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Maury Poscover is a member of the Land Use Development and Financing and Business Practice Groups in the St. Louis, Missouri office of Husch & Eppenberger, LLC. He is a member of the Firm's Management Committee (former Chair 1987-96).
Maury represents commercial financial institutions assisting them in structuring secured, cash-flow and unsecured loans, developing strategies, handling financial restructurings, and providing advice on lender liability avoidance. Maury also provides counsel to numerous middle market companies and several multinational companies, serving their many needs, including mergers, acquisitions and disposition of their businesses.
Maury has been a speaker on commercial financial services issues, transactions, opinion letters, the relationships between inside and outside counsel and the business practice of law. Maury is listed in the 2007 edition of Best Lawyers in America® in the areas of Banking Law; Corporate Law; and Equipment Finance Law. In April 2003, Maury was honored as a Distinguished Alumni by Washington University School of Law. The annual award recognizes alumni for their professional achievements and contributions to the community and legal profession. In 2005 he was honored by the Business Law Section of the American Bar Association with the Chair's Award, recognizing his contributions to the Section.
Practice Areas:
Corporate, Commercial Finance
Education:
J.D., Washington University School of Law (1969); Washington University Law Quarterly (Note Editor and Business Manager).
B.A., Lehigh University (1966).
Admissions:
Missouri (1969).
Legal Associations:
American Bar Association (ABA Board of Governors [1999-2002]; ABA House of Delegates [Member, 1999-Present and Nominating Committee, 2002-2005]; ABA Standing Committee on Membership and Marketing [Chair, 2003-Present]; ABA's Business Law Section (BLS) [Chair, 1997-98]; ABA's BLS, Commercial Financial Services Committee [Chair, 1986-1990]; ABA's BLS Pro Bono Project [Former Co-Chair]; Active in ABA BLS efforts to develop standardization and guidelines for opinion issuing in third party transactions ("Silverado Accord"); The Business Lawyer (BLS journal) [Former Editor-in-Chief]; Business Law Today (BLS magazine) [Former Editor-in-Chief]); The Bar Association of Metropolitan St. Louis (President, 1983-1984); American College of Commercial Finance Lawyers (Elected charter member, former President and former Board of Regents); American Law Institute (Member and Advisor, Restatement of the Law of Agency); American Law Institute/American Bar Association (Board of Directors, 2005-); Commercial Finance Association Education Foundation Board (Member, 1997-present); Lehigh University Alumni Association (Former Regional Vice President); Washington University Law School Alumni Association (Former President); Washington University Law School National Council (Member).
Civic Organizations:
Childhaven (Former President); Jewish Community Relations Council (Former President); Jewish Federation of Saint Louis (Former Member, Board of Directors); Lawyers' Division of the United Way Campaign (Former Chair).
Publications:
Co-author, Chapter 9, "Possessory Liens," 2005 Secured Transactions Desk Set, a MoBar CLE publication;
Co-author, Chapter 53, "Commercial Finance," Successful Partnering Between Inside and Outside Counsel, West Publishing;
Author, Chapter 20, "Lessor's Tort and Lender Liability," Equipment Leasing, Matthew-Bender;
Author, "A Commercially Reasonable Sale Under Article 9: Commercial, Reasonable, and Fair to All Involved," 28 Loyola Law Review, 235, 1994;
Author, Chapter 3, "Article 9," Asset Based Financing-A Transactional Guide, Matthew-Bender;
Avoidance Techniques, periodic column in Lender Liability Law Report;
Editor, "The Business in Trouble-A Workout Without Bankruptcy," 39 Business Lawyer 1041, 1984. |
