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Alexandra Shipley Associate

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Alex concentrates her practice on restructuring, bankruptcy, and workout matters, representing a diverse range of clients across all phases of restructuring matters. She regularly represents administrative agents and lenders in syndicated and bilateral facilities in both in-court and out-of-court restructurings, including debtor-in-possession financing and exercising remedies under Article 9 of the UCC. Alex’s client roster also includes global healthcare companies, energy companies, other contract counterparties, and liquidating trustees.

Her experience spans a variety of industries, including commercial real estate, healthcare, senior living, retail, and consumer products, providing her with a broad perspective and deep understanding of diverse financial and operational challenges.

Experience

  • Representation of one of the largest managed care and health insurance companies in the U.S. as outside commercial bankruptcy counsel in hundreds of commercial bankruptcy filings around the country.
  • Representation of administrative agent for secured lenders in connection with workout and restructuring of over $630 million and €173 million credit facilities to an international household products company. Completed out-of-court comprehensive restructuring of the credit facilities, including equity to lenders.
  • Representation of a major diversified financial institution as administrative agent under $120 million pre-bankruptcy, debtor-in-possession and exit lending facilities in the bankruptcy case of a national automotive supplier.
  • Representation of a major diversified financial institution in the par recovery (at the height of the COVID pandemic) of a loan to a leading global hospitality and tour operator.
  • Representation of major diversified financial institution in the workout and restructuring of a $50 letter-of-credit facility to a non-profit skilled nursing facility.
  • Representation of a major diversified financial institution as administrative agent under an $85 million debtor-in-possession lending facility in the bankruptcy cases of the owners of a national portfolio of long-term acute care hospitals.
  • Representation of a national transportation and logistics company as creditor in numerous complex chapter 11 bankruptcy cases.

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