About Mark
Mark Avery earned a B.A. in International Business and Spanish from the University of Idaho in 1995 and a J.D. from Brigham Young University in 1998. His educational background mixes international commerce and language study with formal legal training. The coursework and degrees set a practical tone for a career that crosses state lines and enterprise lines.
He started working as an attorney after completing law school and has built a profession that spans more than one jurisdictions. He is licensed to the bars in Texas, the District of Columbia and Idaho. Over the years he has taken on roles that place him on the intersection of enterprise transactions and organizational counsel. He balances court and boardroom duties because the matters at hand require.
Avery's practice has a notable transactional component. His involvement with enterprise brokerage problems is mirrored in a long-standing position as State General Counsel for the Texas Association of Business Brokers, a role he has held since 2017. He also serves as General Counsel to the Austin Regional Manufacturers Association, a role he has occupied since 2012. Those roles require drafting agreements, advising on regulatory adherence and counseling association leaders on governance and danger.
Clients find him the place legal and business questions meet. He handles agreement bargaining sessions, company governance problems and matters tied to the sale and switch of business pursuits. He also advises producers on adherence and operational worries that hold legal significance. His undergraduate learn about in worldwide business and Spanish informs work that touches on cross-border concerns and business documentation.
Avery practices thru Avery Law, where he continues the combination of affiliation counsel, transactional work and client advisory offerings. He has kept a continuous presence in association governance whilst maintaining a private practice that serves businesses and organizations. The practice balances brief-time period hassle solving with longer-time period planning for clients’ business operations.
He is lively in expert circles that align together with his work in business brokerage and manufacturing associations. His ongoing roles in the ones organizations shape the day-to-day matters he handles and the kinds of clients who are looking for his counsel. He currently focuses his practice on transactional matters, association counsel and legal matters affecting regional producers and enterprise agents.
