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Camille R. Hawk has joined the law firm of Walentine O’Toole McQuillan & Gordon as a partner, specializing in the areas of real estate and lending law, mortgage law, creditor rights, banking law, foreclosure law and collections. She earned a B.A. degree in Sociology from Creighton University and a J.D. degree from Creighton University School of Law in 1994. While in college and law school, she was a member of the Dean’s list and earned the AmJur award for two of her classes. Before practicing law, Ms. Hawk worked for several years in the financial services industry as a Senior Account Manager. Ms. Hawk has taught several seminars covering the areas of foreclosure law, collection law and creditor-debtor relations, and has authored several articles related to creditor rights. She serves on several boards in the community, is a Leadership Omaha Class 30 graduate, a past chair of the Bank Attorneys Section of the Nebraska State Bar Association and is a fellow of the Nebraska State Bar Foundation. She is licensed to practice in the states of Iowa and Nebraska.
Thomas R. Ostdiek, J.D. has joined the law firm of Walentine O’Toole McQuillan & Gordon as a partner, specializing in the areas of real estate transactions including tax-free financing and troubled loan workouts, commercial lending, commercial leasing, banking law, creditor’s rights, bankruptcy and general business law. Mr. Ostdiek earned his J.D. degree, summa cum laude, from Creighton University in 1993, where he was a member of the Creighton Law Review. Before practicing law, Mr. Ostdiek taught science at Yutan Junior Senior High School and Papillion La Vista High School. He is a member of the Nebraska State Bar Association and Omaha Bar Association. Mr. Ostdiek regularly teaches seminars on commercial and real estate lending, bankruptcy and real estate issues. He also teaches in house seminars on similar topics for clients. He also contributes Nebraska law updates on real estate, lending and bankruptcy matters for several national publications. He is licensed to practice in Nebraska.
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