Q. Scott Kaye, a partner in Goodwin Procter’s business law department and member of its corporate practice, has extensive experience in advising sponsor finance lenders, private equity funds, and their portfolio companies on finance and restructuring matters. He typically represents lenders and borrowers, specializing in assisting financial buyers such as private equity and hedge funds, in acquisition financing, asset-based lending, bridge financing, liquidity lines, mezzanine and subordinated debt, second lien financing, and debtor-in-possession financing, and trustees, debtors, debtor-in-possession lenders, and creditors in out-of-court workouts and formal bankruptcy proceedings. He has advised clients on more than $56 billion in debt financing and restructuring in over a hundred transactions in recent years. He has done extensive work in negotiating and documenting all aspects of complex credit documents, subordinated and mezzanine debt positions, advising clients on corporate asset isolation strategies, and the use of special purpose vehicles. His knowledge of technology allows him to understand the complexities unique to asset-based lending, asset acquisitions, and other financing arrangements in the technology sector or the implementation of new technologies in projects.