Courtney Keeling is a transactional lawyer whose practice encompasses a broad range of corporate and business matters, including business entity formation and organization, mergers, asset and stock acquisitions and divestitures, transaction financing, contract negotiations, and the leasing, sale and development real estate. She also counsels clients on corporate governance and compliance matters, including comprehensive advice to investment companies, investment advisers, and broker-dealers on all-aspects of securities-related regulatory and compliance matters.
Courtney graduated summa cum laude with a bachelor’s degree in English from Oklahoma State University in 2016 and with highest honors from the University of Oklahoma College of Law.
While in law school, Courtney served as a note and comment editor of the Oklahoma Law Review, worked as a legal extern to the Honorable Robert Bacharach of the U.S. Tenth Circuit Court of Appeals, and was a member of the Board of Advocates, Organization for the Advancement of Women in Law, and Phi Delta Phi legal honor society. She was also the recipient of numerous scholarships and honors, including the William T. Comfort Scholarship, Rayburn L. Foster Memorial Scholarships, Phillips Allen Porta Legal Ethics Memorial Award, Pro Bono and Public Service Award, and five American Jurisprudence Awards
Download Bio (PDF)- Represented ADFITECH, Inc. (OTC: ADFT), a leading provider of outsourced mortgage services in North America, in the sale of the company to Mortgage Connect, LP in an all-cash merger transaction.
- Represents companies of various sizes in corporate governance matters, including organizational documents and filings, Board governance, and corporate policies and procedures.
- Represented client in strategic purchase of parcels of unimproved real property located in Oklahoma City, Norman and Broken Arrow in association with a national daycare and early childhood development company.
- Represented broker dealer in ongoing public reporting and corporate governance matters.
Professional Organizations and Memberships
- Oklahoma Bar Association
Articles
The Disability Dilemma: Difficulties Involving ERISA Claims for Subjective Proof Diseases
Oklahoma Law Review | 2020Media
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