David S. Randolph, Managing Partner

David Randolph, Managing Partner of Nexus Legal LLP, has been recognized by Super Lawyers and Best Lawyers for his exceptional representation of financial institutions. Clients value his responsiveness and practical, timely advice that directly addresses their most pressing concerns. Licensed in Oklahoma and Texas, David leverages his multi-jurisdictional expertise to provide comprehensive solutions.

Specializing in financing transactions, David structures and documents everything from syndicated credit facilities and asset-based lending to healthcare loans, real estate financing, and tenant-in-common structures. His deep commercial lending experience enables efficient navigation of complex intercreditor issues, restructurings, and workouts. With expertise spanning FinTech, gaming, and real estate, particularly in healthcare finance, David is known for his strategic approach, skilled negotiation with opposing counsel, and ability to close deals swiftly without compromising quality.

David serves as Nexus Legal’s representative to the Loan Syndications and Trading Association and provides legal counsel to LaserPro, the banking industry's leading loan documentation software provider. Through his Risk Management Association involvement, he enhances the strategic counsel he delivers to clients.

Beyond finance, David guides clients through commercial agreements, real estate transactions, tribal sovereign immunity matters, technology agreements, and intellectual property issues across diverse industries.

In leadership and community service, David is Past Chair of both the Oklahoma Bar Association’s Business and Corporate Law Section and the Tulsa County Bar Association's Corporate Counsel Section. He has served as a Planning Commissioner for Jenks and supports the Tulsa Area United Way as a Tocqueville Society member.

With his proven ability to deliver results while navigating complex challenges, David provides the sophisticated, reliable counsel that transactional business matters demand.

REPRESENTATIVE TRANSACTIONS

• Lender’s counsel for construction financing for new Gradient (36 Degrees North) headquarters

• Lender’s counsel for tenant-in-common financing for 521,000-square-foot office tower

• Administrative Agent’s and Collateral Agent’s counsel in $175 million syndicated credit facility for a pipeline transport company

• Administrative Agent’s and Collateral Agent’s counsel in $125 million syndicated secured working capital facility for a steel mill

• Administrative Agent’s counsel for $80 term loan secured by healthcare facilities in a multi-state transaction

• Lender’s counsel in $30 million revolving credit facility secured by senior care facilities in multiple states

• Lender’s counsel in $25 million acquisition financing for shopping center

• Lender’s counsel in structuring and drafting of forbearance agreements with defaulting borrowers

  COMMUNITY AND PROFESSIONAL

  Tulsa Area United Way, Tocqueville Society Member
  Loan Syndications and Trading Association (LSTA)
  Oklahoma Bankers Association
  Southwest Association of Bank Counsel
  American Health Law Association
  National Investment Center for Seniors Housing & Care (NIC)
  American Bar Association
  Oklahoma Bar Association
  Tulsa County Bar Association