Showing posts with label credit unions. Show all posts
Showing posts with label credit unions. Show all posts

Monday, October 20, 2014

LAW Business work

     Many of you have inquired about my availability to do business work and attend corporate, credit union, and homeowner’s association meetings. I do this, and, I am available.

     When it comes to board work, I recognize that most board members are volunteers. Having experienced counsel available to provide advice, guidance and continuity as boards change is crucial for productive and efficient boards, as well as for avoiding potential board member liability in lawsuits.
     
     When it comes to larger meetings (stockholders, credit union members, or homeowner’s associations), having experienced counsel available to explain rights and options, as well as analyze courses of action and provide advice can be invaluable.

     If you think that you may have a need, please call me so that we can discuss. I can structure a reasonable rate to fit your needs.

Monday, May 12, 2014

Collection: A Salute to Our Credit Unions

     "People-helping-people". This is the philosophy of our nation's credit unions. Our credit unions quickly tell us that they offer a better means of acquiring reasonably priced financial services for everyone. This philosophy has yielded a great growth in membership.
     Having worked as counsel for numerous credit unions over the years, I can attest to the positive force that credit unions are. I can also attest to the benefits that credit unions bring to their members. Most credit unions are able to provide a full service of savings, checking, ATM, loans (personal, car, mortgages) and much more.
     Many businesses are unaware that although they may be too small to start their own credit union, they are not too small to associate with an existing credit union. Such an association would provide both the credit union and the business with great benefits. The credit union will receive new members and business. The businesses will receive the membership and services of the credit union. I am pleased to serve as a "facilitator" to such associations. Those who are interested should contact me.  Together we can all benefit from the credit union movement.