Trio of firms take roles as Byron Burger agrees CVA with creditors
February 01, 2018 at 05:35 AM
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Herbert Smith Freehills, Jones Day and Pinsent Masons have taken the lead roles on the restructuring of British burger chain Byron.
Yesterday, the restaurant group was given a new lease of life after its creditors voted to back a company voluntary agreement (CVA) that will see rent reduced at 20 of its sites for six months, with potential closures further down the line.
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