Caroline Keegan
Caroline Keegan is an associate in the Firm’s corporate department. Ms. Keegan has broad transactional corporate and real estate experience including the acquisition and disposition of a variety of business assets through asset and equity purchase transactions, and business and non-profit entity formation, maintenance, conversion and dissolution. Ms. Keegan regularly prepares for clients operating agreements and other related limited liability company, limited partnership, non-profit and corporate organizational documents. Ms. Keegan has represented art professionals in connection with lending, consigning, exhibiting, and sales of art.
Prior to joining Kurzman Eisenberg Corbin & Lever, LLP, Ms. Keegan’s work experience includes the Brooklyn Museum, the Calder Foundation, and Volunteer Lawyers for the Arts.
Education
- Fordham University School of Law, J.D.
- The Art & Law Program, Fellowship
- Florida State University, B.A., History and Criticism of Art, magna cum laude
Admissions
- New York
Memberships
- Westchester County Bar Association
- New York State Bar Association
- Entertainment Art and Sports Law Section
- New York City Bar Association
- Art Law Committee New York City Bar Association
- Member of subcommittees in which Ms. Keegan assisted in developing Senate Bill S1974 relating to the authenticity, attribution and authorship of fine works of art.
Publications
- A Guide to Clearing Rights for the Performing Artist (The Actors Fund, Research Center for Arts and Culture, Spring 2019)
- A Case for Law as an Artistic Medium (New York State Bar Association's Entertainment, Art, and Sports Law Journal, Vol. 29, Spring 2018)
- Numerous article contributions to Art Law news site, CLANCCO.com