With more public finance lawyers in Florida than any other law firm, Bryant Miller Olive is in a unique position to advise corporate trust clients and other financing participants on new, existing and “troubled” public finance issues. The firm has represented a number of national and regional corporate trustees in their various roles as trustee, paying agent, registrar, escrow agent, and custodian. In addition to representing corporate trustees in connection with the issuance of new or refunded debt, the firm has been involved in numerous issues involving existing bond debt, including modifications of existing documents, sale or transfer of projects, sale of transfer of bondholders' interest, defeasance of bonds, termination of indentures, and resignation or appointment of successor trustees. Lawyers in the firm have also worked on a wide range of non-bankruptcy and bankruptcy workouts and reorganizations, providing legal representation to corporate trustees, conduit borrowers, governmental entities, and other bond participants in all stages in the administration of a troubled bond-financed facility. With the firm’s expertise in public finance disclosure, the firm also advises corporate trustees, conduit borrowers, governmental entities, and other bond participants on the intricacies of bondholder and other disclosure during the pendency of a workout or reorganization.