Kevin J. Biron

Kevin’s transactional experience includes representing clients in connection with restructurings of structured finance and derivatives transactions, trust terminations, resecuritizations, and amendments to securitization agreements.

As part of his corporate trust practice, Kevin advises trustees and other trust administrators on aspects of transaction administration and related legal and regulatory issues. He also represents those clients in litigations and trust instruction proceedings.  Kevin is currently representing the trust and agency services group of a large international bank in connection with its worldwide LIBOR transition project. In the complex commercial litigation arena, he represents clients in a wide-range of litigations, including cases involving securitization transactions, contract disputes, bankruptcy litigation, and claims arising under the False Claims Act. Kevin’s restructuring experience includes representing a monoline insurer in numerous transactions that resulted in the commutation of billions of dollars of aggregate structured finance exposure.

• Defending RMBS trustee in lawsuit arising from 2007 financial crisis
• Representing the trust and agency services group of a large international bank in connection with its worldwide LIBOR transition project
• Representing CMBS trustee in trust instruction proceedings concerning waterfall disputes, trust liquidations, proposed amendments, settlements, and the allocation of realized losses
• Representing CLO trustee in trust instruction proceeding concerning contract interpretation issue
• Obtained dismissal of lawsuit under the federal False Claims Act and analogous state laws alleging over $1 billion in damages
• Obtained $10.5 million judgment on behalf of a monoline insurer in action concerning the payment due following the early termination of a swap transaction
• Secured summary judgment victory on behalf of investors in action concerning whether collateral manager of a securitization transaction had the right to reinvest over $64 million in collateral proceeds
• Secured summary judgment victory on behalf of CDO noteholders in interpleader action concerning the proper distribution of funds held by indenture trustee
• Obtained dismissal of fraudulent transfer and unjust enrichment claims asserted by Chapter 7 bankruptcy trustee against real estate management company