A quartet of US firms are advising General Motors on what could be the biggest bankruptcy filing in US history, reports The Am Law Daily.Weil Gotshal & Manges business finance and restructuring partner Stephen Karotkin is heading the firm's team advising GM on negotiations with lenders, union members and the US Government.Meanwhile, Dewey & LeBoeuf business solutions and governance practice leader Martin Bienenstock is advising GM on aspects of the automaker's proposed Section 363 sale in the bankruptcy court. The Dewey team includes M&A partner Gary Apfel in Los Angeles and bankruptcy and restructuring partner David Cleary in Chicago.
May 26, 2009 at 09:48 AM
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A quartet of US firms are advising General Motors on what could be the biggest bankruptcy filing in US history, reports The Am Law Daily.
Weil Gotshal & Manges business finance and restructuring partner Stephen Karotkin is heading the firm’s team advising GM on negotiations with lenders, union members and the US Government.
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