Experience
Counsel Children's Hospital
Representative transactions include financings for capital improvements to the medical center, the Tower Project, parking garage projects, and other research and development infrastructure.
Provide a Bank Ongoing Counsel
Representative transactions include lease-purchase and installment payment financings involving political subdivisions and non-profit entities.
Provide a Bank Ongoing Counsel
Representative transactions include lease-purchase and installment payment financings involving political subdivisions and non-profit entities.
Provide a Bank Ongoing Counsel
Representative transactions include lease-purchase and installment payment financings involving political subdivisions and non-profit entities.
Provide a Bank Ongoing Counsel
Representative transactions include lease-purchase and installment payment financings involving political subdivisions and non-profit entities.
Provide Ongoing Counsel for School District
Representative transactions include financings for Oak Hills High School, the district’s middle schools and elementary schools, and tax levy and economic development matters.
Provide Ongoing Counsel to School District
Representative transactions include financings for Colerain High School and Northwest High School, the district’s middle schools and elementary schools, and tax levy and economic development matters.
Provide Ongoing Counsel to School District
Representative transactions include financings for Winton Woods High School as well as the district’s middle school, intermediate school, elementary and primary schools, and tax levy matters.
Represent Career Campuses
Representative transactions include financings for the benefit of the Great Oak Career Campuses, as well as tax levy matters.
Represent Lifestyle Community and Senior Living Services
Representative transactions include financings for Twin Towers and Twin Lakes, including financings for Manor Homes, villa homes, apartment homes, and memory care facilities.
Represent Municipality through Multiple Transactions
Representative transactions include financings for The Banks Project, Stadia financings, General County Infrastructure, Sewer Infrastructure, Special Assessment Projects, and Economic Development.
Represent Municipality through Multiple Transactions
Representative transactions include financings for General County Infrastructure, Water and Sewer financings, Special Assessment Projects, and Economic Development.
Represent Port Authority through Multiple Transactions
Representative transactions include financings for non-profit entities, PACE financing, and economic development.
Represent School District
Representative transactions include financings for the high school, the middle school, and the elementary schools, as well as tax levy and economic development matters.
Bond Counsel to Kentucky's Gateway
As gateway to the Horse Capital of the World, Lexington’s Blue Grass Airport is the primary air transportation provider for central Kentucky. The facility supports commercial flights, private aviation, cargo and, of course, horse transportation. Committed to a quality traveler experience, the airport continually updates amenities and facilities to provide passengers with the most modern and convenient services possible.
For nearly a decade, Dinsmore has served as the airport’s bond counsel, helping them secure low interest financing for growth and improvements such as runways, hangars, parking facilities, baggage belt system, car rental maintenance facility and more.
“Dinsmore works extremely well with our financial analyst and underwriter and is now helping us with compliance/reporting issues,” said Don Sever, Director of Finance and Administration for the airport. “I really have nothing but good things to say about Dinsmore.”
The airport, which is a catalyst for economic growth in the region, is owned and operated by the Lexington-Fayette Urban County Airport Board and celebrated its 70 year anniversary in 2016. Since 1946, the airport has grown to serving over 1.2 million passengers annually.
“I have full confidence in the firm,” Sever said. “They are technically sound and provide great customer service.”
United by a passion for customer service, Dinsmore looks forward to the opportunity for a continued relationship with Blue Grass Airport as they grow and service passengers from all over the world.
Understand Every Side of the Deal
For more than a decade, Dinsmore has counseled Colorado State Bank and Trust in public finance transactions. When the bank is considering a new deal, they rely on Dinsmore to help identify and minimize potential risks.
“They work to understand the transaction, including all the business points,” said Senior Vice President Kristen Sundin. “(Dinsmore) also works to understand their clients and our needs and viewpoints.”
Sundin said her company maintains their working relationship with Dinsmore because the firm’s attorneys examine business deals from multiple sides. Counsel never tells Sundin to do business a certain way without explanation. Instead, Dinsmore’s attorneys provide background and context on how similar deals have progressed and then discuss whether or not the bank wants to proceed a similar way.
“They’re down to earth, they are easy to communicate with and help facilitate the back-and-forth process of documentation in an efficient manner,” Sundin said.
$1,280,000 Louisville/Jefferson County Metro Government Adjustable Rate Demand Industrial Building Revenue Bonds
$1,503,460,000 Railsplitter Tobacco Settlement Authority, Tobacco Settlement Revenue Bonds, Series 2010
$10,000,000 Hillsboro City School District, Highland County, Ohio
$10,000,000 Variable Rate Demand Conduit Multifamily Mortgage Revenue Bonds
$10,765,000 Colorado Educational and Cultural Facilities Authority Variable Rate Demand Revenue Bonds (Museum of Contemporary Art/Denver Project) Series 2007
$100,000,000 County of Franklin (Nationwide Children’s Hospital Project)
$100,000,000 State of Ohio Revitalization Project Bond Anticipation Notes, Series 2012A
$101,900,000 City of Kalamazoo Hospital Finance Authority (Bronson Healthcare Group Inc.)
$107,615,000 Kentucky Economic Development Finance Authority, Medical Center Revenue Bonds, Series 2010
$11,000,000 Kentucky Housing Corporation Conduit Multifamily Mortgage Revenue Bonds
$11,500,000 County Of Jefferson, Kentucky Residential Mortgage Revenue Bonds
$114,260,000 City of Kalamazoo Hospital Finance Authority (Bronson Methodist Hospital)
$12,000,000 Colorado Health Facilities Authority Revenue Bonds
$12,000,000 Illinois Finance Authority Variable Rate Demand Multifamily Housing Revenue Bonds
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