May 25, 2012

James A. Hernandez, Partner

  • 713.220.3942
  • jameshernandez@andrewskurth.com
  • www.andrewskurth.com

  • James practices in the public law area and also has experience in corporate and securities and real estate law. His focus in the public law area primarily has been in public finance, serving as disclosure counsel, underwriters’ counsel and bond counsel on a variety of public finance transactions for cities, counties and special authorities throughout Texas.

    James has extensive experience in the area of transportation development and financing, including representation advising the Harris County Toll Road Authority on operations, contracting and legislative matters, as well as serving as bond counsel on financing transactions. James has also served as disclosure counsel or underwriters’ counsel on several other transportation related transactions, including transactions involving Houston METRO, the Houston Airport System, the San Antonio Airport System and the North Texas Tollway Authority. He has also been involved in a number of public and private development projects, including the development and financing of sports and convention facilities, among others.

  • Andrews Kurth LLP

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