Clinton W. Randolph Counsel

Clint’s practice focuses on representing sponsors, buyers, sellers, developers, issuers, borrowers, lenders, debt and equity investors and other parties in the structuring and financing of energy, energy efficiency, economic development, transportation and social infrastructure projects. His well-rounded experience includes representing foreign and domestic small and large cap corporations, banks and other institutional lenders, credit and liquidity facility providers, hedge providers, investment banks, governmental issuers, trustees and nonprofit organizations in a broad range of public and private financings and related commercial transactions.

Clint has significant experience in publicly offered and privately placed conventional, tax-exempt and other tax-advantaged financings involving a broad range of asset classes and credit profiles, including new markets, production, investment tax credits and jobs incentive financings, project and real estate-based revenue bond financings, manufacturing facilities, airport facilities and education, healthcare and other nonprofit facilities. He also has commercial lending experience representing a variety of regional and international banks and other institutional lenders in credit transactions across the country.

Clint also devotes a considerable portion of his practice to counseling institutional lending, investment bank, governmental and corporate clients in a variety of federal securities matters, tax matters and other regulatory compliance matters.

While earning his law degree from the University of Maryland Francis King Carey School of Law, Clint was a recipient of The Public Service Award in 2007. Prior to his legal career, he was an arbitrage rebate and post-issuance compliance consultant at Ernst & Young LLP.