Jordan Hodge is an associate in the Private Funds and Real Estate practices at King & Spalding, and focuses on formation, organization and operation of various types of domestic and offshore investment funds. Jordan’s practice also includes other aspects of commercial real estate transactions, including development, construction, joint venture negotiation, acquisitions and dispositions and financing and refinancing. Jordan advises clients on the structuring and formation of fund sponsors, including related co-investment and carried interest vehicles, and provides counsel on compliance matters under the Investment Company Act of 1940 and the Investment Advisers Act of 1940. Jordan also has experience with mergers and acquisitions, strategic investments and secondary transactions.

In law school, Ms. Hodge served as the Executive Managing Editor of the North Carolina Law Review and the Director of Operations of the Transactional and Corporate Law Association. She received the Bane Student Writing Award for her work titled Conflating Scienter with Knowledge of Personal Benefit: The Unintended Consequences of Salman v. United States.