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Debra Gatison Hatter. Esq.

Debra Gatison Hatter

Member, Clark Hill Strasburger Attorneys At Law

For nearly 25 years, Debra Gatison Hatter has focused her law practice on corporate transactions including mergers and acquisitions, joint ventures, strategic partnerships, financings, corporate governance, structuring and general business matters. Hatter represents private equity funds, public companies and privately held businesses in the energy, technology, telecommunications, healthcare and industrial services industries.

Hatter regularly delivers practical, result-focused legal advice related to domestic and international transactions. Her experience includes representing investors and sellers of businesses with a significant focus on technology assets and organizing joint ventures and other strategic partnering arrangements, including the governance aspects of these transactions. She also counsels clients on premerger regulatory compliance and filings under the competition laws in U.S. based and cross-border transactions.

She earned both her Bachelor of Science degrees in mechanical engineering and her Juris Doctorate degree at the University of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Hatter is involved in a number of legal and professional organizations including serving on the board of directors of the Greater Houston Women’s Chamber of Commerce. She is also a managing director of Golden Seeds, an angel investment network.

Debra Gatison Hatter
Member
Clark Hill Strasburger Attorneys At Law
909 Fannin St.
Houston, TX 77010
713-951-5658
clarkhill.com
debra.hatter@clarkhillstrasburger.com

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