Dan Saval’s practice focuses on complex corporate restructuring and insolvency matters both domestically and in cross-border contexts. He frequently represents official and ad hoc committees, bondholders, lenders, debtors, distressed debt purchasers, equity holders, foreign liquidators, litigation trusts, indenture trustees and other significant parties in all aspects of Chapter 11 cases, out-of-court restructuring transactions and cross-border insolvency proceedings under Chapter 15. He has experience in the negotiation, documentation and prosecution of Chapter 11 plans and financing arrangements, contested DIP financing, valuation and plan confirmation proceedings, recognition of foreign insolvency proceedings and related matters under Chapter 15, the negotiation and documentation of claims trading transactions, and various facets of bankruptcy and bond indenture litigation. He also routinely advises clients on the legal and strategic aspects of distressed investments. His case experience spans a variety of industries, including the energy, financial, gaming, manufacturing, retail and telecommunications sectors.