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Sean Kelly

Sean focuses on banking and finance law. After working as a Certified Public Accountant, Sean transitioned to law in order to advise business clients in a more dynamic setting. His background in accounting gives him a distinct perspective on the tax implications of transactions and business decisions, offering clients insight into potential adverse tax consequences.

Sean was drawn to financial law thanks to his CPA experience and a heavy transactional course load in law school. As a summer associate at the firm, he worked primarily with the Banking & Finance team, drafting and reviewing financing documents. Today, he partners with clients, assisting businesses in obtaining financing and proactively structuring their operations to avoid future tax complications.

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