Alexandra Thomas focuses her practice on restructuring and reorganization work, including representing debtors, lenders, and creditors in chapter 11 cases across a variety of industries. She also has experience representing banks, non-bank lenders, and other financial institutions in a range of complex financial transactions. Representative Engagements B. Riley as Second Lien Agent in retailer Conn’s Inc. chapter 11 case in the Southern District of Texas. Bank of America as Administrative Agent for two DIP Financing arrangements totaling in excess of $3.4 billion provided to Rite Aid Corporation in its chapter 11 case in the District of New Jersey. Insurance company in numerous bankruptcy cases in connection with collateral, surety and premium disputes, as well as tort and other liabilities. Notable cases include Boy Scouts of America and Cineworld Group, plc. 1903P Loan Agent, LLC (an affiliate of Gordon Brothers Group) as FILO Documentation Agent in a $153 million first in, last out exit financing facility to national fabric and crafts retailer Jo-Ann Stores, LLC, upon the company’s emergence from Chapter 11 restructuring. Publications and Presentations “Appointing Independent Directors to Distressed Companies: An Alternative to Bankruptcy,” co-author, The Secured Lender, January 2026 “Franchise Group Dispute Reflects Rising Intercreditor Suits,” co-author, Bankruptcy Law360, May 2025 Education & Credentials Vanderbilt University Law School, JD (2022) University of Texas at Austin, BA (2019) with highest honors Admissions Massachusetts Texas U.S. District Court for the District of Massachusetts U.S. District Court for the Southern District of Texas