Herbert Smith Freehills Kramer Strengthens Bankruptcy and Restructuring Group with Key Partner Additions

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Herbert Smith Freehills Kramer has taken a significant step to enhance its Bankruptcy and Restructuring Group by welcoming Kyle Ortiz and Brian Shaughnessy as new partners. This strategic addition is poised to strengthen the firm's ability to navigate complex restructurings, offering clients expert guidance during uncertain economic times. Ortiz, with his extensive experience in notable chapter 11 cases such as Pacific Drilling and Lehman Brothers Holdings, Inc., and Shaughnessy, known for his expertise in complex business disputes related to bankruptcy, securities, and contract issues, bring a wealth of knowledge and skills to the firm.
The integration of Ortiz and Shaughnessy into Herbert Smith Freehills Kramer is a clear indication of the firm's commitment to maintaining its premier status in the bankruptcy and restructuring arena. Justin D’Agostino, the global CEO of Herbert Smith Freehills Kramer, highlighted the dynamic advisory skills of the new partners and their alignment with the firm's strategic objectives. Amy Caton and Ken Eckstein, the Heads of Bankruptcy and Restructuring, US, at HSF Kramer, also praised the attorneys' deep experience and commercial acumen, which are expected to be invaluable assets to the firm.
Paul Schoeman, executive partner of the U.S. region, reiterated the firm's focus on attracting top-tier talent, emphasizing the importance of Ortiz and Shaughnessy's addition to the team. Ortiz expressed his enthusiasm about joining Herbert Smith Freehills Kramer, pointing to the firm's global reach and industry expertise as key benefits for clients. This development underscores the firm's dedication to excellence and its strategic efforts to enhance its capabilities in critical markets, reinforcing its position as a leader in providing comprehensive legal services worldwide.

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