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Mr. Black is co-Chair of the Corporate & Securities Group at Thomas & Libowitz, P.A. He oversees a practice area that includes shareholders and associates engaged in the full range of issues generated in the representation of companies both private and public. He has over 20 years of experience in the areas of mergers and acquisitions, business formations, private placement offerings, franchise regulation and registration, and the arbitration of broker/dealer and customer complaints.Mr. Black participated in representing a large media group owner in consolidating its internal ownership, implementing a national acquisition program, initiating and completing initial public offerings. He continues to represent this company and its subsidiaries in acquisitions and dispositions, as well as corporate governance and officers and directors securities law compliance. Mr. Black recently completed several successful private placements under Regulation D and assisted a client in structuring and launching the nationwide sale of franchises. While in law school, he was the Franchise Administrator for the State of Maryland charged with reviewing and clearing franchise registration filings for the Maryland Securities Division. After graduation from the University of Baltimore, School of Law, Mr. Black was appointed an Assistant Attorney General in the Maryland Securities Division where he participated in a broad range of regulatory and enforcement matters arising under the Maryland Securities Act, the Maryland Franchise Registration and Disclosure Law, and the Maryland Business Opportunity Sales Act. Contact Info:Direct: 443-927-2104Email: [email protected] Click here to visit website
Sandra Thomas
I engaged Clint Black and his team at Thomas & Libowitz to handle the formation of a new LLC and draft our initial operating agreement. Mr. Black's background as co-Chair of the Corporate & Securities Group was evident; the legal documents were thorough and professionally prepared, covering the necessary contingencies for our shareholder structure. His knowledge of Maryland corporate law is solid. However, the experience was somewhat mixed. While the final work product was competent, there were noticeable delays in email responses, sometimes taking several business days for a reply on time-sensitive questions. This created some frustration during the negotiation phase with our other founding members. The billing was as expected, but the process felt less collaborative than I had hoped. For straightforward corporate matters, he gets the job done, but you may need to manage expectations regarding communication timelines and proactive updates.
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