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Number of partners: 169
Number of lawyers: 776
Languages: Arabic, English, French, German, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Mandarin, Portuguese, Spanish
Firm Overview:
For over 150 years, Milbank has provided innovative legal solutions in many of the world’s largest, most complex, ‘first-ever’ corporate transactions and disputes. Milbank’s clients are prominent multinational financial, industrial and commercial enterprises, governments, institutions and individuals.
Practice Areas:
Estate Planning
Trust & Estate Administration
Charitable Giving
Trust & Estate Litigation
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Trusts, Estates & Exempt Organisations:
Milbank has developed the premier international trusts and estates practice in the United States, serving individual and institutional clients in an innovative manner. The firm has a broad range of experience in the areas of estate planning, trust and estates administration, charitable giving, advising institutional fiduciaries, creating and advising exempt organisations, and trusts and estates litigation.
Trusts & Estates Contact: Georgiana J Slade
Tel: +1 212 530 5616
Email: [email protected]
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- New York55 Hudson Yards, New York, New York, USA, NY 10001-2163
- Web: www.milbank.com
- Tel: +1 212 530 5000
- Fax: +1 212 530 5219
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Milbank Advises Creditors in Complex Recapitalization Transactions by J. Crew
Milbank has advised an ad hoc committee of certain financial institutions in a multi-prong recapitalization of the J. Crew group of companies, significantly reducing the group’s debt burden and exchanging substantially all of the unsecured PIK Notes into secured debt obligations.
Milbank Advises Creditors in Complex Recapitalization Transactions by J. Crew
Milbank has advised an ad hoc committee of certain financial institutions in a multi-prong recapitalization of the J. Crew group of companies, significantly reducing the group’s debt burden and exchanging substantially all of the unsecured PIK Notes into secured debt obligations.