Mayer Brown remains active in restructurings, chapter 11 bankruptcies and liability management exercises. The firm is particularly known for representing banks, lenders and other financial institutions, so is especially active in creditor-side mandates. It is experienced in contentious and out-of-court restructurings and has developed a further focus on the commercial real estate sector along with additional growth in the energy and infrastructure, healthcare and technology sectors. In the cross-border segment, it has dealt with matters across India, Canada, Chile, Israel, Australia, and the UK, among others. Head of the New York restructuring team, Joaquin de Baca is noted for restructurings in the energy sector, especially the electric power segment. New York and Chicago-based Louis Chiappetta specialises in out-of-court restructurings, while Chicago’s Sean Scott is another integral figure. New York’s Brian Trust, another immensely experienced practitioner, has represented creditors in a series of headline restructurings and bankruptcies.
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Kernmandanten

  • Wolverine Fuels

Highlight-Mandate

  • Advised the administrative agent of the approximately $600m pre-petition $105m senior secured DIP financing in the Chapter 11 case of Ebix in the Northern District of Texas.
  • Advised the agent of the pre-petition trade receivables securitization program, which was increased post-petition to fund the pre-packaged Chapter 11 case of Audacy.
  • Advised the administrative agent of the trade receivables securitization program in the pre-packaged chapter 11 case of Air Methods Corporation.

Anwält*innen

Praxisleitung

Matt Wargin; Sean Scott; Joaquin C de Baca

Weitere Kernanwält*innen

Louis Chiappetta; Brian Trust