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Distressed Investments Opportunity Bulletin - Issue 38
Ice Miller’s Distressed Investment Group (DIG) identifies and facilitates distressed investment opportunities and assists clients through creative and strategic acquisitions and investments in bankruptcies, in-court restructurings, out-of-court restructurings, and other insolvency-related transactions.
DIG is comprised of some of Ice Miller's most experienced and entrepreneurial bankruptcy, corporate restructuring, finance, real estate, mergers and acquisitions, corporate, and tax attorneys. Our members regularly advise investment funds, private and institutional investors, lenders, private equity firms, operators and other interested parties in all aspects of strategic distressed investing and related transactions.
Visit our webpage to learn more about DIG or any opportunities listed below.
Current Opportunities in the Distressed Market
Download the full PDF to see the currently available distressed investment opportunities. Reach out to DIG@icemiller.com if you have any questions or are interested in learning more about these opportunities.
Welcome Back Ryan Hibbard
We're excited to welcome Ryan Hibbard back to Ice Miller's Bankruptcy & Restructuring Group in New York. He brings experience representing debtors, creditor committees, secured creditors, asset purchasers, and liquidation trustees in Chapter 11 cases, out-of-court restructurings, and bankruptcy litigation.
DIG in the News
Aaron Stulman Quoted in Law360: "Mastering the Bankruptcy Practice: Prepack Success Secrets"
Ice Miller partner Aaron Stulman was quoted in a Law360 article on lessons for younger lawyers in developing successful prepackaged Chapter 11 cases, including the need to take a long view, keep a collaborative spirit and draw from diverse personal experience.
Bankruptcy Strategist | 'Goldman Sachs v. Brown' Reinforces Limits on the FAA in Bankruptcy
The Goldman Sachs decision may offer a path through the longstanding conflict: beyond asking whether a dispute is core, future courts may use the Supreme Court’s analysis in Stern to assess whether the dispute lies within the bankruptcy court’s constitutionally protected sphere of authority. Read the full article written by Steve McNeill and Sarah Gladieux and published in The Bankruptcy Strategist.
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