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Attorneys
David M. Loev
David M.
Loev founded the firm in January 2003. Prior thereto, David served as a
partner at Vanderkam & Sanders, a law firm specializing in
corporate/securities matters. Prior thereto, David served as Chief
Financial Officer, Treasurer, Secretary and General Counsel of
PinkMonkey.com, Inc., an Internet publisher of educational study aids.
Prior thereto, David was an associate at Brewer Pritchard, P.C., a law firm
specializing in corporate and securities. David has represented a variety
of public and private small to medium sized companies and has experience
with public and private offerings of securities, mergers and acquisitions,
and federal securities law compliance.
David
received his law degree from Southern Methodist University in 1997 and
received a B.B.A. in accounting from the University
of Texas at Austin in 1992. David was admitted
to the State Bar of Texas in 1997. David is also a Certified Public
Accountant. David is a member of the American Association of
Attorney-Certified Public Accountants and the American Bar
Association. David is a member
of the American Bar Association – Alternative Dispute Resolution
Section, Texas Bar Association – Alternative Dispute Resolution
Section, the Houston Bar Association – Securities Litigation Section,
and a Candidate for Credentialing with the Texas Mediator Credentialing
Association.
David was
elected as a 2005 Super Lawyer and co-authored "Changes to SEC Rules Regarding Shell Companies and the Use
of Form S-8 Registration Statements," which was published in the
January/February 2006 edition of the Journal of Taxation and Regulation of
Financial Institutions.
David co-authored
“New Over-The-Counter Bulletin Board Rules May Mean Three Strikes and
You’re Out to Some Issuers,” published in the Spring
2006, Attorney-CPA Journal.
David was
named a Texas Super Lawyer for both 2005 and 2006.
On
September 8, 2006 David spoke to the Attorney-CPA South Texas Chapter on
the topic of “Small Businesses: Pros and Cons of Being a Publicly
Traded Company and Responsibilities of Officers and Directors of a Publicly
Traded Company."
On January
11, 2007, David spoke at the 2nd Annual PIPEs Summit at the Sonesta Hotel
& Suites in Coconut Grove,
Florida, regarding the
SEC’s new approach to Rule 415(a)(1) Registration Statements.
On January
24, 2009, David spoke at the American Association of Attorney-Certified
Public Accountants' 2009 Southwest Regional Education Conference regarding
“Pros and Cons of Being a Publicly Traded Company and
Responsibilities of Officers & Directors of a Publicly Traded
Company.”
October 2009 -
David M. Loev, completes Manousso Mediation & Alternative Dispute
Resolution Services - Mediation Training Program. The Loev Law Firm, PC, now offering
Mediation Services (Click Here For More
Information).
John
S. Gillies
In July
2004, the firm added John S. Gillies as an Associate. John graduated from
South Texas College of Law in May 2004. Before attending South Texas, John
received his B.A. in Economics from the University
of Vermont, in Burlington Vermont
in May 2001. John was admitted to the State Bar of Texas in 2004.
John
co-authored "Changes to SEC
Rules Regarding Shell Companies and the Use of Form S-8 Registration
Statements," which was published in the January/February 2006 edition
of the Journal of Taxation and Regulation of Financial
Institutions.
John co-authored
“New Over-The-Counter Bulletin Board Rules May Mean Three Strikes and
You’re Out to Some Issuers,” published in the Spring
2006, Attorney-CPA Journal.
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