Nathan has represented and advised corporate clients, strategic and financial buyers, institutional investors, public debt holders, indenture trustees and asset-based lenders in connection with distressed credits in the health care, senior living, retail, energy, manufacturing and derivative financial product sectors. He has deep knowledge of financially distressed public projects and defaulted municipal securities.

Nathan has represented clients in a number of Chapter 7, Chapter 9 and Chapter 11 cases across the country, including In re Lehman Brothers Holdings Inc., In re W.R. Grace & Co., In re United Airlines, Inc., In re Sears Methodist Retirement System, Inc., In re Sentinel Management Group, Inc., In re Edison Mission Energy, In re Fairmont General Hospital, Inc., In re City of San Bernardino, In re The Clare at Water Tower, In re Forum Health, In re Chicagoland Conservative Jewish High School Foundation, In re PG&E National Energy Group, Inc., In re AMERCO Real Estate Company, and In re Enron Corp.

Nathan advises clients with respect to the “safe harbor” treatment of derivative financial product transactions under the Bankruptcy Code and the preservation of collateral rights and remedies in the event of counterparty default or bankruptcy.

Prior to law school, Nathan worked as a documentation policy analyst at the International Swaps and Derivatives Association. He has also served as an adjunct faculty member at the Loyola University Chicago School of Law.

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• Representation of bondholders with $180 million of debt in a Chapter 9 bankruptcy and sale of multi-hospital system in California
• Representation of a strategic acquirer in the $120 million purchase of a multi-hospital system through Chapter 11 auction in Ohio

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