Übersicht

Brian L. Kuhl is a Banking & Finance partner in Mayer Brown’s Chicago office. Brian represents issuers and underwriters in various domestic and cross-border securitizations and other structured finance transactions.

Brian’s securitization experience includes public and private transactions involving various asset classes, including auto loan and lease receivables, residential and commercial mortgage loans and CLOs. Brian also represents commercial lending institutions, REITs and other corporate borrowers in various structured lending transactions, including repurchase facilities.

During law school, Brian served as a judicial intern for the Chief Justice of the Wisconsin Supreme Court, the Honorable Shirley S. Abrahamson. He also served as a Note & Comment Editor for the Wisconsin Law Review. Upon graduation, the University of Wisconsin Law School honored Brian with the Salmon Dalberg Award, an annual award given to “an outstanding member of the graduating class.” Brian joined the firm in 2013.

Schwerpunkte

Praxis
Regional Capabilities

Veröffentlichungen

  • 2012

    Long-Arm to Protect the Unarmed from Harm by the Armed: Why Wisconsin Needs a New Statute to Ensure its Residents Can Obtain Restraining Orders Against Foreign Residents Who Threaten Them

    Wisconsin Law Review

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Ausbildung

University of Wisconsin Law School, JD, summa cum laude
Order of the Coif; Salmon Dalberg Award (outstanding member of the graduating class); Note & Comment Editor, Wisconsin Law Review

Augsburg College, BA
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Zulassung

  • North Carolina
  • Illinois
  • Wisconsin
  • Minnesota