Rebekah McCorvey is a member of the Bryan Cave Corporate Finance and Securities team. Ms. McCorvey focuses her practice on mergers and acquisitions, securities transactions, corporate finance, and corporate governance.


Ms. McCorvey earned her J.D. from the University of Georgia, where she served as Class President and as Executive Articles Editor of the Georgia Journal of International & Comparative Law. While at Georgia Law, she was an active participant in the Moot Court program. In her first year, she was a quarterfinalist (“Russell 8”) in the Richard B. Russell Moot Court Competition. She later competed on the Phillip C. Jessup International Law team and the Legal Ethics and Professionalism team, receiving an individual oralist award in each competition. Ms. McCorvey was also chosen as a Pupil of the Joseph Henry Lumpkin Inn of Court.


Ms. McCorvey received Georgia Law’s prestigious William King Meadow Award, presented by the faculty and graduating class annually to the graduate who best exemplifies integrity, responsibility, the high standards of the legal profession, and a keen sense of humor necessary to afford a proper human perspective to the resolution of legal problems. She also received the Larry Blount Award, presented by the Black Law Students Association to the graduate who exemplifies leadership, genuine concern for others, academic excellence, and a spirit of advising others when needed on matters of law and life. Ms. McCorvey also received the National Association of Women Lawyers’ award for outstanding female graduate and was inducted into UGA’s Blue Key Honor Society.


Prior to law school, Ms. McCorvey worked at another large Atlanta law firm in the business immigration practice, focusing on knowledge management and Lean Six Sigma-based business process improvement.