Brandon DeLano
Associate- J.D., University of Tulsa College of Law
with Highest Honors
Tulsa County Bar Association Energy and Mineral Law Award
Associate Editor, Tulsa Law Review - B.A., Miami University
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Brandon DeLano is an associate in DLA Piper’s Finance practice and is based in Houston. He regularly represents public and private borrowers, private equity sponsors, commercial lenders, and other financial institutions across a wide range of sectors, including financial services, energy, manufacturing, real estate, technology, transportation, music, sports and entertainment.
Brandon’s practice spans a broad spectrum of financial instruments and transactions, including first and second lien credit facilities, subscription facilities, middle market and large cap financings, cross-border and domestic acquisition financings, complex debt restructurings, as well as a host of other lending transactions.
Brandon thrives in the fast-paced nature of his work, consistently driving deals to completion and achieving outstanding results. His versatility across different markets, industries, and credit structures makes him a trusted partner. Known for his efficiency, analytical skills, and collaborative approach, clients appreciate Brandon's agile mindset, keen attention to detail and exceptional service.
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