Bradley Arant Boult Cummings, LLP

J. Keith Windle

Partner

Bradley Arant Boult Cummings, LLP
Alabama, U.S.A.

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Keith Windle's primary areas of practice include real estate finance and development, commercial lending, foreclosure law, retail property leasing, and low-income housing investment and development.

While maintaining a general real estate practice, Keith has devoted a substantial portion of his practice to representing banks and financial institutions in connection with the disposition of distressed loans and other assets, including note sales, property sales and foreclosures. He also regularly represents developers, lenders and investors involved in low-income housing tax credit projects and other multi-family housing transactions.

Bar Admissions

Alabama, 1995

Court Admissions

United States District Court, Northern District of Alabama

Education

Cumberland School of Law at Samford University, J.D., 1995, Dean's Scholarship, 1992
University of Alabama, B.S., 1988, Alumni Honors Scholarship, 1988

Areas of Practice

Professional Career

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BuildSmart
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Significant issues can arise during the three phases of the design and construction process. Effective planning, performance and completion are critical to the success of any construction project. So is informed counsel that addresses a variety of business issues, including mergers and...

Tennessee Appellate Review
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A successful appeal depends on counsel’s substantive understanding of appellate rules, procedures, and strategies. The Tennessee Appellate Review blog is a resource for commentary and insights on the latest state and federal appellate news. Join the conversation as we analyze decisions from the...

The Law of Order
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Bradley’s The Law of Order blog serves as a general parliamentary procedure resource, providing information about creation and revision of governing documents (constitutions, bylaws, or rules), application of Robert’s Rules of Order and other procedural authorities in a variety of contexts (such as...

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