Eugene Y. Park

Since joining Kirkland, Eugene has been involved in the following matters:

• Envision Healthcare Corporation in a series of landmark liability management transactions involving drop-down financings, intercompany loans, and uptier amendments which raised over $1.6 billion of new liquidity and reduced funded debt by over $1 billion on a cashless basis.
• Bed Bath & Beyond in a highly anticipated $500 million rescue financing comprised of a $375 million first-in-last-out facility and $130 million upsize to its existing ABL facility.
• Various alternative capital providers in bespoke credit and preferred equity financings.
• Various private equity sponsors in connection with non-public liability management transactions.
• Ad hoc group of senior noteholders in the restructuring of Talen Energy.

Prior to joining Kirkland, Eugene was involved in the following matters:

• Ad hoc group of Exide bondholders in multiple out-of-court recapitalization exchanges and the eventual asset sale of the company's foreign operations.
• Various equity sponsors and alternative capital providers in non-public out-of-court recapitalizations and equitization transactions.
• Bausch Health Companies (f/ka/ Valeant Pharmaceuticals) in connection with a $6.25 billion recapitalization.
• Volkswagen AG in connection with the global restructuring and sale of Takata Corporation.
• Chatham Asset Management and its affiliates and managed funds in its distressed acquisition of The McClatchy Company.
• Ad hoc group of NRG REMA pass-through-certificate holders in GenOn's restructuring.
• TPG Partners in the restructuring of of its portfolio company, J.Crew Group.
• A steering committee of lenders in connection with the restructuring of Fieldwood Energy LLC.
• Ad hoc group of term loan lenders in the restructuring of American Tire Distributors.
• California Public Utilities Commission in the chapter 11 cases of PG&E Corporation and its subsidiary, Pacific Gas & Electric Company, the largest public utility in U.S. history to file for bankruptcy, with a reported $71.4 billion in assets and $51.7 billion in liabilities.
• Pioneer Energy Services Corp. in its prepackaged chapter 11 cases in the Southern District of Texas.
• TerraVia Holdings, Inc. in connection with its chapter 11 restructuring.
• The administrative and collateral agent in connection with a $725 million debtor-in-possession financing for Avaya Inc.

Brigade Capital Management, LP

Paul, Weiss, Rifkind, Wharton & Garrison LLP

David Polk & Wardwell LLP