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By Brooks Igo
(April 5) – Munsch Hardt Kopf & Harr has recruited corporate finance expert Matthew DeArman to join its Dallas office as a shareholder, the firm recently announced.
DeArman was a newly-minted partner at Norton Rose Fulbright prior to lateraling over. He says he had given considerable thought to how he could best grow his practice and “blaze” his own path, especially after his former firm started focusing more on project finance after its recent combination with Chadbourne.
“Munsch Hardt has a strong restructuring group and growing corporate finance group,” he said. “My practice really works for what Munsch Hardt is doing.”
DeArman advises agents and lenders, as well as public and private corporate borrowers in complex financial transactions. He notes he has focused on doing more workout and restructuring work in recent years, which now accounts for about 50 percent of his practice.
At Norton Rose Fulbright, DeArman represented big institutional lenders such as J.P. Morgan and Bank of America. He has also handled matters for Texas Capital Bank.
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