Bio

Jamie Brodsky is a Member of Stoll Keenon Ogden’s Louisville and Lexington offices. He serves on the firm’s Board of Directors and chairs the firm’s Corporate Finance and lending practice and co-chairs the firm’s Business Services practice. Jamie is also active in the firm’s Real Estate, Mergers and acquisitions, Bankruptcy and Financial Restructuring, and Equine practices. For his many legal accomplishments, Jamie is currently recognized as the Lawyer of the Year in Banking and Finance by The Best Lawyers in America® and is also recognized as a top lawyer in his space by ChambersUSA and Kentucky Super Lawyer. In 2017, he became the first practicing attorney to be recognized with a Best in Finance award by Business First of Louisville. Jamie regularly represents national banks, large regional banks, small community banks, and strategic and financial investors in connection with complex secured and unsecured credit facilities and structuring out-of-court workouts. In addition, his practice focuses on advising middle-market, emerging growth, and development-stage companies on a variety of corporate and financial transactions, including venture capital financings, private placements of equity and debt securities, mergers and acquisitions, and joint ventures. He is experienced in a wide range of general corporate issues, including executive employment agreements, stock incentive plans, various commercial contracts, and partnership agreements. Jamie’s experience also includes advising clients in connection with federal and state securities law reporting and compliance. Jamie also serves as “outside” general counsel to a number of corporations, limited liability companies, and other entities in a wide variety of industries and businesses, including energy, entertainment, equine, e-commerce, manufacturing, and retail. He serves as outside counsel to the Kentucky Economic Development Finance Authority which provides financial support to companies throughout Kentucky by offering an array of financial assistance and tax credit programs. In addition, Jamie is actively involved in the venture capital community in Kentucky and represents Commonwealth Seed Capital and Kentucky Science and Technology Corporation, organizations that make debt or equity investments in early-stage Kentucky business entities to facilitate the commercialization of innovative ideas and technologies.