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Thompson Coburn LLP issued the following announcement on May 4.
Thompson Coburn is pleased to announce that corporate and securities attorney Susan Fisher has joined the Firm as a partner in our Dallas office. Susan was previously an attorney with Thompson & Knight.
Susan is a versatile corporate attorney who represents public and private companies, portfolio companies, private equity funds, and individual and institutional investors in mergers and acquisitions, complex financings and other strategic commercial transactions. For clients in a variety of industries, including oil and gas, renewable energy, health care and manufacturing, Susan has led work on domestic and foreign-based deals exceeding $1 billion.
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Michael Boyd Appointed As USAA Real Esate General Counsel
Joined by Rachel Donnelly to Reinforce Depth of Legal Team
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SAN ANTONIO, March 9, 2021 /PRNewswire/ USAA Real Estate is pleased to announce the appointment of Michael Boyd as its new General Counsel, culminating a 30-year relationship with the company and its affiliates, which Mr. Boyd represented in his previous role as partner at Hunton Andrews Kurth LLP. Mr. Boyd s 32-year tenure with HAK included his most recent assignment as partner in charge of the Real Estate Practice Group in HAK s Houston office.
Pro Bono Programs Stephen Rispoli’s Statement on Proposed Rule 6.05 I write to encourage you to vote to adopt Proposed Rule 6.05 of the Texas Disciplinary Rules of Professional Conduct. As you know, our current Texas conflicts rule requires that each lawyer ensure that there is not a conflict with a potential client before meeting with the potential client to learn about the situation and give advice and counsel. However, this sound rule does have an unintended consequence. The rule poses a particular hardship for law school clinics and
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