Biography

Ross Taylor is a member of the firm’s Commercial Finance & Reorganization Group. His practice is focused on secured and unsecured commercial lending, equipment leasing, real estate financing, and structured finance transactions. Ross has represented banks, insurance companies, leasing companies and corporate borrowers in a variety of financing transactions, including leveraged, single-investor and synthetic leases of aircraft, rolling stock, vessels and other equipment, manufacturing and cogeneration facilities; single bank and syndicated credit facilities, including participations; airport infrastructure financings; project finance; private placements; and residual value support. Ross also counsels clients with respect to loan and lease restructurings and workouts. 

Ross is admitted to practice law in Colorado, Illinois, and Florida; he is not licensed in Ohio.

Professional and Community Involvement

American College of Investment Counsel, Fellow

News & Resources

Other Publications

Leveraged Leasing from a Lender's Viewpoint, a Chapter included in the PLI Treatise Equipment Leasing – Leveraged Leasing (Co-Author).

Security Interests: Aircraft, Vessels and Rolling Stock, Practice Note maintained by Practical Law Company.

Admissions

  • Illinois
  • Colorado
  • Florida

Education

J.D., University of Virginia School of Law, 1988, Virginia Tax Review, Articles Editor

B.S., Northern Illinois University, 1985, with University Honors

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