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Morgan Lewis Earns Financials Deal of the Year Recognition From The M&A Advisor

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By Andrew Gallo, Randall Wood, Ryan Hibbard
| morganlewis.com
BOSTON, March 24, 2026: Morgan Lewis has been recognized by The M&A Advisor with the Financials Deal of the Year award for its role in the Chapter 11 restructuring of Charter School Capital. The firm represented American Infrastructure Partners (AIP) and its affiliate, New GS LLC, in the transaction. The Chapter 11 restructuring of Charter School Capital involved steering complex financial and operational challenges within the education finance industry.
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Anthology and ‘In-Court’ Liability Management Transactions: What to Know | JD Supra

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By Andrew Gallo, Ryan Hibbard
| JD Supra
Tactics used in liability management type transactions (LMTs) have made their way to bankruptcy cases, including non pro rata debtor-in-possession (DIP) rollups, leading to objections from non-participating lenders. Most recently, this issue arose in the bankruptcy of Anthology. While the law on this topic is still developing, Anthology may be a preview of things to come.
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Anthology and ‘In-Court’ Liability Management Transactions: What to Know

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By Ryan Hibbard, Andrew Gallo
| morganlewis.com
Tactics used in liability management type transactions (LMTs) have made their way to bankruptcy cases, including non pro rata debtor-in-possession (DIP) rollups, leading to objections from non-participating lenders. Most recently, this issue arose in the bankruptcy of Anthology. While the law on this topic is still developing, Anthology may be a preview of things to come.
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