Amy A. Zuccarello

Amy is a member of the firm's management committee and serves as the firm's Deputy General Counsel. She represents borrower and creditor clients in all aspects of distressed transactions, complex bankruptcy proceedings and out-of-court restructurings. Amy’s practice includes a focus in the area of corporate trust, and she has experience representing indenture trustees, agents, collateral trustees, bondholders, lenders and investors in a wide range of complex asset-backed and unsecured financings and corporate debt restructurings, both inside and outside of Chapter 11. Amy has provided advice to clients across numerous industries, including retail, transportation, senior housing and hospital, recreation, real estate, insurance, clean and alternative energy, municipal distress, mining, military housing, financial services, medical devices and intellectual property. Equally comfortable as both a bankruptcy lawyer and a transactional lawyer, Amy has specialized experience negotiating aircraft sales and leases, public and private asset securitizations, real estate project financings and other structured transactions. Amy regularly advises secured lenders on perfection and remedial issues under the UCC and provides non-consolidation opinions, true lease opinions and true sale opinions on behalf of bankruptcy-remote, special purpose entities. Amy is also the co-chair of the firm's Ethics and Professional Responsibility Committee. · Sullivan & Worcester LLP

United StatesBankruptcy, Corporate Restructuring

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À propos

Amy A. Zuccarello is a member of the firm's management committee and serves as Deputy General Counsel at Sullivan & Worcester LLP. She represents borrower and creditor clients in distressed transactions, complex bankruptcy proceedings, and out-of-court restructurings, with a focus on corporate trust.

Domaines d’expertise

BankruptcyCorporate RestructuringCorporate TrustSecured LendingStructured Finance

Bureau

United States

Sullivan & Worcester LLP · Amy is a member of the firm's management committee and serves as the firm's Deputy General Counsel. She represents borrower and creditor clients in all aspects of distressed transactions, complex bankruptcy proceedings and out-of-court restructurings. Amy’s practice includes a focus in the area of corporate trust, and she has experience representing indenture trustees, agents, collateral trustees, bondholders, lenders and investors in a wide range of complex asset-backed and unsecured financings and corporate debt restructurings, both inside and outside of Chapter 11. Amy has provided advice to clients across numerous industries, including retail, transportation, senior housing and hospital, recreation, real estate, insurance, clean and alternative energy, municipal distress, mining, military housing, financial services, medical devices and intellectual property. Equally comfortable as both a bankruptcy lawyer and a transactional lawyer, Amy has specialized experience negotiating aircraft sales and leases, public and private asset securitizations, real estate project financings and other structured transactions. Amy regularly advises secured lenders on perfection and remedial issues under the UCC and provides non-consolidation opinions, true lease opinions and true sale opinions on behalf of bankruptcy-remote, special purpose entities. Amy is also the co-chair of the firm's Ethics and Professional Responsibility Committee.

United States

Expertise

RetailTransportationSenior HousingHospitalRecreationReal EstateInsuranceClean EnergyAlternative EnergyMunicipal DistressMiningMilitary HousingFinancial ServicesMedical DevicesIntellectual Property

Formation

Boston College Law School, J.D., cum laude
Boston University, B.A., summa cum laude with distinction

Inscriptions au barreau

Massachusetts
U.S. District Court, District of Massachusetts
U.S. Court of Appeals for the First Circuit
U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit