WeWork appoints advisers to stave off US bankruptcy

The office space provider's shares have plunged 97% in the last year and its debt has fallen into deep distress
WeWork will attempt to renegotiate property leases.

WeWork will attempt to renegotiate property leases.

Office space provider WeWork is rounding up advisers for help with a restructuring as it struggles with a heavy debt load and poor financial performance.

The co-working giant has hired property adviser Hilco, has once again tapped consultant Alvarez and Marsal, and has re-engaged law firm Kirkland and Ellis for advice on its options. The company is seeking to avoid a Chapter 11 bankruptcy filing in the US and restructure its debts out of court. 

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