Goodmans LLP
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The banking and finance group at Goodmans LLP ‘goes above and beyond the client’s expectations’. From Toronto, the team maintains broad geographical and practice coverage, with its borrower-side work and involvement in complex restructuring-related matters particularly impressing. David Nadler spearheads the department and recently acted as Canadian counsel to an ad hoc group of term-loan lenders in the chapter 11 restructuring of Revlon. The department also draws on the experience of Jeffrey Citron, Celia Rhea and Michael Bertrand; all of whom bring to bear strong corporate lending credentials. Among the group’s up-and-coming partners Dan Dedic, Karen Vadasz and the recently promoted Kyle Gerow stand out. Jean Anderson recently retired.
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- ‘Goodmans has the benefit of advising on many transactions in the Canadian marketplace which is evident in the experience of the team. You can count on sound advice and a strong understanding of precedents (i.e., what are considered market terms).’
- ‘David Nadler is an incredibly experienced banking and finance lawyer — his understanding of capital markets is strong and he is very responsive to the needs of his client.’
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Key clients
- Algoma Steel Group
- Bank of America
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Work highlights
- Advised IAMGOLD on alternatives and options to raise capital and improve its capital structure and funding.
- Advised an ad hoc group of lenders to Revlon in connection with the chapter 11 restructuring of Revlon, and certain of its subsidiaries.
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