Mr. Richard L. Bufkin is a lawyer practicing bankruptcy & insolvency, computer forensics, economic damages and 8 other areas of law. Richard received a B.B.A. degree from Texas Tech University in 1970, and has been licensed for 50 years. Richard practices at The Bufkin Law Firm in Mount Pleasant, TX.
As I approach the end of my days (I am well beyond the "best when used by" date), I wondered how to thank a couple professionals that have been outstanding help in my business career. As my corporate attorney and friend for 35 years, I hope the following does justice to his ability, professionalism and character. I first met Mr. Bufkin while interviewing law firms for a new counsel for my technology company. In the interview process, it became clear that he clearly understood the challenges of rapid corporate growth. He was also a CPA which was a major advantage when I sold the company to a public company. During the years he was our corporate counsel his superior communication skills and wisdom provided invaluable guidance. After the sale of my company, I became a CEO for hire and continued to rely on him for a broad range of legal support until my retirement. He is reliable, responsive and of the highest integrity. I cannot thank, compliment or appreciate him enough.
I have retained Mr. Bufkin in at least 10 different legal matters over a period of more than 20 years. These matters have included contract negotiations, corporate transactions, and litigation involving in excess of $25,000,000. In every instance his counsel was thoughtful, precise, and professional. Simply stated, he has been my go-to lawyer for many years. The best recommendation I can give him is this: I am also an attorney, and have referred many clients to him over the years. Outstanding in every respect.
126 W. 2nd St.Mount Pleasant, TX 75455U.S.A.
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