Carey Schreiber

Carey regularly advises clients on a wide variety of complex special situations, including: financings; restructuring and insolvency matters (including debtor-in-possession financing); inter-creditor and subordination agreements and disputes; mergers & acquisitions; distressed investing (including “loan to own” strategies and 363 sales); corporate governance; and general commercial litigation issues. He is known for bringing a practical and innovative approach to complex special situations as a means to enabling his clients to accomplish their business objectives.

His clients include: financial institutions; investment funds; companies and other parties-in-interest, including secured creditors; agents to and lenders in syndicated lending groups; investors; trustees; unsecured creditors; ad hoc and official committees; equity holders and owners. He represents clients in transactional matters, out-of-court restructurings, and the exercise of other rights and remedies, including under the remedial provisions of the Uniform Commercial Code (e.g., private sales, public sales, and acceptances of collateral in exchange for the full or partial satisfaction of debt). Carey also represents clients in contested matters in state and federal district, bankruptcy, and appellate court proceedings in various jurisdictions throughout the United States, as well as in cross-border restructurings.

His representations have spanned an extensive range of industries, including financial services, shipping, real estate, casino, automotive, manufacturing, energy, oil & gas, airline, retail, construction, and insurance.