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Coming and Going Concerns – Wall Street Journal (blog)

Steven Agran has been promoted to principal and shareholder at turnaround firm MorrisAnderson, and Mark Briden has been promoted to director. Mr. Agran, who is based in New York City, was previously managing director. He has experience leading restructurings, turnarounds and interim management projects for distressed companies in industries including trucking and food services. Chicago-based Mr. Briden, previously associate director, advises underperforming and distressed companies. He has worked on corporate turnarounds and restructurings both in and out of court.

Roger Dobson and Kate Higgins have joined the business restructuring and reorganization group in the Sydney office of law firm Jones Day. Mr. Dobson has wor…

Read the full article at: http://blogs.wsj.com/bankruptcy/2016/03/07/coming-and-going-concerns-32/

Category: LiquidationBy Insolvency GuardianMarch 7, 2016

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Coming and Going Concerns – Wall Street Journal (blog)

Jason Cohen has been promoted to partner at law firm Bracewell. Mr Cohen, who is based in Houston, has experience in out-of-court workouts as well as chapter 11 bankruptcies, in which he has represented corporate debtors and creditors. He has worked on chapter 11 cases with assets from $20 million to more than $1 billion. Mr. Cohen earned his law degree from the University of Texas School of Law.

Perry Mandarino has joined B. Riley & Co. to help form the investment banks restructuring solutions group, where he also will be senior managing director and head of corporate restructuring. Mr. Mandarino, who most recently worked with PricewaterhouseCoopers, has worked on well-known bankruptcy cases including Polaroid and Tru…

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Category: LiquidationBy Insolvency GuardianMarch 1, 2016

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Jonathan Levine has joined Morrison & Foerster as a partner with the business restructuring and insolvency group. Mr. Levine, who most recently worked with Andrews Kurth, has represented creditors committees and bondholder groups in industries including mining and energy. In addition to working on chapter 11 cases, he also has worked on out-of-court restructurings and distressed acquisitions. Mr. Levine has worked in well-known bankruptcy cases including Molycorp Inc., Patriot Coal Corp., Pilgrims Pride Corp. and Spansion Inc.

Lorenzo Mendizabal has joined legal tech start-up Esquify as executive director. Mr. Mendizabal, who was managing director of Epic Systems bankruptcy services group, will help grow the business d…

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