
Bankruptcy & Restructuring
Unmatched Bankruptcy & Restructuring Experience
If you face restructuring issues for your own company, your borrowers, or others you do business with, we can help. We have a strong reputation for representing sophisticated parties in matters that require significant resources and specialized knowledge.
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Mintz’s Bankruptcy & Restructuring team achieved a significant victory by obtaining complete dismissal (at the pleading stages) of a lawsuit brought against our clients by a liquidating entity, which sought to recover at least $50 million in damages based on allegedly fraudulent transfers of real estate during and after a bankruptcy case.

Mintz represented The Paper Store in its Chapter 11 bankruptcy case and devised a strategy that allowed its stores to remain in operation without interruption.

Mintz represented bondholders and the trustee of two municipal debt issuances totaling $21 million in a bankruptcy case dispute about the borrower’s attempts to modify the terms of the bonds. Mintz persuaded the borrower to amend its improper proposal — and the bondholders received payment in full.
Areas of Focus
Our Approach
We're able to draw upon the legal resources within the firm to handle all of the issues that often become a source of disputes during the restructuring of bankruptcy.
Areas of Focus
- Bondholders, indenture trustees, bond issuers in restructurings, workouts and reorganizations, including Chapter 9 filings
- Secured and unsecured creditors, including parties providing debtor-in-possession financing
- Debtors in Chapter 11 cases, out-of-court restructurings
- Distressed debt and claims trading
- Uniform Commercial Code issues, litigation
- Landlords with financially distressed tenants
- Litigation of bankruptcy-related insurance disputes
- Boards, directors, and management of distressed companies
- Structured financings, asset-based lending
- Providers of debtor and possession financing
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Meet Mintz
Our attorneys have represented tax-exempt and taxable bondholders and their indenture trustees doing business throughout the United States and internationally.
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March 14, 2023 |Alert
