Michael Seay, a member of Clark & Seay, P.L.L.C, is a practicing attorney with more than 29 years of experience in a wide and varied legal practice. His practice now consists primarily of real estate, corporate and business transactions, and mediation.
Education and Professional Experience:
B.A. in Social Sciences from Southern Methodist University, 1973.
J.D.
from Southern Methodist University Law
School, 1976.
Board
Certified in Commercial Real Estate by the Texas Board of Legal Specialization,
1984,
re-certified every five years thereafter.
Qualified
as a Mediator under the Texas ADR Act in April 1990.
Real
Estate and Business Experience:
Acquisitions, sales, financing, subdividing, construction, leasing and management of commercial and residential properties.
Representation of land investors in planning and subdividing properties for sale to developers.
Representation of buyers, sellers, lenders, developers, landlords, tenants, brokers and property managers.
Organizing and on-going representation of general partnerships, limited partnerships, LLCs and corporations.
Representation of both borrowers and lenders in loan transactions, loan renewals, extensions, workouts and foreclosures, and bankruptcy reorganization.
Director and Counsel to community association and master-planned subdivision management company.
Mediation Experience and Training:
Mr. Seay has mediated more than 100 cases of all types since 1989, including commercial, real estate, partnership, personal injury and workers' compensation disputes. Training and mediation related memberships include the following:
Dallas County Settlement Week Mediator beginning in 1988
Dallas Bar Association, Mediator Training, April 1990
Dispute Mediation Service of Dallas, Mediator since 1990
Attorney-Mediator Institute, Inc., Advanced Mediator Training, February and July 1991.
CDR Associates (Communication/Decision/Results), Boulder, Colorado; Advanced Mediator Training, April 1994.
Advanced Negotiation, State Bar of Texas, September 1994 (Negotiation Trainer).
Member, Association of Attorney-Mediators, Inc.; President, North Texas Chapter 1993.
Dallas Bar Association, ADR Section Member and ADR Advisory Council, 1994.
Appointed as a Mediator by Federal, Dallas and Collin County Courts since 1990.
Professional
Memberships and Activities:
Member, State Bar of Texas and its Real Estate, Trust and Probate, ADR and Environmental Sections.
Member, Dallas Bar Association and its Real Estate, ADR and Environmental Sections
Association of Attorney-Mediators, Inc. (President, North Texas Chapter AAM,
1993 and Co-Chair of Annual Meeting Committee, 1995).
Member, US-Mexico Bar Association (fna Texas-Mexico Bar Association, an association of attorneys primarily in Texas and Mexico).
Organizer of Dallas Bar Association “Spanish for Lawyers” offering Spanish language instruction for lawyers and paralegals since 1993.
Texas Monthly Super Lawyer List, 2005 for Real Estate and Business Transactions.
Volunteer Activities:
Greenland Hills United Methodist Church, numerous committees and activities including: Chairman of the Building Committee during master planning for major renovation; volunteer on concrete block residential construction projects trips in Cd. Juarez, Mexico; and currently, currently chair of the Green Committee focusing on environmental issues.
Former Director and Vice President for Sanctuaries, Audubon Dallas, primarily organizing and acquiring land for a 250-acre wildlife sanctuary in the Cedar Hill area of Dallas County, Texas, in conjunction with National Audubon Society, Inc.
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