NEW YORK– March 21, 2025 – Global law firm Greenberg Traurig, LLP has been recognized by M&A Advisor for its role in seven deals. The firm will be honored at the 19th Annual Turnaround Awards, which celebrates the excellent deal making, accomplishments, and contributions of leading firms and professionals.
“It’s an honor to once again be recognized by M&A Advisor. These awards showcase the innovative strategies, exceptional client service, and dedication to our clients demonstrated by our Restructuring & Bankruptcy Practice attorneys, who continually strive for excellence. Additionally, this achievement would not be possible without the unwavering support and trust of our clients,” Greenberg Traurig’s Global Restructuring & Bankruptcy Practice Co-Chair Oscar N. Pinkas said.
The firm was awarded:
- Cross-border Restructuring of the Year in the $100 million to $1 billion range for representing the debtors in the restructuring of Inversiones Latin America Power. Deal team members included Shareholders Marc M. Rossell, Pinkas, Brian E. Greer, Oscar Stephens, and Leo Muchnik, and Associate Stephen Woo Kee.
- Out-of-court Restructuring of the Year in the $100 million to $500 million range for representing Inseego’s restructuring of its 2025 convertible notes. The team included Shareholders Pinkas, Greer, Jason T. Simon, Laurie L. Green, and Grant J. Levine, and Associates Sara Jackson and Alexander Sellinger.
- Materials Deal of the Year for its work on the recapitalization of Transcendia Holdings, Inc. Greenberg Traurig acted as legal advisor to Goldman Sachs in this transaction. The firm’s team was led by Pinkas and also included Shareholders Greer and Kyle R. Junik and Associate Charlie Liu.
- Healthcare/Life Sciences Deal of the Year in the over $1 billion range for its involvement with the restructuring of Rite Aid Corporation. Greenberg Traurig served as co-counsel for the pre-petition and post-petition secured lenders in recovering their $3.5 billion of lending to the companies. The deal team was led by Shareholders Julia Frost-Davies and Alan J. Brody, and included Pinkas.
- Consumer Discretionary Deal of the Year in under $1 billion for the restructuring of Benitago. Greenberg Traurig’s deal team was led by Shareholders Pinkas and Nancy A. Peterman, and included Shareholders Eric J. Howe, Danielle S. Kemp, and Danny Duerdoth.
- Chapter 11 Reorganization of the Year in the $100 million to $500 million range for its work on the comprehensive recapitalization of Wework,Inc. Greenberg Traurig served as co-counsel for the pre-petition ad hoc group of secured noteholders. The deal team was led by Brody.
The firm also was recognized for the Information Technology Deal of the Year over $1 billion.