At Excello Law, we are committed to providing innovative solutions and unwavering support to clients facing complex bankruptcy, restructuring, and insolvency challenges, ensuring their interests are safeguarded and their objectives are achieved.
Our team offer a comprehensive suite of services, including traditional restructurings, transactional documentation, and litigation support when necessary.
Excello Law’s elite services span across an extensive array of industries, including financial services, insurance, energy, retail, travel, automotive, telecommunications, infrastructure, technology, and real estate.
Optimizing Outcomes Across the Capital Structure
Excello Law assists creditors and debtors throughout the capital structure, optimizing outcomes in out-of-court restructurings, international insolvencies, and US bankruptcy proceedings. We offer strategic counsel on a myriad of matters, including involuntary petitions, debtor-in-possession (DIP) financings, creditors’ committees, claims allowance, avoidance actions, and more.
Expert Litigation Support
Our lawyers specialize in insolvency litigation, bankruptcies, and creditors’ rights. Our bankruptcy litigators possess unparalleled expertise in litigating plan confirmations, creditors’ rights during bankruptcy cases, avoidance and turnover actions and high-stakes bankruptcy appeals.
Our Work Includes:
- Restructuring troubled loans and debt securities, and recovering secured assets by judicial and nonjudicial means
- Counseling lenders and institutional investors on preworkout agreements and other lender liability–avoidance matters
- Advising clients dealing with financially troubled third parties, including troubled banks, insurance companies, and other financial institutions
- Representing clients in state and federal court foreclosures and secured asset recovery proceedings
- Advising clients in negotiating and restructuring troubled real estate and natural resource projects, including reorganizations and other new financings or investments
- Advising clients on workouts outside bankruptcy, including loan modification agreements, exchange offers, tender offers, and consent solicitations for debt securities, asset swaps and sales, and conveyances