About Randolph
With more than 25 years of experience, Randy’s practice has focused on serving as bond counsel for municipal clients in general obligation and revenue bonds, special taxing district bonds, utility revenue bonds, tax increment financing (TIF) and economic development bonds. He also has served as bond counsel in conduit financing for healthcare, educational institutions, senior living and multifamily housing projects. Moreover, Randy has served as underwriter’s counsel and trustee’s counsel in similar transactions.In addition, Randy represents public and private clients in economic development matters, including public-private partnership (P3) projects and real estate and zoning issues. Randy has counseled public school corporations and municipalities on a variety of matters, including contracting and open door issues and public records requests. Randy also advises nonprofit clients in financing, tax-exempt and corporate governance matters.Randy is committed to bringing value to every matter in which he is involved. Not only does Randy seek to address the technical issues in complex deals, but also he strives to provide the critical guidance needed to keep the transaction on track and progressing toward a successful closing. Randy is known for protecting client interests and conserving their resources by executing deals as efficiently as possible.
With more than 25 years of experience, Randy’s practice has focused on serving as bond counsel for municipal clients in general obligation and revenue bonds, special taxing district bonds, utility revenue bonds, tax increment financing (TIF) and economic development bonds. He also has served as bond counsel in conduit financing for healthcare, educational institutions, senior living and multifamily housing projects. Moreover, Randy has served as underwriter’s counsel and trustee’s counsel in similar transactions.In addition, Randy represents public and private clients in economic development matters, including public-private partnership (P3) projects and real estate and zoning issues. Randy has counseled public school corporations and municipalities on a variety of matters, including contracting and open door issues and public records requests. Randy also advises nonprofit clients in financing, tax-exempt and corporate governance matters.Randy is committed to bringing value to every matter in which he is involved. Not only does Randy seek to address the technical issues in complex deals, but also he strives to provide the critical guidance needed to keep the transaction on track and progressing toward a successful closing. Randy is known for protecting client interests and conserving their resources by executing deals as efficiently as possible.
With more than 25 years of experience, Randy’s practice has focused on serving as bond counsel for municipal clients in general obligation and revenue bonds, special taxing district bonds, utility revenue bonds, tax increment financing (TIF) and economic development bonds. He also has served as bond counsel in conduit financing for healthcare, educational institutions, senior living and multifamily housing projects. Moreover, Randy has served as underwriter’s counsel and trustee’s counsel in similar transactions.
In addition, Randy represents public and private clients in economic development matters, including public-private partnership (P3) projects and real estate and zoning issues. Randy has counseled public school corporations and municipalities on a variety of matters, including contracting and open door issues and public records requests. Randy also advises nonprofit clients in financing, tax-exempt and corporate governance matters.Randy is committed to bringing value to every matter in which he is involved. Not only does Randy seek to address the technical issues in complex deals, but also he strives to provide the critical guidance needed to keep the transaction on track and progressing toward a successful closing. Randy is known for protecting client interests and conserving their resources by executing deals as efficiently as possible.
With more than 25 years of experience, Randy’s practice has focused on serving as bond counsel for municipal clients in general obligation and revenue bonds, special taxing district bonds, utility revenue bonds, tax increment financing (TIF) and economic development bonds. He also has served as bond counsel in conduit financing for healthcare, educational institutions, senior living and multifamily housing projects. Moreover, Randy has served as underwriter’s counsel and trustee’s counsel in similar transactions.In addition, Randy represents public and private clients in economic development matters, including public-private partnership (P3) projects and real estate and zoning issues. Randy has counseled public school corporations and municipalities on a variety of matters, including contracting and open door issues and public records requests. Randy also advises nonprofit clients in financing, tax-exempt and corporate governance matters.Randy is committed to bringing value to every matter in which he is involved. Not only does Randy seek to address the technical issues in complex deals, but also he strives to provide the critical guidance needed to keep the transaction on track and progressing toward a successful closing. Randy is known for protecting client interests and conserving their resources by executing deals as efficiently as possible.
With more than 25 years of experience, Randy’s practice has focused on serving as bond counsel for municipal clients in general obligation and revenue bonds, special taxing district bonds, utility revenue bonds, tax increment financing (TIF) and economic development bonds. He also has served as bond counsel in conduit financing for healthcare, educational institutions, senior living and multifamily housing projects. Moreover, Randy has served as underwriter’s counsel and trustee’s counsel in similar transactions.
In addition, Randy represents public and private clients in economic development matters, including public-private partnership (P3) projects and real estate and zoning issues. Randy has counseled public school corporations and municipalities on a variety of matters, including contracting and open door issues and public records requests. Randy also advises nonprofit clients in financing, tax-exempt and corporate governance matters.Randy is committed to bringing value to every matter in which he is involved. Not only does Randy seek to address the technical issues in complex deals, but also he strives to provide the critical guidance needed to keep the transaction on track and progressing toward a successful closing. Randy is known for protecting client interests and conserving their resources by executing deals as efficiently as possible.
