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Herrick, Feinstein Represents Vivaro Corporation in Sale to Next Angel, LLC
NEW YORK --(Business Wire)--
Herrick, Feinstein LLP represented Vivaro Corporation, one of the
largest international pre-paid calling card producers, marketers and
sellers, in the sale of the Company's operating assets to Next Angel,
LLC, a joint venture of 3 telecommunications companies - Angel Telecom
Corp., Next Communications Inc. and Marcatel Telecommunications LLC. The
purchase price was approximately $31 million.
Pressured by the risk of loss of carrier capacity, Vivaro and its
affiliates initiated bankruptcy proceedings in U.S. Bankruptcy Court for
the Southern District of NY on September 5th, 2012. The sale
followed an auction held in January at Herrick's headquarters in New
York City.
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"We are delighted to have been able to help preserve Vivaro's operating
business, maximize the sale price and, at the same time, preserve the
jobs of over 125 employees," said Frederick E. Schmidt, Jr., a Partner
in Herrick, Feinstein's Bankruptcy Group Practice.
The Herrick team, which continues to represent Vivaro in ongoing
bankruptcy and related matters, is led by Mr. Schmidt and Senior
Litigation Partner John R. Goldman and includes Associates Hanh Huynh
and Justin Singer. Counsel Joel Wagman and Associate Valerie Gross of
Herrick's Corporate Department assisted in the sale. The Herrick team
worked closely with Vivaro's Chief Restructuring Officer Philip Gund and
B. Lee Fletcher of Marotta, Gund, Budd & Dzera, LLC and Robert Smith (News - Alert) and
Louis Pillich of SSG Capital Advisors, LLC as well as teams from BDO
Capital Advisors, LLC and Arent Fox LLP, professionals representing the
official committee of unsecured creditors.
Founded in 1928, Herrick, Feinstein LLP is a prominent 170-lawyer firm
headquartered in New York City providing a full range of legal services,
including art law, real estate, bankruptcy and business reorganization,
employment law, government relations, commercial litigation, corporate
law, insurance, intellectual property, sports law, and tax and personal
planning.

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