Christina M. Brown is an associate in the Business Finance & Restructuring Department of Weil’s New York office.
Ms. Brown has experience advising distressed companies in a variety of industries, including the energy, entertainment, pharmaceutical, transportation, and automotive sectors. Ms. Brown’s practice includes the representation of debtors and other stakeholders in large, complex, restructuring transactions.
Ms. Brown has been a member of teams representing debtors, secured lenders, and sponsors in a number of restructurings, including:
- A&E Networks, an interested party in the chapter 11 cases of The Weinstein Company
- Krayn Wind LLC, an interested party in the chapter 11 cases of FirstEnergy Solutions
- Takata, an international automotive safety company, in its chapter 11 reorganization
- The Sponsor in the out of court restructuring of an international energy services company
- CHC, an international helicopter services and transportation company, in its chapter 11 reorganization
- Azure, an energy gathering and transportation company, in its orderly chapter 11 liquidation, which resulted in a return to equity
- Tidewater, an offshore services company, in its chapter 11 reorganization
- The Term Loan and DIP Lenders in the chapter 11 cases of Noranda Aluminum
In addition, Ms. Brown writes on current bankruptcy issues, with articles published on the Weil Bankruptcy Blog.
Ms. Brown received her B.S. in Engineering and Architectural Design from Stanford University and her J.D. and LL.M. from Duke University School of Law. Prior to entering the legal profession, Ms. Brown worked as a transportation engineer in the Los Angeles area.
Admissions:
- New York State
- Southern District New York
Education:
- Stanford University (B.S., 2007)
- Duke University School of Law (J.D., 2012)
- Duke University School of Law (LL.M., 2012)
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