Winstead named as a winner of the 17th Annual Turnaround Awards by M&A Advisor Magazine

02.20.23

DALLAS, TX, February 20, 2023 – Winstead, a leading Texas-based law firm with national practices serving clients across the country, today announced that the firm was named as one of the winners of the 17th Annual Turnaround Awards in the “Out-of-Court Restructuring of the Year” category by M&A Advisor.

Winstead was recognized for its work on behalf of a major financial institution on a successful out-of-court workout and recapitalization, which included new financings and a new equity investor.     

The Winstead lawyers who worked on this transaction included Melissa Stewart, Phil Lamberson, Erika Larson, Annmarie Chiarello, Christina Ta and Sarah Christian.

About Winstead

Winstead is a leading Texas based law firm with national practices serving clients across the country. We focus on exceeding our clients’ expectations by providing innovative solutions to their business and legal opportunities and challenges. We work as a trusted counsel to public and private companies, governments, individuals, universities, and public institutions.
 
Our business, transactions and litigation practices serve key industries including real estate, financial services, investment management and private funds, higher education and P3, airlines, healthcare and life sciences, sports business and wealth management.

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  1. Melissa Ruman Stewart
  2. Phil Lamberson
  3. Erika Larson
  4. Annmarie Chiarello

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