About Obair
Obair Qudsi concentrates his practice on securities, business acquisitions and sales, landlord-tenant matters, general corporate and business law matters, and business and commercial litigation.
Obair holds a bachelor's degree from Boston College in management, with concentrations in finance and economics. He completed his J.D. and M.B.A. from the University of Iowa in January 2013.
His dual legal and business background allows him to provide clients with practical, commercially-minded counsel — whether structuring a complex securities offering, negotiating a business acquisition, or litigating a high-stakes commercial dispute.
Bar Admissions
- State Bar of Texas
- U.S. District Court — Northern District of Texas
- U.S. District Court — Eastern District of Texas
Education
University of Iowa
J.D. & M.B.A., 2013
Dual degree in Law and Business Administration.
Boston College
B.S. in Management
Concentrations in Finance and Economics.
Practice Areas
- Securities law & SEC compliance
- Business acquisitions and sales
- Corporate and business law
- Commercial litigation
- Landlord-tenant matters
- Real estate transactions
Credentials & Recognition
- Licensed in Texas
- J.D. & M.B.A. — University of Iowa
- SEC Form D & State Securities Filings
- Martindale-Hubbell Peer Review Rated
Representative Transactions
Represented client in the formation of multiple investment funds for residential real estate projects — including fund entity operating agreements, private placement memoranda (PPM), subscription documents, Form D SEC filings, and state securities notice filings.
Represented purchasers and sellers in business acquisitions and sales, including representing a purchaser in the acquisition of a metalworking factory.
Structured and drafted a joint venture agreement between two telecommunications companies performing work on cell phone towers and equipment.
Drafted employment agreements, independent contractor agreements, and management services agreements for an online education firm.
Drafted and reviewed contracts for the purchase and sale of commercial real estate.
Representative Litigation
Representing clients with claims against a real estate developer under the Texas Securities Act and the federal Securities and Exchange Act.
Represented client in a dispute with his business partner in an accounting and insurance brokerage services firm.
Represented one side in a power struggle over control of the executive management committee of a DFW-area non-profit organization.
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