Auction Ends: Jun 10, 2005 11:00 PM EDT

Legal

David Hooker - Managing Partner, Thompson Hine

Item Number: 43

Estimated Value: Priceless
Sold: 75 USD to Secretthe

Number of Bids: 2 - Bid History

Item Description

(David Hooker is donating one hour of his time to the winning bidder.)

Professional Experience
David is the firm's Managing Partner. He previously served as Chair of the Litigation area where he has practiced since joining the firm following his law school graduation. David specializes in complex business litigation. He has experience in securities litigation, cases about corporate and partnership control, breach of contract actions, and construction disputes. He also has defended public accountants and consultants in malpractice claims.

Education Denison University; B.A.; 1972; with highest honors; Phi Beta Kappa
Stanford Law School; J.D.; 1975; Stanford Law Review

Professional Associations
American Bar Association · Litigation Section; Business Law Section; Forum on Construction Industry
Ohio State Bar Association Litigation Section
Cleveland Bar Association

Professional Activities
American College of Trial Lawyers Fellow
Denison University Trustee, 1992-1998; 1999-Present;President, Society of Alumni, 1985-1986
Cleveland Initiative for Education · Trustee, 1999 to Present; Chairman, 2001-Present
Cleveland Municipal School District Facilities Assessment Commission, 2000-2001
Cleveland Municipal School District Bond Accountability Commission - Co-chair Audit and Finance Subcommittee, 2001-Present
Cleveland Tomorrow · Trustee
Greater Cleveland Roundtable · Trustee
Greater Cleveland Growth Association · Director, 1999-Present
MetroHealth Foundation · Trustee, 1998-Present
National Conference For Community and Justice · Trustee, 1993-Present; Chair, 1996-1998
Cleveland Bar Association · Chair, Juvenile Justice Committee, 1995-1997; Trustee, 1989-1992
Judge Anthony J. Celebrezze Inn of Court · Master Bencher
Case Western Reserve University School of Law · Member Visiting Committee; Society of Benchers
Eighth District Judicial Conference · Life Member
Leadership Cleveland · Class of 1995
National Institute for Trial Advocacy · Trial Skills, Advanced Deposition Skills and Deposition Skills Workshops · Faculty Member
Ohio State Bar Foundation · Fellow

Publications
Co-Author; · Architect-Engineer Liability Under Ohio Law, Cambridge Institute, 1988, 1989

Item Special Note

(David Hooker is donating one hour of his time to the winning bidder.)

We accept Mastercard and Visa(not American Express) payments and cash payments. All money is due by Friday, June 17.

The executives will meet with the winning bidders at a time convenient to both parties, on or before December 1, 2005.

Donated By:

Hooker, David

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