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David Motz Hunter

David Motz Hunter
Experience 4.5 star rating
Industry Recognition 1.0 star rating
Professional Conduct 5.0 star rating

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Overview

Practice Areas
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  • 20% Commercial
  • 20% Business
  • 20% Banking
  • 20% Real Estate
  • 20% Bankruptcy / Chapter 11

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Payment types

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Contact Information
  • Brouse McDowell, A Legal Professional Association
    1001 Lakeside Avenue East
    Cleveland, OH 44114
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  • Brouse McDowell
    388 South Main Street
    Akron, OH 44311
    Office: 330-535-5711
    Fax: 330-253-8601
    Mobile: 330-697-4842
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Résumé

 

License

37 years since David Motz Hunter was first licensed to practice law.

State License status Year acquired Last updated by Avvo
Ohio Active 1975 05/22/2012
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Education
School Major Degree Graduated
New York University School of Law Corporation Law LL.M - Master of Laws 1976
University of Akron, C. Blake McDowell Law Center Law JD - Juris Doctor 1975
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Associations
Position Association Name Duration
Member Akron Bar Association
Member Ohio State Bar Association

Portfolio

Publications
Article Publication Date
Ohio Usury Laws and Their Effect Upon the Home Mortgage Market: Economic and Constitutional Inequities Akron Law Review 1974