Diana regularly represents a whole range of stakeholders from corporate debtors experiencing financial difficulties to lender groups; commercial creditors; financial institutions; judicial administrators and creditors' representative.
She has expertise in assisting companies both in prevention (mandat ad hoc and conciliation proceedings) and in the court-administrated proceedings (safeguarding, rehabilitation and liquidation proceedings), managers, creditors facing a distressed company, as well as buyers within the framework of distressed M&A with a special focus on distressed M&As and cross-border operations. She also has expertise in restructuring and rescue securitizations; moratoriums; work-outs; standstills and override arrangements; rescheduling of debts; corporate restructurings avoiding formal insolvency procedures, restructurings through insolvency processes (e.g. formal cram down processes; pre-pack administrations, bankruptcy sales and purchases); and purchase and sale of bankruptcy claims.
Diana passed the Versailles Bar Examination (CRFPA) and holds a Master’s degree (Master 2) in International Trade and Arbitration from the University of Versailles Saint-Quentin-en-Yvelines.
She also graduated with a Master’s degree (Master 2) in Russian Business Law and a Bachelor’s degree in Bilingual French and Russian Business Law, both from the University of Paris Nanterre.
