Counsel to:

• Ad hoc group of GenOn Energy Inc. noteholders in connection with GenOn’s chapter 11 restructuring and M&A process
• Ad hoc group of TLB lenders and DIP lenders in the chapter 11 cases of Philadelphia Energy and its affiliates
• Ad hoc group of Term Lenders and DIP lenders in the chapter 11 cases of the Expro Group
• Ad hoc group of lenders in connection with the chapter 11 restructuring of Fieldwood Energy and its affiliates
• The loan agent, working with a steering committee of lenders, in connection with the chapter 11 restructuring of JG Wentworth
• The loan agent, working with a steering committee of lenders, in connection with a restructuring of Harvey Gulf International Marine
• Citibank as administrative agent for Peabody’s prepetition first lien credit agreement and DIP credit facility in connection with Peabody’s chapter 11 restructuring
• Citibank as administrative agent for Avaya’s prepetition credit facility and $725 million DIP credit facility in connection with Avaya’s chapter 11 restructuring
• The secured lender steering committee in connection with C&J Energy’s $1.75 billion restructuring and its DIP credit facility
• An ad-hoc group of noteholders and the plan sponsors in connection with Tervita Corporation’s plan of arrangement and chapter 15 restructuring
• The administrative agent for Pacific Exploration & Production Corp.’s $1 billion revolver in connection with Pacific’s restructuring, which included a Canadian Companies' Creditors Arrangement Act (“CCAA”) case and a Chapter 15 case
• The note purchasers, exchanging noteholders and lenders in connection with a $400 million debt recapitalization of Venoco, Inc., consisting of new first- and second-lien notes and a new secured term loan, and the secured lenders in connection with Venoco’s chapter 11 restructuring
• Ad hoc group of second lien noteholders in connection with Sandridge Energy’s restructuring and pre-arranged chapter 11 case
• The administrative agent for Connacher Oil and Gas Limited’s first-lien credit facility in connection with Connacher’s restructuring, including implementation of a Plan of Arrangement under the Canada Business Corporations Act
• The administrative agent for Enduro Resource Partners’ reserve-based loan
• Tonon Bioenergia S.A. in connection with its exchange of approximately US$300 million 9.250% senior notes for new step-up senior notes
• Lenders in connection with a portion of a $415 million new financing for Key Energy Services, which replaced an existing $400 million senior credit facility, and the administrative agent and the secured lenders in connection with a possible restructuring of Key Energy’s capital structure
• Ad hoc group of term lenders and DIP lenders and the term loan administrative agent in connection with the restructuring of Essar Steel Algoma, including through a CCAA proceeding and a chapter 15 case
• Citibank, N.A. as administrative agent and collateral agent, and Citigroup Global Markets Inc. as sole lead arranger and bookrunner, for $692 million of debtor-in-possession credit facilities for Alpha Natural Resources, Inc. and certain of its affiliates and Citicorp North America, Inc. as the agent for the debtors’ prepetition credit facilities
• The "First Out" prepetition lenders and DIP lenders in connection with the RadioShack chapter 11 cases
• Patriot Coal Corporation and its affiliates in connection with their chapter 11 cases
• Pinnacle Airlines and its affiliates in connection with their chapter 11 cases
• Frontier Airlines in its chapter 11 restructuring
• Delta Air Lines in its chapter 11 restructuring
• Capital Z Partners as an investor in the $175 million recapitalization of Anchor BanCorp Wisconsin Inc. through a chapter 11 filing of its parent
• J.P. Morgan as
  • Agent for, and lender under, the approximately $3.9 billion pre-petition senior secured credit facility in the chapter 11 cases of Cengage Learning, Inc. and certain of its affiliates
  • Agent and arranger in connection with a $500 million debtor-in-possession financing for Exide Technologies in Exide’s chapter 11 case
  • Agent for the prepetition senior lenders in the successful Chapter 11 cases of The Tribune Company, where the lenders were owed more than $8.5 billion and received more than 98% of the stock of reorganized Tribune, in addition to cash distributions
  • Agent and arranger in connection with a $600 million debtor-in-possession financing for NewPage Corporation in NewPage’s chapter 11 cases
  • Agent for a $1.855 billion senior credit facility in connection with C-BASS’s out-of-court restructuring and chapter 11 cases
• Citibank as agent and lender in connection with the potential restructuring and the successful refinancing of a $160 million senior secured credit facility for Oxford Mining Company, LLC
• Hon. Warren Winkler, Chief Justice of Ontario, as mediator in the bankruptcy proceedings of Nortel Networks Inc. and its affiliates
• Strategic Growth Bancorp in connection with its acquisition and recapitalization of Mile High Banks through a chapter 11 filing of Mile High’s parent
• The agent for the prepetition lenders in connection with Affiliated Media, Inc.’s restructuring and prepackaged chapter 11 case; the lenders were owed approximately $590 million
• Representing numerous major financial institutions in connection with Dodd-Frank Resolution Planning
• Regularly advises banks and potential investors in connection with bank holding company restructurings

Mr. Schaible is recognized as a leading restructuring lawyer in various industry publications:

• Turnaround Atlas Awards:
  • “Turnaround of the Year” (Tervita recapitalization and restructuring), 2017
  • “Cross-Border Turnaround of the Year” (Pacific Exploration & Production restructuring), 2017
  • “Corporate Turnaround of the Year” (CJ Energy reorganization), 2017
  • “Chapter 11 Restructuring Turnaround of the Year” (Alpha Natural Resources reorganization and asset sale), 2017
• Annual Turnaround Awards:
  • “Energy Deal of the Year (over $100 million to $500 million)” (chapter 11 reorganization of Venoco), 2017
  • “Sec. 363 Sale of the Year (over $500 million to $1 billion)” (Sec. 363 sale of Alpha Natural Resources), 2017
  • “Chapter 11 Reorganization of the Year (over $5 billion)” (chapter 11 reorganization of Alpha Natural Resources), 2017
• Law360 – “Energy MVP of the Year,” 2017
• Chambers USA – “Leading Lawyer”
• IFLR1000  – "Highly Regarded"
• Legal 500 U.S. – Recommended in Corporate Restructuring
• Super Lawyers
  • "Outstanding Bankruptcy Lawyer"
  • "Rising Star," 2012
• The M&A Advisor – Named one of the “40 Under 40“
• Law360 – "Rising Star in Bankruptcy," 2014 
• New York Law Journal – “Rising Star,” 2013
• Turnarounds & Workouts – "Outstanding Restructuring Lawyer," 2015" and “Outstanding Young Restructuring Lawyer,” 2010

• Contributing Author, Collier on Bankruptcy
• Contributing Author, Collier Bankruptcy Practice Guide
• Eagle Scout

Memberships

• Treasurer and Executive Committee Member, New York City Bar Association
• Executive Committee of the Board of Directors, American Bankruptcy Institute
• Fellow, American Bar Foundation
• Board of Directors, Boy Scouts of America’s Greater New York Councils
• Board of Directors, Lighthouse International Film Festival
• Board of Directors, A House on Beekman
• Member, Council on Foreign Relations