Sophisticated bankruptcy and restructuring strategies
High-level experience. Creative problem solving approach. Middle market focus. Proven track-record. When bankruptcy and restructuring issues arise, the Brownstein team is well respected and experienced in ‘save the company’ scenarios.
Brownstein’s team possesses a realistic, in-depth understanding of the needs and perspectives of your various stakeholders. Combining this knowledge with our credibility in the market, we negotiate on your behalf, both in and out of the courtroom, to obtain positive results. Because each bankruptcy is unique, we pride ourselves in both implementing well-accepted strategies and finding unconventional solutions when needed. Our integrated project team is focused on solving your problem efficiently and effectively while providing the highest level of service.
Keeping a much-needed community hospital open in a southern Arizona community required quick action to make a sophisticated deal happen. Brownstein’s integrated team of corporate, litigation and government relations counsel successfully guided the distressed Casa Grande Regional Medical Center through filing for Chapter 11 bankruptcy and the resulting acquisition of its assets and certain liabilities by Banner Health. In only 10 months, the team surmounted multiple hurdles—two attempted transactions to acquire Casa Grande by other hospital systems, a hotly contested auction process, significant antitrust challenges and complicated health care regulatory issues—to successfully complete the sale.
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