Junine’s practice includes a broad range of syndicated finance, project finance and other debt finance transactions. She represents and advises private equity sponsors, corporate borrowers and financial institutions in domestic and cross-border complex large-cap and middle-market bank financing transactions, including acquisition and leveraged buyout financings, asset-based lending, financing of energy and infrastructure projects, loan workouts, restructurings and debtor-in-possession and exit financings. In addition, Junine has experience representing underwriters, issuers/borrowers and collateral managers in loan securitization transactions, including collateralized loan obligations, leveraged loan warehouse facilities, asset backed securities and other structured lending products, and counseling such clients with respect to complex regulatory and commercial structuring matters such as risk retention and Volcker compliance.

Junine is actively involved in the firm’s pro bono program, regularly representing elderly and disadvantaged individuals in trusts and estates matters, lenders in microfinance transactions, as well as investors and other stakeholders in social impact investment initiatives. Junine has also represented a diverse array of other pro-bono clients, ranging from not-for-profit organizations in the context of general corporate governance and financing agreements to underrepresented children in the foster care system, on behalf of whom she has appeared in court proceedings relating to dependency, foster placement and parental rights.

Prior to joining McGuireWoods, Junine practiced for more than 11 years in large international law firms, beginning with more than eight years in the banking and finance practice of one such firm, followed by several years in the loan securitization practice of another.