Ms. Adesokan focuses her practice on financial institutions including banks and specialty finance firms in the structuring, negotiation and documentation stage of a variety of lending transactions. She has extensive experience advising banks, private equity funds and other financial institutions in documenting credit transactions, as well as counseling financial institutions on commercial and asset-based lending transactions.

Ms. Adesokan previously represented a $250B global credit investment management group in the negotiating and drafting of primary deal agreements including non-disclosure agreements, confidential agreements and non-reliance letters.

Ms. Adesokan earned her law degree from the Thurgood Marshall School of Law, Texas Southern University, and received her undergraduate degree from the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign. While in law school she worked as a research assistant, was the African Cultural Association Vice President, and a federal jurisprudence tutor, and participated on the mock trial team.