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D. Woodard Glenn, P.C.Attorneys & Counselors
Selected Work

Selected matters.
Documented experience.

A selection of transactional matters and published court decisions involving the firm and its attorneys.

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Our work spans corporate counsel, banking, and commercial disputes. These examples describe the role undertaken and the outcome or scope documented in the linked public record.

2025

Corporate counsel

Veritex Holdings, Inc.

Special counsel for an
incentive-plan share registration.

D. Woodard Glenn, P.C. acted as special counsel in connection with the registration of 750,000 shares under the 2022 incentive plan and 900,000 shares under the 2025 plan.

Firm’s role

Provided a legal opinion concerning the validity of shares when issued under the plans.

Scope

1.65 million shares covered by registration. Opinion dated June 30, 2025; filed July 1, 2025.

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The share count describes the registration, not proceeds raised or a litigation recovery.

2020

Banking & finance

Veritex Holdings, Inc.

Texas counsel for a
subordinated-note registration.

The firm served as special Texas counsel in connection with the registration of up to $75 million in 4.75% fixed-to-floating rate subordinated exchange notes due 2029.

Firm’s role

Texas-law opinion addressing the company’s existence, corporate power, and authorization.

Scope

Up to $75 million in exchange notes covered by the registration. Opinion dated January 21, 2020.

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The amount describes the registered exchange notes, not a damages award or new capital raised.

2001

Banking litigation

Schiro v. Texas Community Bank, N.A.

Summary judgment
affirmed on appeal.

D. Woodard Glenn represented Texas Community Bank in an appeal involving allegedly forged checks. The Dallas Court of Appeals affirmed the trial court’s summary judgment in the bank’s favor.

Attorney’s role

Counsel for the bank, the appellee.

Decision

May 4, 2001 · 68 S.W.3d 55
Fifth District Court of Appeals, Dallas

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1989

Commercial litigation

Preferred Heating & Air Conditioning Co. v. Shelby

A favorable reversal in
the Texas Supreme Court.

D. Woodard Glenn was co-counsel for a construction subcontractor in a contract dispute. The Texas Supreme Court reversed an adverse appellate ruling after finding evidence supporting the jury’s damages award.

Attorney’s role

Co-counsel for the petitioner alongside Blair G. Francis.

Decision

October 4, 1989 · 778 S.W.2d 67
Supreme Court of Texas

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The case returned to the court of appeals for consideration of remaining issues. This decision does not establish the final recovery.

These summaries describe specific matters at the dates shown. Outcomes depend on each matter’s facts and law; past results do not guarantee future outcomes. References to a client describe the historical engagement, not an endorsement or a statement of current representation.