Jason Levin

Jason Levin is an attorney focused on complex corporate and financial restructurings. Jason represents a broad range of stakeholders in both in-court and out-of-court matters, including debtors, secured lenders, agent banks, creditors’ committees, and stalking horse purchasers. Jason regularly advises boards, special committees, and independent directors on governance issues, material corporate actions, fiduciary duties, and distressed transactions. He has extensive experience counseling DIP lenders and agent banks on structuring and implementing financing arrangements, advising creditors on strategies to maximize recoveries, and guiding stalking horse purchasers through distressed asset acquisitions. He also assists post-confirmation and liquidating trustees with trust formation and administration. Before joining Morris James, Jason was a restructuring associate in the Wilmington office of an international law firm and worked in-house at a boutique accounting firm focused on escheat and unclaimed property. He also clerked for the Honorable Kevin Gross of the U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the District of Delaware and has contributed to leading bankruptcy publications, including the American Bankruptcy Law Journal and the ABI Journal . During law school, Jason served as an Associate Editor of the Michigan Journal of International Law. Experience Representing official committees of unsecured creditors and equity committees Advising indenture trustees, agents, and lending groups in restructurings Guiding prospective purchasers in Section 363 asset sales, including stalking horse bidders in competitive auctions Counseling directors, officers, and advisors on fiduciary duties in distressed situations Representing plan administrators and litigation trustees in all aspects of post-confirmation matters Advising managers and members of Delaware LLCs in disputes and dissolution proceedings Securing debtor access to cash collateral, DIP financing, and debt restructuring strategies