

  • North Louisiana Economic Development Partnership (NLEP) Board of Directors (2018-2020)

  • Downtown Development Authority (DDA) Board of Directors (2015-2020)

  • Law Review

  • Order of the Coif

  • Louisiana State Bar Association, Member

    • Chair, Corporate and Business Law Section of the Louisiana State Bar Association

EXPERIENCE

Economic Development & Infrastructure

  • $100 Billion — Spaceport development in South Louisiana

  • $18 Billion — Three data center campuses in North Louisiana

Real Estate

  • $22 Million — High-rise condominium development in New Orleans, Louisiana

  • $18.5 Million — Acquisition, expansion, and sale of multifamily housing in Shreveport

  • $18 Million — Sale of hospital real estate

Tax Credit Finance

  • $27 Million — Financing of three commercial projects in Alabama utilizing federal and state New Markets Tax Credits

  • $22 Million — Line of credit to a feature film production company secured by state film tax credits in Louisiana, Michigan, Puerto Rico, and New York

  • $20 Million — Financing of a biodiesel plant in Louisiana utilizing federal New Markets Tax Credits

Commercial Finance

  • $120 Million — Participation financing secured by personal and intellectual property

  • $100 Million — Syndicated financing of a regulated transmitting utility company

  • $70 Million — Derivative swap secured by oil and gas interests in Louisiana and Texas

Mergers, Acquisitions & Divestitures

  • $500 Million — Frac sand production company in North Louisiana

  • $150 Million — Asset sale for an oil and gas exploration and production company

  • $110 Million — Sale of oil and gas rights

  • $91 Million — Sale of a construction business

  • $21 Million — Sale of a timber processing plant and related supply chain

  • $15 Million — Sale of an IT services company