Associate

Dabin Chung

Restructuring, Distressed Real Estate, Special Situations

Overview

Dabin Chung is an associate in Mayer Brown's New York office and a member of the Restructuring practice. She is a strategic, analytical, and solution-oriented problem solver. Dabin primarily advises international and domestic financial institution creditors and lenders in chapter 11 bankruptcies and out-of-court restructurings. She has extensive expertise on complex, high-stakes transactions including structured finance, A/R securitizations and DIP financings in the context of chapter 11.

Experience

Represented:

  • Administrative agent of the approximately $600 million pre-petition senior secured facility and of the $105 million secured DIP financing in the chapter 11 case of Ebix, Inc., in the Northern District of Texas.
  • Administrative agent of the pre-petition senior secured facility in the chapter 11 case of Big Village Holdings LLC., through the consensual use of cash collateral and successful monetization of the company’s assets through multiple 363 sales.
  • Agent of the pre-petition trade receivables securitization program, which was increased post-petition to fund the pre-packaged chapter 11 case of Audacy, Inc. The plan of reorganization to equitize $1.6 billion of debt was confirmed by the bankruptcy court in February 2024.
  • Administrative agent of the trade receivables securitization program in the pre-packaged chapter 11 case of Air Methods Corporation, the nation's leading air medical service provider, through the successful deleveraging of $1.7 million.
  • Administrative agent of the trade receivables securitization program in the chapter 11 case of Cyxtera Technologies, Inc., provider of data center colocation services, which resulted in a sale of substantially all of the company’s assets.
  • Administrative agent of the $1.6 billion pre-petition ABS facility and the new $400 million post-petition ABS facility in the chapter 11 case of The Hertz Corporation, each backed by the non-debtors’ fleet leasing business. This ABS facility was the first of the many that was approved by the bankruptcy court, after the company had suspended its plan to sell stocks.

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Education

  • Cornell Law School, JD
  • Yale University, BA

Admissions

  • New York

Courts

  • US District Court for the Eastern District of New York
  • US District Court for the Southern District of New York

Languages

  • English
  • Korean
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