Mayer Brown has once again been recognised in Global Restructuring Review’s “GRR 100” list, featuring law firms with verifiable experience on cross-border matters in the distressed space. The firm was also ranked, for the fourth year running, in the top 30 list (“GRR 30”) which identifies the standout firms from the "GRR 100" for cross-border restructuring and insolvency work.
Mayer Brown has an established reputation handling complex and landmark cases, characterised by extensive cross-border experience and deep industry knowledge. It was ranked 17th in the 2024 edition of the “GRR 30”, climbing six spots from its previous standing.
The listing citation notes the distinct characteristics of Mayer Brown’s Restructuring practice in Brazil, France, Germany, Singapore, the UK and the US, recognising the strengths of the global business in advising premium clients across various industry sectors.
The firm represents corporate debtors, company directors, lenders (throughout the capital structure), bondholders, liquidators, receivers, administrators, trustees, debtor-in-possession (DIP) loan providers, insurers, pension fund trustees, special servicers, and landlords on all aspects of restructuring, bankruptcy and insolvency.
The "GRR 100" and "GRR 30" lists are the product of extensive research and analysis involving multiple factors, including the complexity of historical and recent work highlights, the value of debt restructured and team size.
Global Restructuring Review is a leading source of news and insights on cross-border restructuring and insolvency law and practices.
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