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Restructuring, Insolvency & Bankruptcy

Debtor-in-Possession Lenders

Chapter 11 debtors often require access to working capital post petition to fund their continuing operations and to formulate and confirm a chapter 11 plan of reorganization. Debtor-in-possession (DIP) loans are subject to close scrutiny by creditors and the court and require bankruptcy court approval.

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We assist and represent lenders in all aspects of the post petition loan-making process: 

  • Evaluating the liens and priority needed to protect the lender 
  • Negotiating and preparing transactional documents and court filings 
  • Helping the debtor obtain court approval for the loan

We also represent DIP lenders in circumstances where the debtor has defaulted on the post petition loan. We assist with: 

  • Post petition workout agreements 
  • Loan modification documentation 
  • Relief from the automatic stay proceedings 
  • Sale proceedings involving the lender’s post petition collateral 
  • Plan negotiation and confirmation

We also represent DIP lenders in circumstances where the debtor has defaulted on the post petition loan. We assist with: 

  • Post petition workout agreements 
  • Loan modification documentation 
  • Relief from the automatic stay proceedings 
  • Sale proceedings involving the lender’s post petition collateral 
  • Plan negotiation and confirmation
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