Angela M. Libby

Bio:

Ms. Libby is an associate in Davis Polk’s Corporate Department, practicing in the Restructuring Group. She regularly represents debtors, creditors, banks, hedge funds, asset purchasers and other strategic parties in a wide range of corporate restructurings and bankruptcies, including domestic and international restructurings, prepackaged and traditional bankruptcies, out-of-court workouts, DIP and exit financings, bankruptcy litigation and Section 363 sales.

Work Highlights
• Ad hoc group of GenOn Energy Inc. noteholders in connection with GenOn's chapter 11 restructuring and M&A process.
• Bank lender in connection with the Puerto Rico Electric Power Authority ("PREPA") restructuring efforts.
• Merrill Lynch Commodities in connection with negotiating amendments and superpriority liens related to its derivative exposure in the ExGen Texas Power, LLC. chapter 11 restructuring.
• The agent, working with a steering committee of lenders, for Pacific Exploration & Production Corp.'s $1B revolver in connection with Pacific's restructuring, which included a CCAA case, a Columbian Ley 1116 and a Chapter 15 case.
• The ad hoc group of holders of notes issued by the Governmental Development Bank in connection with the Puerto Rico's ongoing restructuring efforts.
• The agent, working with a steering committee of lenders, in connection with Harvey Gulf International Marine's successful prepackaged chapter 11 case.
• An ad hoc group of unsecured bondholders in the successful pre-arranged bankruptcy of Memorial Production Partners LP
• The agent and arranger in connection with an $800M debtor-in-possession financing and agent for the approx.. $2.8B pre=petition first lien credit facility in connection with Peabody Energy Corp.'s chapter 11 proceedings.
• The agent for the senior term lenders in the successful prepackaged bankruptcy of Key Energy Services.
• The note purchasers, exchanging noteholders and lenders in connection with a $400M debt out-of-court recapitalization and subsequent chapter 11 proceedings of Venoco, Inc.
• Investors in connection with bonds secured Schahin II Finance Company (SPV) Limited and secured by the Sertão vessel

Admissions
State of New York; U.S. District Court, E.D. New York; U.S. District Court, S.D. New York

Education
A.B., History and Religion, Dartmouth College, 2008
J.D., New York University School of Law, 2011
AnBryce Scholar

Membership
American Bankruptcy Institute