Andrew Leblanc serves as managing partner of the Washington, DC office of Milbank, Tweed, Hadley & McCloy. He is a member of the firm’s Financial Restructuring and Litigation & Arbitration Groups.

Mr. Leblanc’s practice focuses on complex commercial litigation, financial restructuring and international arbitration, with a particular focus on contested issues arising in bankruptcy cases. He regularly represents official committees, secured and unsecured creditors, debtors, and bidders in bankruptcy cases, as well as financial institutions as defendants in adversary proceedings brought as part of bankruptcy cases. Mr. Leblanc’s practice is trial-focused, and he regularly appears before bankruptcy, district and appellate courts throughout the country.



Mr. Leblanc’s significant recent representations include as lead counsel for the Transeastern defendants in a $500 million fraudulent transfer case in In re TOUSA, the lead lenders in the Texas Rangers bankruptcy, the lead second lien noteholders in the In re DBSD bankruptcy, and Vitro SAB, a Mexican glassmaker that filed a chapter 15 petition in the United States.
Recognition & Accomplishments

Mr. Leblanc has been recognized as one of the leading lawyers in America for bankruptcy litigation by Chambers USA, Benchmark Litigation and Lawdragon. Mr. Leblanc has authored articles and co-authored a chapter in the “Contested Valuation in Corporate Bankruptcy: A Collier Monograph,” LexisNexis (2011), a treatise on valuation topics in bankruptcy disputes.