CLYDE MITCHELL RESUME

CLAUGUS & MITCHELL, New York, 1993 - Present

General partner in boutique law firm specializing in business law and litigation, with many transactions in excess of $10MM. AV® rated by Martindale.com - top rating. Founded three businesses and asked to be on the board of directors of three different companies.

MILGRIM THOMAJAN & LEE P.C. (Also Varet Marcus & Fink P.C.), New York, 1988 - 1993

Senior associate in Corporate Group responsible for acquisitions, financings, and reorganizations, many in excess of $100MM. Asked to be prime corporate attorney on all Glencore matters - Glencore is a world-class commodities trading firm with revenues of over $40 billion. Clients included wealthy investors, Glencore Ltd., the NVR Creditors' Committee, the Pan Am Creditors' Committee, the Drexel Burnham Equity Committee, Maxicare (an HMO) and various junior subordinated debenture committees.

THE FIRST BOSTON CORPORATION, New York, 1986 - 1987

Senior associate in Reorganization Group specializing in restructurings and reorganizations. Major projects included A.H. Robins (representing the Dalkon Shield claimants), U.S. Lines (representing U.S. Lines) and a major chemical company restructuring a $400MM subsidiary in a declining industry. Finished 2/90 in FBC's two-month financial analysis program. Passed Series 7.

SHEARMAN & STERLING, New York, 1979 - 1986

Mergers and Acquisitions Group, 1983 - 1986. Senior associate responsible for mergers, acquisitions, LBO's, tender offers, asset transfers and public and private offerings, many in excess of $100MM.

Bank Financing Group, 1981 - 1983. Senior associate responsible for a wide variety of secured and unsecured lending transactions on behalf of U.S. and foreign banking clients, most in excess of $50MM. A rated by Citicorp bankers. Asked to lead a $1.0 billion Citicorp financing.

Corporate and Workout Groups, 1979 - 1981. Junior associate responsible for representing Citicorp in various workouts. Due diligence, collateral reviews and preparing research memoranda.

Admitted. New York State, 1980.

UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA SCHOOL OF LAW - J.D., 1979

• "Securities Regulation in Bankruptcy Reorganizations", 54 American Bankruptcy Law Journal 99 (1980) (lead article, 50 pp.)
• Senior Editor (1977-78), Member (1976-77), Editorial Board, Virginia Journal of International Law

MASSACHUSETTS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY - S.B. (Physics), 1976

• Minor in Economics (took all degree requirements); Sigma Xi (Physics Honorary Society)
• Radioactive Waste: Management and Regulation (Macmillan 1977) (credited on title page as contributing author)
• Thesis entitled Radiobiology and Economics of a Plutonium Economy (200 pp.)
• Student Director, Urban Legal Studies Program (1973-75)

PERSONAL

• Married; outside interests include windsurfing, travel and photography.