Alon M. Goldberger

• Redwood Capital Management, LLC as the holder of US$250 million bonds of At Home Group Inc., in connection with liability management transactions of At Home, including US$200 million of new secured bonds and an exchange of approximately US$450 million unsecured bonds.
• A public, closed-end interval fund in connection with a US$1 billion revolving credit facility.  
• A private equity fund in connection with the US$625 million refinancing of credit facilities of its portfolio company, a processor of sustainable, high-protein Wild Alaska Pollock and Wild Pacific Hake.
• An information technology services provider in connection with refinancing its existing credit facility with and entering into a new $525 million credit facility with a new lender.  
• A private equity fund in connection with its financing related to its acquisition of a global designer and manufacturer of advanced RF components.
• A privately held, small business that leases special mission aircraft to the U.S. Government and privately owned commercial businesses in connection with the refinancing of its existing first lien credit facility with and a subsequent incremental first lien financing to finance the acquisition of a technology consulting firm specializing in AI, digital transformation, and product development. 
• A manufacturer of all-natural citrus-based ingredient and beverage products in connection with its US$105 million new credit agreement to refinance existing indebtedness and preferred equity. 
• A producer of pet food products in connection with an upsizing amendment of the Company’s existing asset-based credit facility.
• A First Lien Lender Group to Lyons Magnus LLC, a global foodservice and ingredient company and leader in the food service products industry, in connection with an out of court restructuring of over US$400 million in financial obligations and an equity infusion by its equity sponsor.
• A privately held manufacturer of multilayer cast films in connection with negotiating certain amendments, waivers and forbearances in connection with its credit facilities.
• A manufacturer of sports apparel, as borrower, in connection with its ABL and Term Loan credit facilities.
• A manufacturer of in-store marketing displays for the cosmetics industry in connection with its ABL and term loan credit facilities.
• The lead arranger and administrative agent in the US$5.5 billion senior-secured super-priority debtor-in-possession credit facilities to PG&E Corporation and Pacific Gas and Electric Company in connection with their bankruptcy cases.
• The administrative agent and collateral agent in connection with a term loan exit credit facility to Premier Brands Group Holdings LLC (formerly Nine West Holdings, Inc.).
• Lenders in connection with a term loan credit facility and a revolving credit facility to Hovnanian Enterprises, Inc. and its subsidiaries.
• Lenders in connection with a US$650 million Term Loan A-1 facility to Diebold Nixdorf, Incorporated.
• Lenders in the DIP and exit term loan facilities in connection with the bankruptcy cases of Motorsports Aftermarket Group, Inc. and its affiliates.
• Noteholders in connection with the issuance of senior secured notes by TPC Group Inc.
• The administrative agent and an ad hoc group of first lien lenders in connection with an out-of-court restructuring of the first and second lien indebtedness of a leading provider of online learning programs.
• Lenders providing a priming credit facility to Bioscrip, Inc.
• A provider of marketing strategy and direct mail services, as borrower, in connection with its asset-based and term loan credit facilities.
• A lender in connection with its participation in a US$375 million “first-in, last-out” credit facility to Sears Canada.
• A private equity fund in acquisition financing related to its acquisition of a leading, independent provider of high-pressure pasteurization, cold storage and other value-added services to food and beverage manufacturers.
• Lenders in a first lien credit facility to Boardriders Inc. and its subsidiaries.
• Holders in connection with multiple note issuances by Carlson Wagonlit Travel Inc., including in connection with its exit from Chapter 11 bankruptcy.
• Noteholders in connection with the issuance of senior secured notes by Salem Media.
• The administrative agent in connection with a unitranche credit facility to finance the acquisition of a customer acquisition marketing business focused on the U.S. insurance industry.
• A business development company in its participation as a lender in a senior secured unitranche credit facility to a manufacturer, packager and marketer of nutritional products.
• The administrative agent and collateral agent in connection with a second lien credit facility to finance the acquisition of a leading software platform developer for the advertising industry.
• The administrative agent and collateral agent in connection with a second lien credit facility to finance the acquisition of a leading SSL certificate provider.
• A business development company as agent and lender in its provision of subordinated debt to a leading provider of factoring services to large and small businesses.
• A business development company as agent and lender in its provision of senior secured indebtedness to a provider of OB/GYN hospitalist services in over 100 hospitals in 26 states.
• A business development company in its last out participation as a lender in a credit facility to an operator of fitness facilities throughout Connecticut.
• The senior noteholders of a bankrupt provider of business communications solutions in the negotiation of DIP and exit credit facilities.
• A chapter 11 debtor in the direct marketing industry in the negotiation of an exit credit facility with its senior lenders.
• One of the largest natural soda ash producers in the world in connection with its credit facilities, including a credit facility in connection with the initial public offering of its parent, a publicly traded master limited partnership.
• A private equity sponsor in the financing of its acquisition of a leading provider of laundry and linen services in the southeast region of the United States.
• A publicly listed specialty acquisition company in the financing of its acquisition of two providers of payment, and debit and credit card processing services.
• The second lien administrative agent, collateral agent and lenders in the workout of its loans to a designer of teaching and classroom technology.
• A private equity fund in a proposed acquisition of an auto parts dealer pursuant to Section 363 of the Bankruptcy Code.
• The administrative agent and collateral agent in the negotiation of a forbearance agreement and a consensual foreclosure of assets and stock of a provider of furnished temporary executive apartments.
• A private equity fund in its first and second lien credit facilities in connection with its acquisition of a U.S. airline which operates flights between Florida, the Bahamas, Pennsylvania, Virginia, Washington, D.C. and West Virginia.
• A commercial bank in connection with its participation as a first out lender in numerous unitranche financings and in negotiating the applicable credit documents, including agreements among lenders.
• A private equity owned provider of strategic solutions to the oil and gas industry in its asset-based credit facility.
• A leading North American provider of environmental services to commercial and government entities, in acquisition financing related to its acquisition of another company in the same industry.
• A specialty lender in its provision of mezzanine financing to a retailer of men’s and women’s clothing, jewelry, footwear and gifts.
• A financial institution as arranger, agent and lender in connection with financings to various business development companies, consisting of senior-secured bridge loan credit facilities (in connection with their initial public offering), senior-secured revolving credit facilities and senior-secured term loan facilities.
• Numerous business development companies in their asset-based revolving credit facilities to finance their ongoing portfolio investments.

Includes matters handled at Dechert or prior to joining the firm.

• Banking and Finance Law – The Best Lawyers in America 2021
• Deal of the Year: Banking and Finance – IFLR1000 United States Awards 2020
• Rising Star, Financial and Corporate Law – IFLR1000 Americas 2019
• Restructuring (Including Bankruptcy): Corporate – The Legal 500 United States

• Direct Lending Terms and Documentation: Leverage Covenants, Incremental Financing, Guaranty Provisions – Strafford Webinar (May 6, 2021)