Keith S. Crow

Keith S. Crow P.C. is a partner based in the Firm's Chicago office. He represents clients in a wide range of U.S. and cross-border corporate transactions, including mergers and acquisitions, securities offerings, joint ventures and spin-offs. In addition to transactional matters, he counsels public companies on corporate governance, public disclosure and other issues. He has significant experience with companies in distress situations and bankruptcy.Keith has been a Lecturer at The University of Chicago Law School for a number of years, where he teaches a course on business planning.Keith was seconded to a London law firm, where he was involved in a number of U.K. transactional and counseling matters. Keith S. Crow P.C. is a partner based in the Firm's Chicago office. He represents clients in a wide range of U.S. and cross-border corporate transactions, including mergers and acquisitions, securities offerings, joint ventures and spin-offs. In addition to transactional matters, he counsels public companies on corporate governance, public disclosure and other issues. He has significant experience with companies in distress situations and bankruptcy.Keith has been a Lecturer at The University of Chicago Law School for a number of years, where he teaches a course on business planning.Keith was seconded to a London law firm, where he was involved in a number of U.K. transactional and counseling matters. Keith S. Crow P.C. is a partner based in the Firm's Chicago office. He represents clients in a wide range of U.S. and cross-border corporate transactions, including mergers and acquisitions, securities offerings, joint ventures and spin-offs. In addition to transactional matters, he counsels public companies on corporate governance, public disclosure and other issues. He has significant experience with companies in distress situations and bankruptcy. Keith has been a Lecturer at The University of Chicago Law School for a number of years, where he teaches a course on business planning. Keith was seconded to a London law firm, where he was involved in a number of U.K. transactional and counseling matters.