Charles A. Postler
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Charles
A. Postler heads up the Firm's transactional practice
while also making regular bankruptcy court appearances.
He specializes in negotiating and drafting complex documents,
including asset purchase agreements, stock purchase agreements, real estate documentation, debtor in possession
loan documents, plans of reorganization and disclosure
statements. Mr. Postler was born in Newark, New Jersey
and was admitted to The Florida Bar in 1984. He is a graduate
of Spring Hill College, BS summa cum laude, 1978, and
the University of Florida, JD, with honors, 1984, where
he served as Chief Tax Editor of the University of Florida
Law Review from 1983 to 1984. His case comment was selected
for publication by the University of Florida Law Review.
Mr. Postler joined the firm as a partner in December 1991,
after working eight years with the law firm of Fowler,
White, Gillen, Boggs, Villareal and Banker, P.A. located
in Tampa, Florida, where he was a partner at the time
of his departure. During his tenure with the Fowler, White
law firm, he specialized in securities law, mergers and
acquisitions, and corporation and banking law. While at
Fowler, White, he served as co-counsel with the Stichter,
Riedel law firm in the Trust America bankruptcy case.
Mr. Postler has worked extensively in the Linc.net, Inc.,
Bicoastal Corporation, Lykes Steamship and American Ship
Building Company representations. He has headed the firm's representation
of Viasource Communications, Inc., Doctors' Hospital of
Tampa, Ltd., Center for Independent Living, Total World
Telecommunications, Inc. and U.S. Plastic Lumber Corp.
He is a member of the Corporation, Banking and Business
Law Section of the American Bar Association, the Hillsborough
County Bar Association, The Florida Bar, the Tampa Bay
Bankruptcy Bar Association, and the American Bankruptcy
Institute.
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| POSITION: |
Partner |
| ADMITTED: |
1984,
Florida |
| LAW
SCHOOL: |
University
of Florida, J.D., with honors, 1984 |
| COLLEGE: |
Spring
Hill College, B.S., summa cum laude, 1978 |
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