Goodwin has grown its Financial Restructuring practice with the addition of attorneys in the New York and Boston offices with more than 40 years of combined experience. Andrew Goldman and Benjamin Loveland joined Goodwin as partners, Goldman in New York and Loveland in Boston, the firm announced Tuesday. Goldman also joins Goodwin as co-chair of the firm's global Financial Restructuring group. "[Goodwin's] Financial Services groups, including the Private Equity and the M&A practices, are very appealing for the work I do." Goldman said he was happy to have Loveland join him in the move to Goodwin. "This makes everything easier from a client perspective, having that continuity," Goldman said. "He has worked on almost all matters for all of our large clients. He is a spectacular attorney who has really come into his own. He is also very dynamic to work with." In his practice, Goldman primarily represents corporate clients, including public and private company debtors, boards of directors, lenders, and bondholders on matters related to restructuring, according to Goodwin's announcement. "I'm good with numbers, which generally makes me better equipped at restructuring a distressed company and attempting to put Humpty-Dumpty back together again," Goldman said. "It also allows me to communicate better with clients and speak their language." Loveland represents companies, creditors, and debt investors in Chapter 11 proceedings and restructurings, according to the firm's announcement. He also advises clients on issues such as distressed asset sales and cross-border insolvency matters, the announcement said.
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