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Mr. Fewell has practiced corporate law =
since 1968, with an emphasis on international banking and finance, incl=
uding regulation. Mr. Fewell's practice includes domestic and cross bor=
der credit products, secured and unsecured; banking and financial servi=
ces' regulatory matters; trade finance; corporate trust; derivatives; p=
roject finance; licensing of intellectual property; acquisitions; dives=
titures; corporate governance; securitization; real estate and real est=
ate investment trust financing; mergers and acquisitions; private banki=
ng; executive employment contract representation; commercial arbitratio=
n; and legal risk and litigation management. Mr. Fewell joined the firm=
after a 17-year career with Deutsche Bank, where he rose to Managing D=
irector and Chief Counsel for Deutsche Bank North America, responsible =
for Deutsche Bank's commercial and investment banking legal representat=
ion in the United States, Canada and Mexico. He recently served as Co-C=
hair of the International Banking Committee, International Law and Prac=
tice Section of the American Bar Association. He serves and has served =
on various committees of the New York State and New York City Bar Assoc=
iations and for many years has been a Director of the German American L=
aw Association. He serves as a Vice President of the American Foreign L=
aw Association. He is a member of the Editorial Board of the New York=
State Bar Association Committee on Publications. He is on the Mediati=
on Panel for the US District Court for the Southern District of New Yor=
k and has served as an Arbitrator on the American Arbitration Associati=
on's Panel of Commercial Arbitrators. Admitted to Bar: New York (1968).=
Dartmouth College (B.A., magna cum laude; Phi Beta Kappa, 1964); Harva=
rd Law School (J.D.,1967). Law Clerk to Hon. Milton Pollack, U.S. Distr=
ict Judge for the Southern District of New York, 1967-68. Member: Ameri=
can Bar Association, New York State Bar Association, The Association of=
the Bar of the City of New York, International Bar Association, Americ=
an Branch of International Law Association, The American Society of Int=
ernational Law, The American Foreign Law Association. =0D=0A