Norton Rose Fulbright strengthens restructuring practice in the Netherlands

Global law firm Norton Rose Fulbright has further strengthened its restructuring practice with the hire of Thomas Ticheloven as counsel.

Thomas joins the firm's Amsterdam banking and finance as well as restructuring and insolvency practice from De Brauw Blackstone Westbroek

Thomas has extensively advised multinational companies, private equity firms and lenders in the Netherlands and abroad. He specializes in corporate finance transactions involving distressed companies, rescue financing and restructuring and insolvency mandates. Previously, he also worked in the corporate litigation and arbitration practice.

His broad skillset and strategic insight will further strengthen the firm's capabilities in delivering innovative and tailored financial solutions to its clients. His practice will focus on rescue financing, special situations, financial restructuring and insolvency matters.

Omar Salah, Amsterdam Head of Restructuring commented:

"We are very happy to welcome Thomas to the team. I have had the pleasure of working with him intensively in the past. He is an excellent lawyer and his deep expertise across both finance and restructuring matters will add a valuable dimension to our practice. Thomas's arrival supports our continued growth and commitment to providing clients with comprehensive support in an evolving financial landscape."

James Stonebridge, EMEA Co-Head of Restructuring commented:

"It is great to have Thomas joining the team. Over the last few years, we have seen the Netherlands become a major jurisdiction for large and cross-border restructuring and insolvencies and we expect this only to continue. Having Thomas to bolster and support our fantastic team in the Netherlands that is led by Omar is something we are very excited about."

Thomas Ticheloven commented:

"I'm delighted to join Norton Rose Fulbright and to work alongside the talented team in Amsterdam. In today's fast-changing financial landscape, I look forward to contributing to the continued growth of our practice and delivering strategic, innovative solutions in special situations and restructuring matters."

Norton Rose Fulbright's global restructuring lawyers are at the forefront of many of the most significant cross-border bankruptcy, restructuring and insolvency cases, often involving complex multi-jurisdictional issues and regional insolvency laws. The firm, which has more than 50 offices in over 30 countries, acts for a full range of clients, delivering worldwide restructuring and insolvency services in all key industry sectors.