About Thompson
Thompson Pearcy focuses his practice in commercial and financial law, and has significant experience in public finance and municipal bonds, mergers and acquisitions, corporate governance, commercial lending, private offerings, contract negotiation, creditors’ rights issues and securities regulation and compliance matters.Tom is a member of the firm’s Municipal Bonds and Public Finance practice group. During his tenure with Bowles Rice, he has had extensive involvement in the firm’s bond practice, serving as bond counsel, issuer’s counsel, special counsel and trustee’s counsel in numerous public finance matters. Tom has experience with both tax-exempt and taxable transactions, including a variety of revenue bonds, general obligation bonds, new money or “construction” bonds, refunding bonds, lease purchase financings, qualified zone academy bonds, excess levy projects and economic development transactions. In connection with that work, Tom has advised and represented state entities, municipalities, school boards, county commissions and other public bodies with respect to a wide variety of issues related to public financings and municipal bonds.Additionally, he is a member of the firm’s Tax Increment Financing (TIF) team that has served as bond counsel and trustee’s counsel in various projects throughout the State of West Virginia.Prior to becoming an attorney at Bowles Rice, Tom completed a summer associate program and also worked in the financial industry. He is a member of the National Association of Bond Lawyers, the Business Law Section of the American Bar Association and the West Virginia State Bar. He earned his law degree from the West Virginia University College of Law in 2012.
Thompson Pearcy focuses his practice in commercial and financial law, and has significant experience in public finance and municipal bonds, mergers and acquisitions, corporate governance, commercial lending, private offerings, contract negotiation, creditors’ rights issues and securities regulation and compliance matters.Tom is a member of the firm’s Municipal Bonds and Public Finance practice group. During his tenure with Bowles Rice, he has had extensive involvement in the firm’s bond practice, serving as bond counsel, issuer’s counsel, special counsel and trustee’s counsel in numerous public finance matters. Tom has experience with both tax-exempt and taxable transactions, including a variety of revenue bonds, general obligation bonds, new money or “construction” bonds, refunding bonds, lease purchase financings, qualified zone academy bonds, excess levy projects and economic development transactions. In connection with that work, Tom has advised and represented state entities, municipalities, school boards, county commissions and other public bodies with respect to a wide variety of issues related to public financings and municipal bonds.Additionally, he is a member of the firm’s Tax Increment Financing (TIF) team that has served as bond counsel and trustee’s counsel in various projects throughout the State of West Virginia.Prior to becoming an attorney at Bowles Rice, Tom completed a summer associate program and also worked in the financial industry. He is a member of the National Association of Bond Lawyers, the Business Law Section of the American Bar Association and the West Virginia State Bar. He earned his law degree from the West Virginia University College of Law in 2012.
Thompson Pearcy focuses his practice in commercial and financial law, and has significant experience in public finance and municipal bonds, mergers and acquisitions, corporate governance, commercial lending, private offerings, contract negotiation, creditors’ rights issues and securities regulation and compliance matters.
Tom is a member of the firm’s Municipal Bonds and Public Finance practice group. During his tenure with Bowles Rice, he has had extensive involvement in the firm’s bond practice, serving as bond counsel, issuer’s counsel, special counsel and trustee’s counsel in numerous public finance matters. Tom has experience with both tax-exempt and taxable transactions, including a variety of revenue bonds, general obligation bonds, new money or “construction” bonds, refunding bonds, lease purchase financings, qualified zone academy bonds, excess levy projects and economic development transactions. In connection with that work, Tom has advised and represented state entities, municipalities, school boards, county commissions and other public bodies with respect to a wide variety of issues related to public financings and municipal bonds.
Additionally, he is a member of the firm’s Tax Increment Financing (TIF) team that has served as bond counsel and trustee’s counsel in various projects throughout the State of West Virginia.
Prior to becoming an attorney at Bowles Rice, Tom completed a summer associate program and also worked in the financial industry. He is a member of the National Association of Bond Lawyers, the Business Law Section of the American Bar Association and the West Virginia State Bar. He earned his law degree from the West Virginia University College of Law in 2012.
Thompson Pearcy focuses his practice in commercial and financial law, and has significant experience in public finance and municipal bonds, mergers and acquisitions, corporate governance, commercial lending, private offerings, contract negotiation, creditors’ rights issues and securities regulation and compliance matters.Tom is a member of the firm’s Municipal Bonds and Public Finance practice group. During his tenure with Bowles Rice, he has had extensive involvement in the firm’s bond practice, serving as bond counsel, issuer’s counsel, special counsel and trustee’s counsel in numerous public finance matters. Tom has experience with both tax-exempt and taxable transactions, including a variety of revenue bonds, general obligation bonds, new money or “construction” bonds, refunding bonds, lease purchase financings, qualified zone academy bonds, excess levy projects and economic development transactions. In connection with that work, Tom has advised and represented state entities, municipalities, school boards, county commissions and other public bodies with respect to a wide variety of issues related to public financings and municipal bonds.Additionally, he is a member of the firm’s Tax Increment Financing (TIF) team that has served as bond counsel and trustee’s counsel in various projects throughout the State of West Virginia.Prior to becoming an attorney at Bowles Rice, Tom completed a summer associate program and also worked in the financial industry. He is a member of the National Association of Bond Lawyers, the Business Law Section of the American Bar Association and the West Virginia State Bar. He earned his law degree from the West Virginia University College of Law in 2012.
Thompson Pearcy focuses his practice in commercial and financial law, and has significant experience in public finance and municipal bonds, mergers and acquisitions, corporate governance, commercial lending, private offerings, contract negotiation, creditors’ rights issues and securities regulation and compliance matters.
Tom is a member of the firm’s Municipal Bonds and Public Finance practice group. During his tenure with Bowles Rice, he has had extensive involvement in the firm’s bond practice, serving as bond counsel, issuer’s counsel, special counsel and trustee’s counsel in numerous public finance matters. Tom has experience with both tax-exempt and taxable transactions, including a variety of revenue bonds, general obligation bonds, new money or “construction” bonds, refunding bonds, lease purchase financings, qualified zone academy bonds, excess levy projects and economic development transactions. In connection with that work, Tom has advised and represented state entities, municipalities, school boards, county commissions and other public bodies with respect to a wide variety of issues related to public financings and municipal bonds.
Additionally, he is a member of the firm’s Tax Increment Financing (TIF) team that has served as bond counsel and trustee’s counsel in various projects throughout the State of West Virginia.
Prior to becoming an attorney at Bowles Rice, Tom completed a summer associate program and also worked in the financial industry. He is a member of the National Association of Bond Lawyers, the Business Law Section of the American Bar Association and the West Virginia State Bar. He earned his law degree from the West Virginia University College of Law in 2012.
