Basic Energy Services – ad hoc Group of Secured Noteholders

North America. North America Legal Chronicle. September 16, 2021

Basic Energy Services’ Restructuring

By Martina Bellini

Davis Polk advised an ad hoc group of secured noteholders to Basic Energy Services, Inc. in connection with Basic’s chapter 11 restructuring and debtor-in-possession credit facility....

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