Caitlin K.Cahow

Associate

Chicago + 1.312.269.1504

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Caitlin Cahow's practice focuses on business restructuring and reorganization, including chapter 11 proceedings, complex bankruptcy litigation, and other bankruptcy-related matters. In addition, she counsels clients on a broad range of out-of-court insolvency and restructuring-related issues.

Her recent debtor engagements include GUE Liquidation Companies (f.k.a. FTD Companies) and its affiliated debtors in their chapter 11 cases before the Bankruptcy Court for the District of Delaware. Her recent creditor engagements include noteholders and term lenders of iHeartCommunications and term lenders of Preferred Proppants.

A two-time Olympic medalist in women's ice hockey, Caitlin was appointed to serve as a member of the President's Council on Fitness, Sports & Nutrition in 2014. Currently, she serves as a member of the USA Hockey board of directors and the board of directors for the Inner-City Education Program.

Experience

  • OmniMax sold to SVPGlobalJones Day advised OmniMax International, Inc., the leading national manufacturer of residential roof drainage systems and a top supplier of products for outdoor living, recreational vehicle, and other building end markets, in its acquisition by Strategic Value Partners, LLC and its affiliates ("SVPGlobal").
  • FTD sold North and Latin American florist and consumer business, including ProFlowers, to Nexus CapitalJones Day advised FTD Companies, Inc. in the $95 million sale of the North America and Latin America florist and consumer business, including ProFlowers, to an affiliate of Nexus Capital Management LP, a Los Angeles, California-based private equity firm.
  • Oi Brasil obtains approval of recovery planJones Day represented the trustee of Oi Brasil Holdings Coöperatief, a subsidiary of the Brazilian telecom giant Oi S.a., who filed for bankruptcy protection in 2016.
  • PAG invests in Key Safety Systems to finance acquisition of global assets of Takata CorporationJones Day represented PAG Asia Capital Ltd. and PAG Asia II LP in connection with its investment in Key Safety Systems, a subsidiary of China-based Ningbo Joyson Electronic Corporation, to finance the acquisition of substantially all of the global assets of Takata Corporation out of bankruptcy in the U.S. and Japan and certain non-bankruptcy transactions elsewhere in the world.
  • Molycorp emerges from bankruptcy as Neo Performance MaterialsJones Day advised Molycorp, Inc. in the bankruptcy buyout of the company by Oaktree Capital Management, L.P.
  • Molycorp files for chapter 11 bankruptcy protectionJones Day represents Molycorp, Inc. and its foreign and domestic subsidiaries in connection with their bankruptcy cases.
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