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Kelly M Dybala

Kelly M Dybala

USA 2026

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KELLY DYBALA is a co-leader of the firm's Leveraged Finance practice. She focuses her practice on private equity, mergers and acquisitions, liability management transactions, various financing transactions, and debt restructurings. Kelly represents borrowers, private equity funds, and direct lenders concentrating on acquisition financing, asset-based financing (including ABLs, factoring, and securitizations), cash-flow based financing, mezzanine financing, subscription, hybrid, and NAV financings, and subordinated debt and preferred equity financings. In addition, she is experienced in workouts, restructurings, and debtor-in-possession financings.

Kelly's financing experience extends across a wide variety of industries, including: beauty, energy, financial services and payment systems, food service (including fast casual and sit-down restaurants and food production and distribution), gaming, healthcare (including corporate practice of medicine, dentistry, and veterinary businesses), heavy industrials, insurance, logistics, retail, and wholesale businesses, telecommunications (including radio and television), technology and technology services, and wealth management and financial advisory firms.

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Chambers Guide to the USA

Banking & Finance - Texas

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Kelly Dybala offers a wealth of commercial finance expertise, with recent experience in investment-grade and secured lending. She is best known for her representation of borrowers.

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  • Kelly has a tremendous range of experience in different sizes of transaction.

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