Education

University of Connecticut Law School
JD, 2006

Lafayette College
BA, 2003, cum laude

Admissions

Massachusetts

Practice Areas

Publications & Events

Jennifer Conway Fenn

Associate

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Jen Fenn’s practice focuses on the representation of lenders in a broad range of financing transactions.

Practice Focus

Finance:  complex financial transactions for banks and institutional investors, including asset-based and cash flow financings as well as mezzanine loans and other junior capital investments.    

Bankruptcy & Restructuring:  represents secured creditors in a variety of creditor’s rights and insolvency matters, including restructuring, workouts, and cash collateral and debtor-in-possession financings.

Representative Engagements

  • Represented agent in connection with $650 million syndicated revolving and term loan credit facility for working capital needs of supermarket chain.
  • Represented agent in connection with $37.5 million revolving and term loan facility for working capital and acquisition needs of retail chain.
  • Represented agent in connection with $2.1 billion syndicated revolving credit facility for working capital needs of national retail chain.
  • Counseled agent in connection with foreign borrowers and guarantors party to $60 million revolving credit facility to software company.
  • Representation of various secured lenders in connection with Chapter 11 proceedings of retailers and other companies with respect to debtor-in-possession financings, cash collateral disputes, §363 sales, confirmation matters, and other aspects of borrower’s bankruptcies effecting lenders.
  • Representation of various revolving credit lenders and term lenders in connection with secured credit facilities to retail chain stores, manufacturers and other businesses.

Professional and Community Involvement

Ms. Fenn is a member of the Massachusetts Bar Association, the Women’s Bar Association and the American Bankruptcy Institute.

 

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