Jonathan Marshall at Choate, Hall & Stewart advises financial institutions, lenders, and companies on complex financial transactions, with a focus on corporate restructurings and loan workouts. Marshall acts primarily for creditors in Chapter 11 proceedings, debtor-in-possession financings, avoidance actions, and out-of-court restructurings across multiple industries.
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Work Department
Finance and Restructuring
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Partner

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Jonathan Marshall has over a decade of experience advising financial institutions and companies in a range of complex financial transactions, with a concentration on corporate restructurings and loan workouts. He specializes in advising first- and second-lien lenders, troubled companies, and other strategic parties in both in- and out-of-court restructurings.  Jonathan also has substantial experience representing insurance providers throughout the bankruptcy process.

Advising clients primarily on creditor-side representations in all facets of Chapter 11 restructurings, as well as complex litigation and corporate transactions arising therefrom, Jonathan has supported and contested bids for debtor-in-possession financing and prosecuted and defended avoidance actions, from the filing of complaints to the settlement and trial stages. He also has experience representing companies in out-of-court restructurings across a wide array of industries.

An active member of the bankruptcy community, Jonathan has served on the ABI Emerging Insolvency Professionals Committee, as a co-chair for various subcommittees of the Boston Bar Association Bankruptcy Section, and as a contributing author for Bloomberg Law on Bankruptcy.

Jonathan’s clients include SLR Credit Solutions, Second Avenue Capital Partners, Citizens Bank, Wells Fargo Bank, Pathlight Capital, and Liberty Mutual Insurance Company.

Education
  • Syracuse University College of Law, JD (2010) summa cum laude
  • Maxwell School of Citizenship and Public Affairs, MA (2010)
  • S.I. Newhouse School of Public Communications, MS (2010)
  • Texas A&M University, BA (2006)

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Key clients

  • Bank of America
  • Liberty Mutual Insurance Company

Work highlights

Represented the Bank of America who served as administrative agent and lender, providing approximately $1.9  billion in senior secured debtor-in-possession financing to Rite Aid as it filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy to monetize assets and manage debt.