Geoffrey G. Leder

Geoff Leder's practice includes representing a variety of corporate, individual and non-profit clients in all aspects of the development, disposition, acquisition, leasing, finance and construction of commercial real estate. Geoff has assisted clients with the development of residential, retail, commercial, and mixed-use properties and has helped attract and utilize various economic development incentives for those projects. In addition, Geoff has significant experience advising clients in the structuring, negotiating and closing of tax credit financing transactions, especially federal and state new markets tax credit, historic tax credit, transformational mixed-use credit, and opportunity zone financing. His practice also involves representing lenders, other lien holders and receivers in various foreclosure related matters, and other creditors' rights and distressed assets issues.  

Geoff is a member of the Board of Directors at Keating Muething & Klekamp and also serves on the firm’s Associate's Committee.

"The Feres Doctrine, Negligent Prenatal Care, and Injuries to the Children of Pregnant Military Servicewomen: Brown v. United States," University of Cincinnati Law Review, Spring 2008