"Inefficiency is good for law firms, but not for clients. I try to deliver legal product in the most cost-effective manner possible."
Con Chapman represents financial institutions and credit users in lending, leasing and workout matters, including tax-exempt bond transactions. He also represents financial institutions in regulatory matters and deposit, interest rate and other products, for-profit and non-profit corporations in governance and financing matters, and businesses in commercial transactions and trade and consumer regulatory matters, including privacy and data security.
Practices
- Business, Finance & Transactions
- Finance
- Public Finance
- Middle-Market M&A and Private Equity
- Venture Capital & Emerging Companies
- Entertainment & Media
- Infrastructure & Public-Private Partnerships
- Nonprofit Law & Governance
- Privacy & Data Security
Education
J.D., cum laude, Boston College Law School, 1979
A.B., with honors, University of Chicago, 1973
Admissions
Massachusetts