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Regina M. Castillo joined Ropes & Gray's business restructuring practice group in 2023.
Regina earned her J.D. from Harvard Law School. During law school, Regina served as the executive editor for the Harvard Latin American Law Review. Additionally, Regina volunteered over 200 hours to the Harvard Human Rights Clinic, helping draft the United Nations Guiding Principles on Business and Human Rights.
Regina graduated summa cum laude from Texas A&M University, where she earned her Bachelor of Science degrees in political science and psychological brain sciences, with a minor in neuroscience.
Experience
- Represented Rodan + Fields, a renowned American company specializing in skincare products, in its unprecedented transaction combining a business transition from multi-level marketing into a direct-selling omni-retail business model and a recapitalization and uptier transaction that raised $75 million of new money and provided debt service and covenant relief on $550 million of secured debt.
- Represented Exactech, Inc., and its affiliated debtors in their pending chapter 11 cases involving the restructuring of more than $350 million of prepetition debt, as well as additional prepetition liabilities; Exactech’s chapter 11 cases are supported by an $85 million debtor in possession credit facility and a stalking horse bid, which remains subject to higher and better offers, for substantially all of the debtors’ assets.
- Represented an ad hoc group of first lien lenders of American Rock Salt, the largest operating salt mine in the United States, in connection with a $110,000,000 super-priority first out term loan facility.