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Keith Kollmeyer

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Keith focuses his practice on advising financial institutions in complex litigation and regulatory matters involving structured financial products and consumer financial products, with a particular emphasis on matters involving asset-backed securities (ABS). He provides guidance on risk and documentation issues involving financial products and litigates related disputes, including high-stakes cases in state and federal courts in New York and Delaware.

In his practice, Keith regularly counsels corporate trustees, securities administrators, paying agents, servicers, and other parties. He has provided advice on numerous first-of-their-kind issues affecting the ABS industry and is consistently called upon in unique and challenging circumstances. His capabilities and experience span all product types, including securities backed by residential mortgage loans, whole business assets, private student loans, and other assets. His matters typically involve investors, deal parties, and financial regulators, and he has experience advising on cross-border issues. He has handled all phases of litigation from trial through appeal.

In addition to his financial products practice, Keith has an active pro bono practice that has included immigration removal matters involving unaccompanied minors.

Prior to joining Mintz, Keith was a partner at a global law firm, where he built a significant practice focused on financial institutions. At the beginning of his legal career, Keith served as a law clerk to the justices of the New Hampshire Supreme Court.

While earning his JD, Keith served as the editor of the Boston University Law Review. In law school, Keith was an Edward F. Hennessey Distinguished Scholar and a Paul J. Liacos Distinguished Scholar.

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Much ink has been spilled about ESG laws and regulations targeted at the investment of public funds, and rightfully so.  Yet, there has been little discussion of novel requirements imposed on banks that simply hold state or local funds as depository institutions.

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Banks and financial institutions beware: an increased focus on so-called “junk fees” has litigants and regulators alike taking aim at checking account and deposit fees.  Although recent political focus on “junk fees” has been aimed more squarely at the entertainment, travel, and other related industries, bank fees are in the crosshairs and the landscape is rapidly changing.  Banks and financial institutions ought to heed recent developments and take renewed steps to review account agreements and current practices to minimize risk in the collection of routine fees.

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In an Article 77 trust instruction proceeding, the Commercial Division of the Supreme Court of the State of New York recently issued a ruling safeguarding privileged communications between a corporate trustee and securities administrator (the “trustee”) and its counsel where the trustee is seeking a finding of good faith.  The development suggests that trustees and other parties may seek findings of good faith in Article 77 proceedings without losing privilege protections, so long as certain criteria are met.

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Mintz is pleased to announce that 31 attorneys have been named Massachusetts Super Lawyers and 35 attorneys have been named Massachusetts Rising Stars for 2024.

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Mintz proudly announced the election of 13 attorneys to Members and the addition of a record-setting 22 new lateral Members in 2023, with 11 Partners in the newly opened Toronto office. This diverse group strengthens Mintz’s core areas, spanning Commercial and IP Litigation, Life Sciences, Tech, Private Equity, and Energy & Sustainability. The elevated Members and new lateral additions bring invaluable expertise to help clients navigate complex legal landscapes. 

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Mintz is pleased to announce that 32 attorneys have been named Massachusetts Super Lawyers and 27 attorneys have been named Massachusetts Rising Stars for 2023.

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Financial Services Co-chair Pete Michaels, Member Keith Kollmeyer, and Associate Alyssa Scruggs co-authored the Massachusetts Banking Brief for Law360.

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Members Keith Kollmeyer and Jacob Hupart and Associate Ellen Shapiro co-authored an article published by Law360 analyzing the implications of ESG mandates for banks.

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BOSTON – Mintz  has hired Keith Kollmeyer, who has spent his career counseling some of the Nation’s largest financial institutions in litigation and advisory matters related to asset-backed securities (ABS) and other complex financial products.

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Recognition & Awards

  • Massachusetts Super Lawyers: Rising Star - Business Litigation (2023-2024)

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