COVERAGE
August 9, 2022
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Edward Zaelke, Seth Doughty, Jeronimo Soares de Sousa, Phil Tingle, Heather Cooper and Matt Evola are featured in Law360 for advising Scout Clean Energy and Elawan Energy.
COVERAGE
August 9, 2022
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Jiayan Chen was sat down and spoke in the American Health Law Association’s Speaking of Health Law Podcast where she discusses developments related to Public Law 116-321, due diligence best practices for entities and business associates, and how organizations can show framework adoption.
COVERAGE
August 8, 2022
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David Kiefer and Maria Cristina Rosales del Prado are featured in Global Arbitration Review, discussing construction arbitration in Brazil.
COVERAGE
August 8, 2022
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In the Elon Musk acquisition of Twitter, would the banks who agreed to finance the $44 billion acquisition be able to get out of the deal?
Schulte Roth & Zabel partner Ele Klein explained in a recent piece by Reuters, “[i]f the banks try to get out of the deal, they will walk into the same fight that Musk has taken on.”
Read the article here.
COVERAGE
August 2022
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In this article for the Harvard Law School Bankruptcy Roundtable, Adam Harris, Douglas Mintz, Abbey Walsh and Kelly (Bucky) Knight discuss how courts have recently asserted clear push-back on third-party releases, after years of uncertainty.
A U.S. district court has questioned the authority of bankruptcy courts to issue non-consensual third-party releases as part of a plan of reorganization. The U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Virginia vacated the confirmation order in the Mahwah Bergen Retail Group, Inc. (f/k/a Ascena Retail Group, Inc.) Chapter 11 cases on the grounds that the plan contained impermissible non-consensual third-party releases. The court attributed its ruling, in part, to the fact that the “ubiquity of third-party releases in the Richmond Division demands even greater scrutiny of the propriety of such releases.”
COVERAGE
August 2, 2022
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Darren Azman, Joseph Evans, Charles Gibbs, Grayson Williams and Gregg Steinman are featured in Law360 for being apart of the official committee of unsecured creditors in the Voyager Digital Holdings case.
COVERAGE
August 1, 2022
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Daniel Simon authors this article in the Journal of Corporate Renewal discussing standards and strategies for handling mass tort bankruptcies within the solicitation and voting areas.
COVERAGE
August 1, 2022
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Harris Siskind, Alexander Clavero and Stephanie McCann are featured in The Deal for serving as H.I.G Capital LLC’s counsel.
COVERAGE
July 29, 2022
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McDermott is featured in Global Legal Chronicle for representing WindRose in its investments into RevHealth.
The McDermott team was led by Ira Coleman, Krist Werling and Jarrett Szczesny and included Nicole Yoon, Matt Celano, Jacob Hollinger, James Cannatti, Jeffrey Holdvogt, Alex Ruiz, David Neville, Gregory Heltzer, Sarah Bro, Michelle Strowhiro, Anisa Mohanty, Sam Neel, Jaiyan Chen, Ty Carson, Ryan Smethurst, Verneessa Pollard, Emily Mussio, Marchan Clark, Simone Hussussian, Melis Solaksubasi, Kate Williams, Harrison Farmer, Deepali Doddi, Abigail Kagan, Graham Hyman and Cristell Fortune. The debt financing team included Joshua Samis, Riley Orloff and Max Brady.
COVERAGE
July 29, 2022
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McDermott is featured in Global Legal Chronicle for counseling the investors in Medical Microinstruments’ $75 million Series B round.
The McDermott team was led by Fabrizio Faina and Carlo Lemmi for Italian law aspects, Todd Finger and Chloe Curtis for US law, as well as Michael Wilder for tax matters.
