A minority cohort of First Brands lenders has retained Glenn Agre for legal advice as the automotive aftermarket supplier’s efforts to line up as much as $1.5bn in DIP financing stoke fears that participants will not all be offered the same terms, sources tell LFI. Glenn Agre currently represents over $100mn of first-lien lenders, they continued. Lenders organized with Gibson Dunn and Evercore have been sounding out the possibility of providing $1bn-$1.5bn in DIP financing, a portion of which is expected to include a roll-up of existing 1L holdings, according to sources familiar with the matter. Questions remain over the economics and whether access to the loan will be open on a pro rata basis or if steerco creditors will receive premium terms, sources noted.