• Petroserv, a Latin American headquartered offshore drilling company, in connection with its cross border, complicated restructuring of indebtedness of more than US$1.5 billion.
    • RCS Capital Corp. and its affiliates, one of the largest independent financial advisor networks in the U.S., in connection with Chapter 11 bankruptcy of over US$220 billion in assets under the management.
    • Ad Hoc Group in connection with a potential restructuring of Samarco Mineração S.A., a Brazil-based mining company, and its indebtedness. 
    • Ad Hoc Noteholders Group in connection with the US$19 billion restructuring (Brazil’s largest-ever bankruptcy filing) of Oi S.A., Brazil’s leading telecommunications service provider formerly known as Brasil Telecom S.A.
    • Peaje Investments LLC, a special purpose vehicle managed by a prominent hedge fund and the largest holder of “unwrapped” special revenue bonds issued by the Puerto Rico Highways & Transportation Authority (PRHTA), in connection with all aspects of the Commonwealth of Puerto Rico’s debt restructuring.
    • Aurelius Capital Management, LP, and Alden Global Capital LLC, the largest noteholders of OAS, S.A., one of the largest Brazilian engineering and construction companies, and its affiliates, in connection with a Chapter 15 case in the Southern District of New York, currently in insolvency proceedings in Brazil and the British Virgin Islands.
    • Ad Hoc Noteholders Group in connection with the cross-border restructuring of a Chilean-based chain of automobile dealerships.
    • Ad Hoc Noteholders Group in the highly contested cross-border restructuring of US$1.6 billion in defaulted notes issued by Vitro S.A.B. de C.V., Mexico's largest glass manufacturer. Dechert was counsel to the noteholders in connection with Vitro’s concurso filing in Mexico, related cases in Dallas, Texas, and litigation in the New York Supreme Court. The Financial Times in 2013 chose Dechert as one of the “top U.S. innovative law firms” for its “standout” work as lead counsel for the noteholders group in this matter.
    • Ad Hoc Noteholders Group in connection with the cross-border restructuring of Chilean bus operator Inversiones Alsacia, S.A., as well as threatened litigation in Chile and the U.S., and an investor-state arbitration claim against Chile.