Richard E. Flint

ph: (210) 431-2125
email: rflint@stmarytx.edu

Professor of Law
B.A., 1967, University of Texas
Ph.D., 1971, University of Texas
J.D., 1974, University of Texas
M.A., 2007, St. Mary's University in Moral Theology

Before St. Mary's

Prior to joining the St. Mary's faculty in 1988, Professor Flint taught economics at the University of Texas at Austin for six years and practiced in the areas of commercial litigation and debtor/creditor law in Corpus Christi for 14 years.

During his years as a practicing lawyer, he served as a bankruptcy trustee and was active in the grievance process, serving as member of both state and federal bar grievance committees and as Chairman of the state bar grievance committee for Nueces and surrounding counties.

Highlights:

• Managing Editor, Texas Law Review (while attending UT)
• Elected, Chancellors
• Order of the Coif
• Speaker, numerous continuing legal education programs

Specialties:

• Creditors' Rights
• Law And Economics
• Banking
• Deceptive Trade Practices
• Texas Civil Procedure
• Evidence

Publications:

He has written in the areas of creditors' rights and banking law.