Lowenstein Sandler LLP has bolstered its bankruptcy and restructuring practice with the addition of a new partner, Christine Katona, in its Wilmington, Delaware office. This strategic move emphasizes the firm’s commitment to strengthening its presence in a key jurisdiction for bankruptcy cases.
Christine Katona brings with her extensive experience in representing debtors, creditors, and other parties involved in Chapter 11 and Chapter 7 cases. Her expertise is set to enhance Lowenstein Sandler’s capabilities, particularly as bankruptcy filings are expected to rise amidst ongoing economic uncertainties. For more details on her appointment, you can read the original announcement here.
The Wilmington office, located in a pivotal state for corporate law due to its favorable legal climate, provides an advantageous position for Lowenstein Sandler to effectively manage and navigate complex bankruptcy proceedings. Delaware’s courts have long been a popular venue for significant corporate bankruptcy cases.
Katona’s experience aligns with Lowenstein’s goal to offer comprehensive services to clients facing financial distress, a necessity as businesses continue to adapt to changing market conditions. Her role is anticipated to support the firm’s clientele in restructuring and reorganizing to maintain operations and grow sustainably post-restructure.
Her arrival at Lowenstein Sandler comes as the firm expands its resources to address the increasingly intricate nature of insolvency work, fostering a team poised to deliver robust legal support across diverse sectors. This move reflects a broader trend among large law firms to strengthen their bankruptcy practices to meet anticipated demand.