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Provided by Ted Dillman
Ted Austin Dillman represents debtors, creditors, private equity sponsors, investment funds, and buyers in corporate restructuring, distressed M&A, and out-of-court workouts, as well as special situations finance and corporate matters. Ted serves as Global Vice Chair of the firm’s Retail & Consumer Products Industry Group as well as on the firm’s Ethics Committee.
Ted helps clients navigate large-scale corporate bankruptcies, cross-border restructurings, and a variety of special situations financing and M&A transactions across industries.
Ted is a past president of the Financial Lawyers Conference and a member of its Board of Governors. He often writes and speaks on intellectual property, M&A, and finance-related issues, including:
- Co-author “Intellectually Bankrupt?: The Comprehensive Guide to Navigating IP Issues in Chapter 11,” published by ABI Law Review
- Co-author of the Model Asset Purchase Agreement for Bankruptcy Sales published by the ABA
- Co-author of the debtor-in-possession financing chapter of Reorganizing Failing Businesses, published by the ABA
Ted is a fellow of the prestigious American College of Bankruptcy and is consistently acknowledged for his excellence.
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Ted Dillman is a Swiss Army Knife and can do anything in a Chapter 11 case.
Ted is very strong and knows how to move a process along.
He is the ultimate professional. He has deep knowledge and firm commitment to quality execution.
Ted Dillman is a Swiss Army Knife and can do anything in a Chapter 11 case.
Ted is very strong and knows how to move a process along.
He is the ultimate professional. He has deep knowledge and firm commitment to quality execution.