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Jeremy Reckmeyer has been elected to partnership in the New York office of Andrews Kurth LLP. In addition to corporate restructuring, Reckmeyer also advises clients in a wide array of financing and corporate transactional matters, with an emphasis on representing issuers and investors in public and private equity and debt offerings and mergers and acquisitions in the distressed and venture capital markets. Also, he regularly advises clients with respect to general corporate matters and securities law compliance, including Section 13 and Section 16 issues. Reckmeyer has recently worked on the Washington Mutual, Inc.; Tribune Company; Patriot Coal Corporation; Dynegy Holdings, LLC and THQ, Inc. Chapter 11 cases.
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