Gibson Dunn Advised Ad Hoc Group of Lenders and Noteholders to Zayo on Amend and Extend Transaction
The leading global law firm, Gibson Dunn, advised an ad hoc group of lenders and noteholders to Zayo, a leading communications infrastructure provider, on its Amend and Extend transaction, which extended Zayo’s corporate debt maturities to 2030 with over 99.8% participation from existing creditors. As part of the transaction, Gibson Dunn also advised certain members of the ad hoc group who provided a structured financing commitment to support Zayo’s planned Crown Castle acquisition.
The Gibson Dunn New York restructuring team advising on the matter was led by partners Scott Greenberg, Jason Zachary Goldstein, and Steven Domanowski, and included associates Jonathan Dunworth, Alex Xiao, Josh Berland, and Patrice Oseni.
The Gibson Dunn team advising on financing aspects included partners Caith Kushner, Madalyn Miller, and Toren Murphy, of counsel Christopher Dickson, and associates Eric Hwang, Yunpeng Zhang, Maria Fernanda Ojeda Hamui, Kaylin Chavez Ervin, and Enrique Okhuysen. Corporate aspects were advised by partner Robert Little and associate Steve Wright.
Capital markets aspects were advised by partners Cynthia Mabry and Atma Kabad, with support from associate Caroline Bakewell, while tax aspects were advised by partner Edward Wei and associate Eugene Wei-En Woo.
This transaction demonstrates Gibson Dunn’s continued expertise in advising on complex debt restructuring and structured financing transactions, helping clients achieve strategic objectives while maintaining creditor alignment.
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