Clark Hill announced today that Jason Kreps has joined its Corporate practice as a Member in the firm’s Pittsburgh office. Kreps’ arrival highlights the continued growth of the firm’s Corporate practice in 2025, with new Members also having joined the firm’s Atlanta, Las Vegas, New York City and Pittsburgh offices since January.
Kreps represents businesses, financial buyers and investors primarily in middle market control buyout transactions.
“Clark Hill has a dynamic corporate practice in Pittsburgh, with an established regional footprint and strong national reach. Having this quality of platform and bench around me is an important factor for the next stage of my career,” Kreps said. “I’m very excited to be joining this group.”
Kreps also supports clients in growth equity transactions, early-stage investments, and general corporate matters. His clients come from a wide variety of industries, including software and SaaS platforms, financial technology, health care, life sciences, industrial services, engineering and manufacturing. He often works with sponsors in private equity investments, multi-generational family companies on exit transactions, and emerging companies in the venture space.
“Jason is a talented addition to, and a great fit within, our growing Corporate practice team,” said Clark Hill’s Corporate Business Unit Director Jarrod Duffy. “His skill set is well suited for our thriving M&A practice and in expanding our client roster of VC and PE firms. We expect to continue to attract outstanding new attorneys like Jason in key geographies where we see growth opportunities.”
Clark Hill’s corporate attorneys advise clients through all phases of their life cycle – planning, formation, growth, and exit, whether through acquisition, merger, or public offering. The firm counsels private and publicly traded clients, including private equity and venture capital firms, across a wide range of industries, such as automotive, building materials, construction, dairy processing, e-commerce, energy services, health care, manufacturing, oil and gas, outsourcing, real estate, and technology.
Kreps earned his law degree from New York Law School and holds a BS in Neuroscience from Allegheny College.
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