Carol Glendenning counsels and advises clients, primarily private and public companies and their boards of directors and owners on a wide spectrum of corporate and securities law matters. These matters include mergers and acquisitions, business contracts, entity formation, securities offerings, venture capital, corporate governance issues, federal and state securities law reporting requirements, officers' and directors' fiduciary duties, corporate compliance and internal investigations, poison pills, and other anti-takeover defenses. In connection with business combinations and joint ventures, she also advises clients on antitrust matters relating to the Hart-Scott-Rodino Antitrust Improvements Act.
She represents both public and private companies at all stages of development. Her experience extends to a variety of industries, including energy and energy services, construction materials, manufacturing, healthcare, transportation/logistics, technology, and financial services.
PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS
- Admitted, Texas
- American Bar Association, Business Law Section
- State Bar of Texas, Business and International Law Sections
- Corporation Law Committee of the Texas Business Law Section, Co-Chair (2004-2005)
- Dallas Bar Association, Corporate Counsel and Securities Law Sections
- Dallas Bar Association Corporate Counsel Section, Chair (2002)
EDUCATION
Stanford Law School, J.D., 1979
St. Olaf College, B.A., 1976, summa cum laude