restructuring-term-sheet-reviewlisted

# Restructuring Term Sheet Review ## Purpose Review a restructuring support agreement, forbearance agreement, exchange offer, workout term sheet, lender proposal, plan support term sheet, or restructuring transaction summary into a source-cited key terms table, an issue list, a risk matrix, and negotiation points, so a qualified attorney can evaluate the document from the user's perspective. This skill extracts and organizes terms; it concludes nothing on enforceability or legal sufficiency. ## Use When - A restructuring support agreement, forbearance agreement, exchange offer, workout term sheet, or plan support term sheet must be reviewed and organized for an attorney. - A negotiating party needs the key terms, issues, and risks mapped from one side's perspective. - Restructuring terms must be checked for completeness before negotiation or signing. ## Required Inputs - The restructuring document, with source references. - The user's party role and perspective (debtor-side, lender-side, creditor-side, committee-side, or other). - The parties, the debt instruments involved, and the transaction type. - The terms to review, as written — for example milestones if supplied, releases, covenants, payment terms, collateral, guaranties, consents, defaults, fees, voting and support obligations, termination rights, exclusivity, confidentiality, and conditions. - Any milestone dates or deadlines, echoed and marked `[deadline verification required]`. - Source refe