Yongjin Im, P.C.

Yongjin has been involved in the following client engagements:

• Represented Chemtura Corporation in Chapter 11 in obtaining a $450 million DIP financing facility, a $275 million first-lien ABL revolving credit exit facility and a $295 million prefunded term loan exit facility.

• Represented Calpine Corporation in Chapter 11 in obtaining a $5 billion "Super DIP" financing facility to refinance its outstanding DIP facility, repay certain prepetition debt and permit rollover of such "Super DIP" financing into exit financing facilities.

• Represented Attachmate Corporation and its affiliates in a debt financing for the acquisition of Novell, Inc.

• Represented Horizon Lines, Inc. in restructuring its existing debt and obtaining a new $100 million ABL revolving credit facility.

• Represented GSO Capital in a debt financing for the acquisition of Stolle Machinery.

• Represented a private equity sponsor in a debt financing for the acquisition of Cydcor, Inc.

• Represented a private equity sponsor in a debt financing for the acquisition of Neways International.

• Represented GSO Capital as lender under a term loan facility for the acquisition by Siris Capital of a telecommunications network solutions provider.

• Represented GSO Capital as lender under a term loan facility for the acquisition by Charlesbank Capital Partners of The Horn Companies.

• Represented GSO Capital in a debt financing for the acquisition of Arr-Mazz Custom Chemicals.

• Represented Airpax Corporation, LLC in an amended and restated senior credit facility to finance an asset acquisition.

• Represented (i) the steering committee of prepetition lenders to Covanta Energy Corporation (f/k/a Ogden Corporation) and its subsidiaries in restructuring several separate loan and letter of credit facilities relating to various projects of Covanta; (ii) the agent banks under a $375 million debtor-in-possession credit facility for Covanta and its subsidiaries; (iii) the agent banks under a $138 million first-lien letter of credit exit facility, a $10 million first–lien revolving credit exit facility and a $90 million second-lien term loan exit facility for Covanta and its subsidiaries; and (iv) the representatives of the steering committee of secured prepetition lenders with respect to a $230 million third-lien high yield exit facility for Covanta.

• Represented the administrative agent and arranger under a $60 million debtor-in-possession ABL revolving credit facility for Intermet Corporation.

• Represented the administrative agent and arranger under a $300 million revolving credit and term loan refinancing facility for a Midwest movie-theater chain.

• Represented the administrative agent in restructuring of a $100 million revolving credit and term loan facility for an international provider of maintenance and repair services to power generation facilities and other industrial plants.

• Represented the administrative agent in restructuring of a $240 million revolving credit and term loan facility for a telecommunications services company.

• Represented Ormet Corporation in Chapter 11, in obtaining a $150 million first-lien ABL revolving credit exit facility and a $30 million second-lien term loan exit facility.

• Represented a Northeast catalog retailer of jewelry and luxury merchandise, in obtaining a $42 million first-lien ABL revolving credit facility and subordinated note financing.

• Represented agent banks in $300 million and $125 million financings for leveraged acquisitions of cable systems in Pennsylvania and Michigan, a $200 million debtor-in-possession financing for a hospital care and nursing home care provider, and a $200 million debtor-in-possession financing for a death-care provider.

• Represented note purchasers in financing the construction of the CoreStates Spectrum Arena in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

O'Melveny & Myers LLP, 1992–2006

• Partner in the Finance & Restructuring Group from 2000–2006; Member of the Firm's Diversity Task Force, Diversity Training Committee and Employment Committee.

Korean American Bar Association of Southern California, 1992–1995

• KABA Treasurer in 1995 and Secretary in 1994.