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Troutman Pepper Locke’s bankruptcy attorneys regularly advise and represent debtors and debt issuers in a variety of industries. We understand the difficult business decisions faced by independent directors and boards of troubled companies. We offer thoughtful advice to management and directors based on a wealth of experience, and we know how to find the pathways to solutions during periods of enormous stress and uncertainty.
We represent unsecured creditors’ committees, as well as major unsecured creditors serving as committee members or plan sponsors, across a variety of distress, insolvency, and bankruptcy situations. We have experience advising clients in significant bankruptcy cases across the U.S., including in Delaware, Georgia, New York, and Texas.
Our industry experience is as broad as our debtor representations, and includes matters involving for-profit corporations and nonprofits in the following sectors:
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