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Edward M. De Sear Joins McKee Nelson
Expected to Play Key Role in Continuing Expansion of McKee Nelson’s Market-Leading Practice

Washington, DC, May 19, 2003 -- McKee Nelson LLP announced today that Edward M. De Sear, widely regarded as one of the most prominent leaders in the structured finance industry, is joining the Securitization & Structured Finance Practice of the New York office of McKee Nelson LLP. De Sear, former chairman of the structured finance group at Orrick, Herrington & Sutcliffe LLP, is expected to be a pivotal force in shaping the future of the firm's rapidly expanding Securitization & Structured Finance practice as it continues to rise to the top in industry rankings.

"McKee Nelson has impressed me as a firm that is very client-focused, with clear objectives for being a market leader in every respect," says De Sear. "Joining the firm offers a unique opportunity to combine forces with a group of lawyers that I have come to know and respect in the course of developing groundbreaking securitizations." De Sear's practice focuses on asset-backed securities, with extensive experience in the areas of securitization of credit card receivables, mutual fund fees, tobacco settlement payments and legal fees, CDOs, life settlements, distressed assets, project loans, foreign future flows and catastrophe risk coverage assets. He has authored articles on credit card and foreign asset securitizations, and is a frequent industry lecturer and panelist.

"It is a pleasure to welcome Ed De Sear to our firm," says McKee Nelson's co-founder, William F. Nelson. "Ed has a stellar reputation in the structured finance industry, and is held in very high esteem by his clients and colleagues. We feel very fortunate that our structured finance practice continues to attract preeminent lawyers such as Ed De Sear, and we look forward to a lasting relationship."

 

 

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