Business Law and Commercial Litigation Law are the focus of Grant Keating. During his career, he has successfully represented a wide variety of business clients at trials, appeals and alternative dispute resolution. Grant has extensive experience in the following areas of law: director and officer liability, minority shareholder rights, breach of contract, commercial lease disputes, banking, construction disputes, creditor’s rights, e-commerce, employment disputes, environmental litigation, mechanic’s liens, property rights, professional negligence, receivers, stock fraud, defamation, foreclosure, international discovery assistance, commercial loan workouts, the Uniform Commercial Code, the Telephone Consumer Protection Act of 1991, and Ohio’s Consumer Sales Practices Act.

Grant Keating joined Dworken & Bernstein in 2007 and primarily practices in the firm’s business and commercial litigation department. His undergraduate education was completed in 2001 at Ithaca College where he received a Bachelor of the Arts degree in Psychology, and co-authored and presented studies on juror member decision-making to the American Psychological Association.