Scott G. Drucker is a Partner in the firm’s transactional group, focusing on banking and financial services. He has experience negotiating and documenting a variety of complex transactions for institutional and private lenders, including mortgage, asset-based, law firm and yacht loans, as well as other types of secured and unsecured credit facilities. Scott also has experience advising clients on syndicated loans, participations and intercreditor issues, and represents lenders in remedial and workout matters. Scott graduated from Penn State University in 2012, where he earned his B.A. in History, and from Brooklyn Law School in 2015, where he earned his Juris Doctorate. He has been recognized as one of Super Lawyers’ “New York Metro Rising Stars” for the year 2025. EXPERIENCE Represented the New York branch of an international bank in connection with financing a significant depositor’s acquisition of a U.S.-based pharmaceutical company and the related acquisition of the fee interest in real estate, where the company’s primary laboratory and office complex is located. Represented a group of lenders in the successful workout of a series of municipal bond indentures totaling $90,250,000 issued to a performing arts college. The bond indentures were secured by various parcels of real estate across multiple jurisdictions, including student housing, office buildings, theater and office space. The related forbearance agreement provided for a timely disposition of some of these assets. Represented a national bank in its sale and disposition of over $920,000,000 in mortgage loans (prior to adjustments and closing costs). Represented the U.S. subsidiary of a foreign bank in its collection efforts, workout and litigation of approximately $90,000,000 in loans to a debtor. In connection with this workout and recovery, ZEK, on behalf of its client, liquidated and redeemed valuable limited partnership interests and successfully defended against a request for a restraining order prohibiting its client from exercising such a remedy. Represented a national bank in its documentation, negotiation and closing of a credit facility comprised of a $110,000,000 multiple disbursement term loan and $16,500,000 term loan to a prominent law firm.