Monday, 7 January 2013

[AUSTIN, TX]— HAY COMPERE, PLLC is pleased to announce that partner J. Bradley Compere has been elected as a Fellow in the Texas Bar Foundation.

Texas Bar Foundation Fellows are selected based on an outstanding record of professional achievements and commitment to support in the community at large. Less than 1 percent of all Texas attorneys are nominated each year.

One of the founders, and managing member of the legal department, of Hay Compere, PLLC, Compere focuses on commercial real estate, residential real estate, real estate finance, construction, business, oil & gas and commercial litigation. Among his many civic activities, he was named Man of the Year by the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society of Central Texas in 2009, and currently serves as the chairman of the board for the organization. He was also selected to be a member of the prestigious Seton 50, whose members are charged with the promotion of greater healthcare opportunities in Austin.

Compere joins fellow Hay Compere partners Karin Crump and David Courreges who were previously named Texas Bar Foundation Fellows.

The Texas Bar Foundation, the largest charitably funded bar foundation in the country, provides funding to enhance the rule of law and the system of justice in Texas. The group focuses on programs related to the administration of justice, legal ethics, pro bono legal assistance and public education.

With its principal office located in downtown Austin, and offices located in Lakeway, San Angelo, and South Padre Island, Hay Compere PLLC has truly become a Texas law firm. Founded in 2010 by Compere Hay and John A. Hay III, the Firm to have been honored by the Austin Young Chamber of Commerce as Austin’s “Favorite Professional Services Company” for 2012. Hay Compere serves as a real estate title closing office for Independence Title Company, and offers a full range of legal services and counseling in the areas of business, general litigation, mergers and acquisitions, outside counsel, entity formation, real estate, construction, development, property tax, banking, mortgage lending, mortgage document preparation, title insurance, trademark, copyright, administrative, probate, estate planning, family, energy, legislative affairs, and regulatory compliance.