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Transportation (flat-bed trucking and commercial vehicle and construction equipment auctions).

Telecom (competitive local exchange carriers, VoiP providers, fiber optics, and satellites).

Retail franchisees (convenience stores, gas stations, restaurants, and video rental).

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Internet (web conferencing and software development).Financial services (factoring, asset-based lending, asset securitizations, derivatives, and capital equipment lending and leasing).Consumer goods (retail chains, wholesalers, and direct sales).Construction (commercial, public and residential).Commercial and multi-family real estate.

Automotive and industrial manufacturing (Tier I and II automotive suppliers, foundries and component suppliers).

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Tim has over 20 years of experience in counseling financially troubled businesses handling complex out-of-court restructurings, distressed asset acquisitions, and dispositions (including UCC Article 9 sales) advising suppliers, factors, asset-based lenders and capital equipment, and real estate lessors at the inception of the customer relationship and when the customer defaults issuing true sale and non-substantive consolidation opinions for bankruptcy-remote entities and representing major constituencies (debtors, official and unofficial committees, significant suppliers, and DIP lenders) in Chapter 11 bankruptcies. He is a member of Taft’s Distressed Company Task Force, which was created to assist borrower clients during the COVID-19 pandemic in every way, including how to navigate discussions with their lenders and in addressing concerns over suppliers and stakeholders.ĭuring his over 20 years in practice, Tim has represented clients involved in a variety of industries, including: Tim assists business owners, C-level executives, and boards of directors in restructuring financially distressed businesses. Tim also advises clients in managing their relationships with and exposure to financially troubled customers and suppliers.

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