HARRY
CASE STANSBURY
EDUCATION:
1950-1957 Dodson
Elementary School, New Iberia, Louisiana.
1957-1961 Catholic High
School, New Iberia, Louisiana. Diploma.
1961-1968 Louisiana State
University, Baton Rouge, Louisiana. BS in General Studies.
1968-1971 Loyola
University School of Law, New Orleans, Louisiana. JD. Phi Alpha Delta.
Summer, 1985 Oxford University,
Queen's College, Oxford, England.
Oxford University/Oklahoma Law School Program.
Winter,
1988 Harvard Law
School, Cambridge, Massachusetts.
1997-1998 University of
New Orleans, New Orleans, Louisiana.
MBA. Sigma Iota Epsilon.
1999-2000 Columbia University, Teachers
College, New York, New York. MA in
Computing and Education.
EMPLOYMENT AND LEGAL
EXPERIENCE:
1971-1975 Staff Attorney,
Louisiana Securities Commission, New Orleans, Louisiana: advised Louisiana
Securities Commission on legal matters;
served as legal administrative assistant to Deputy Commissioner of Securities.
1975-present Deputy Commissioner of Securities, Louisiana Securities Commission, New Orleans, Louisiana: Administrator of Louisiana Securities Commission with responsibility for administration of Louisiana Securities Act, Louisiana Business Take-Over Offers Act (1976-1987) and Endless Chain Act; supervises licensing, registration and qualifying of Issuers, Broker-Dealers, Agents and Investment Advisers; drafts legislation, rules, regulations and policy statements; supervises enforcement proceedings; issues administrative orders; represents agency before Legislative Committees and in administrative, State Court and Federal Court proceedings.
1971-1983 Associate &
Member, D'Antonio, Hose & Stansbury, New Orleans, Louisiana: general
practice of law; cases involved personal injury claims, succession proceedings,
preparation of wills, oil and gas matters, corporate practice and tax matters;
represented private land owners in land title disputes in Federal and State
Court proceedings; represented an Indian Tribe in various Tribal land claims in
several Federal Courts and before Congressional Committees.
ADMITTED TO PRACTICE:
Louisiana; New York; District of Columbia; US
Supreme Court; US Courts of Appeals for the First, Second, Third, Fourth,
Fifth, Sixth, Seventh, Eighth, Ninth, Tenth, Eleventh, District of Columbia,
and Federal Circuits; US Court of Military Appeals; US Court of Federal Claims;
US Court of International Trade; US Tax Court; US District Courts for the
Eastern, Middle, and Western Districts of Louisiana; US District Courts for the
Eastern, Northern, Southern, and Western Districts of New York; US District
Court for the District of Columbia.
PROFESSIONAL
ASSOCIATIONS:
American Bar Association (Section of Business Law; Subcommittee on Derivative Instruments of the Federal Regulation of Securities Committee, 1993-present; Section of International Law and Practice; Section of Legal Education and Admissions to the Bar); Louisiana State Bar Association (Section on Corporation and Business Law; International Law Committee, 1991-1992); New York State Bar Association (Banking, Corporation and Business Law Section); District of Columbia Bar Association (Corporation, Finance and Securities Law Division); Association of the Bar of the City of New York; Association of the Bar of the District of Columbia; New Orleans Bar Association (Corporations & Business Law Committee, Vice Chair, 1992-1994, Chair, 1994-1996); Federal Bar Association (Financial Institutions and the Economy Section); International Bar Association (Section on Business Law; Issues and Trading in Securities Committee, 1991-present); North American Securities Administrators Association (American Law Institute-American Bar Association Liaison Committee for Federal Securities Code Project,1974-1980; National Association of Securities Dealers Liaison Committee,1975-1977; Oil and Gas Interests Committee, 1977-1979; Liaison Committee, 1978-1979; Uniform Securities Act Committee, Vice Chair, 1989-1991; Registration Exemption Committee,1991-1994; Secondary Market Registration Exemption Committee,1994-1995; Secondary Market Transactions Committee, Vice Chair,1995-1996); Midwest Securities Commissioners Association (American Law Institute-American Bar Association Liaison Committee for Federal Securities Code Project,1976-1980; Options Committee, 1976-1977; Securities and Exchange Commission Liaison Committee,1977-1978; Oil, Gas and Other Mineral Interests Committee,1979-1980).
AUTHOR:
A Primer on Securities Regulation in Louisiana,
13 La. Corp. Newsl. No. 1 (La. St. B.
Ass'n Sec. on Corp. & Bus. L., New Orleans, La.), Fall 1990.
Current Issues in the Securities Activities of
Financial Institutions, Briefly Speaking
(New Orleans B. Ass'n, New Orleans, La.) (pts. 1 & 2), Summer 1993, at 17,
Fall 1993, at 10, reprinted in 2
Enforcement Law Reporter 217 (1994).
International Aspects of Securities Regulation, Briefly Speaking (New Orleans B. Ass'n,
New Orleans, La.), Spring 1994, at 12.
Liability of Attorneys and Accountants Under
Federal Securities Laws, Briefly Speaking
(New Orleans B. Ass'n, New Orleans, La.), May 1996, at 13.
MISCELLANEOUS:
Attended Programs at Elkins Institute of Radio and Electronics, New
Orleans, Louisiana (obtained General Radiotelephone Operator License issued by
Federal Communications Commission, 1965); Harvard Law School, Cambridge,
Massachusetts (Program of Instruction for Lawyers, 1972) Wharton School,
University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania (Pension Funds and Portfolio
Management Seminar, 1985); Harvard Business School, Boston, Massachusetts
(Making Corporate Boards More Effective Program, 1994).
Served as a Director of City Energy Club (Board
of Governors, 1995-1998); Cabrini High School Dad's Club (Secretary, 1994-1995,
President, 1995-1996).
E-mail Address: hcs14@columbia.edu.