Colleen KellyGomos
Partner
Corporate
cgomos@seyfarth.com
Colleen represents clients in the areas of commercial finance, mergers and acquisitions and general corporate law.
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Utilizing process standardization, technology and project management tools, Colleen and her team provide legal support to clients ranging from specialty lenders to multinational corporations with high volumes of transactional, commercial and technology contract work streams.
Colleen actively counsels and represents lenders in various types of commercial finance transactions, such as asset-based, receivables-based, and cash flow loan transactions, syndications, loan acquisitions, participations and workouts of credit facilities, with a specific focus on the health care industry. In addition, Colleen has served as borrower and guarantor counsel for health care, educational, and cultural institutions in connection with numerous tax-exempt financings. Colleen also acts as outside counsel to businesses across a broad range of industries, including not-for-profits, and has advised clients on acquisitions of distressed businesses, commercial transactions and compliance.
Colleen is the vice chair of the Chicago Corporate department and a member of firm’s the Lawyer Development Committee.
Prior to entering private practice, Colleen served as the law clerk to the Honorable Susan V. Kelley of the United States Bankruptcy Court for the Eastern District of Wisconsin.
Colleen actively counsels and represents lenders in various types of commercial finance transactions, such as asset-based, receivables-based, and cash flow loan transactions, syndications, loan acquisitions, participations and workouts of credit facilities, with a specific focus on the health care industry. In addition, Colleen has served as borrower and guarantor counsel for health care, educational, and cultural institutions in connection with numerous tax-exempt financings. Colleen also acts as outside counsel to businesses across a broad range of industries, including not-for-profits, and has advised clients on acquisitions of distressed businesses, commercial transactions and compliance.
Colleen is the vice chair of the Chicago Corporate department and a member of firm’s the Lawyer Development Committee.
Prior to entering private practice, Colleen served as the law clerk to the Honorable Susan V. Kelley of the United States Bankruptcy Court for the Eastern District of Wisconsin.
- JD, Michigan State University College of Law
Michigan State Law Review, notes editor
- BS, University of Wisconsin - Madison
- Illinois
- Wisconsin
- US Court of Appeals, Seventh Circuit
- US District Court, Eastern District of Wisconsin
- US District Court, Western District of Wisconsin
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- Board of Directors, Michigan State University College of Law - Alumni Association
- Contributor, Illinois Corporate Practice and Forms: The Seyfarth Shaw Manual (2017–2020)
- Co-Author, “Fair Credit Reporting Act: Due Diligence Considerations for Health Care Organization Mergers and Acquisitions,” The Journal: The Special Healthcare Edition, ACG Chicago (July 5, 2016)
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Colleen represents clients in the areas of commercial finance, mergers and acquisitions and general corporate law.
More About Colleen
Utilizing process standardization, technology and project management tools, Colleen and her team provide legal support to clients ranging from specialty lenders to multinational corporations with high volumes of transactional, commercial and technology contract work streams.
Colleen actively counsels and represents lenders in various types of commercial finance transactions, such as asset-based, receivables-based, and cash flow loan transactions, syndications, loan acquisitions, participations and workouts of credit facilities, with a specific focus on the health care industry. In addition, Colleen has served as borrower and guarantor counsel for health care, educational, and cultural institutions in connection with numerous tax-exempt financings. Colleen also acts as outside counsel to businesses across a broad range of industries, including not-for-profits, and has advised clients on acquisitions of distressed businesses, commercial transactions and compliance.
Colleen is the vice chair of the Chicago Corporate department and a member of firm’s the Lawyer Development Committee.
Prior to entering private practice, Colleen served as the law clerk to the Honorable Susan V. Kelley of the United States Bankruptcy Court for the Eastern District of Wisconsin.
Colleen actively counsels and represents lenders in various types of commercial finance transactions, such as asset-based, receivables-based, and cash flow loan transactions, syndications, loan acquisitions, participations and workouts of credit facilities, with a specific focus on the health care industry. In addition, Colleen has served as borrower and guarantor counsel for health care, educational, and cultural institutions in connection with numerous tax-exempt financings. Colleen also acts as outside counsel to businesses across a broad range of industries, including not-for-profits, and has advised clients on acquisitions of distressed businesses, commercial transactions and compliance.
Colleen is the vice chair of the Chicago Corporate department and a member of firm’s the Lawyer Development Committee.
Prior to entering private practice, Colleen served as the law clerk to the Honorable Susan V. Kelley of the United States Bankruptcy Court for the Eastern District of Wisconsin.
- JD, Michigan State University College of Law
Michigan State Law Review, notes editor
- BS, University of Wisconsin - Madison
- Illinois
- Wisconsin
- US Court of Appeals, Seventh Circuit
- US District Court, Eastern District of Wisconsin
- US District Court, Western District of Wisconsin
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- Board of Directors, Michigan State University College of Law - Alumni Association
- Contributor, Illinois Corporate Practice and Forms: The Seyfarth Shaw Manual (2017–2020)
- Co-Author, “Fair Credit Reporting Act: Due Diligence Considerations for Health Care Organization Mergers and Acquisitions,” The Journal: The Special Healthcare Edition, ACG Chicago (July 5, 2016)
- Co-Author, “Board Committees in Private Companies,” Acquisition for Corporate Growth Chicago (May 1, 2012)
- Assistant Editor and co-author of chapter on "Chapter 11 Cases," Ginsberg & Martin on Bankruptcy, Fifth Edition (2008)
- "Top Ten Common Corporate Issues for Background Screening Companies," Webinar, presented by NAPBS (May 24, 2017)
- “Leveraging Agile Project Management to Drive Efficiencies in M&A Transactions,” Webinar, presented by Seyfarth Shaw LLP (June 2, 2015)