June 3, 2025
On June 17, Chair of the Official Creditors Committee Practice Group Todd Goren and U.S. Co-Chair of the Restructuring Department Brett Miller will speak at the 2025 New York City Bankruptcy Conference, hosted by the American Bankruptcy Institute. The conference is one of the most significant gatherings of insolvency and restructuring professionals in the New York metro area.
At 11:45 am (ET), Todd will participate on the panel titled “Financing the Case: Recent Developments in DIP and Exit Financing.” The panelists will examine the latest pressure points in bankruptcy financing at both conceptual and granular levels, including pre-petition bridge loans, stalking-horse financings, roll-ups, intercreditor and intralender disputes and protections, DIP sizing and budgeting issues, and the overall effect of DIP and cash-collateral orders on case trajectory.
At 2:45 pm (ET), Brett will participate on the panel titled “LMEs After Serta,” in which the panelists will discuss how companies are increasingly using creative liability-management transactions, such as drop-downs, uptiers and double-dip structures, to restructure debt, often to the detriment of certain creditors. They will outline legal and structural mechanics behind these transactions, illustrate real-world case studies (e.g., J. Crew, Serta, STG), and discuss the evolving litigation landscape and protective covenant strategies.
Learn more and register here.
At 11:45 am (ET), Todd will participate on the panel titled “Financing the Case: Recent Developments in DIP and Exit Financing.” The panelists will examine the latest pressure points in bankruptcy financing at both conceptual and granular levels, including pre-petition bridge loans, stalking-horse financings, roll-ups, intercreditor and intralender disputes and protections, DIP sizing and budgeting issues, and the overall effect of DIP and cash-collateral orders on case trajectory.
At 2:45 pm (ET), Brett will participate on the panel titled “LMEs After Serta,” in which the panelists will discuss how companies are increasingly using creative liability-management transactions, such as drop-downs, uptiers and double-dip structures, to restructure debt, often to the detriment of certain creditors. They will outline legal and structural mechanics behind these transactions, illustrate real-world case studies (e.g., J. Crew, Serta, STG), and discuss the evolving litigation landscape and protective covenant strategies.
Learn more and register here.
