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Womble Bond Dickinson was a proud sponsor of the American College of Mortgage Attorneys (ACMA) 2025 Annual Meeting, which took place October 9–11 at the La Cantera Resort & Spa in San Antonio, Texas. The firm was represented by five partners: Elizabeth Lee (Washington, DC), John Rawicz (Phoenix), Chad Brown (Winston-Salem), Paul Fogleman (Raleigh), and Daniel Orvin (Charleston).

Elizabeth Lee delivered a presentation titled “Government Downsizing and the ‘One Big Beautiful Bill’: Impacts of Federal Policies on Real Estate.” Lee recently concluded her term as Secretary of ACMA and was elected Treasurer for a one-year term. She is scheduled to assume the role of ACMA President in Fall 2027.

Paul Fogleman and Amy Clayton (who was not in attendance) were inducted as new ACMA Fellows, while Chad Brown was appointed Co-Chair of the Title Insurance Committee.
The ACMA Annual Meeting is recognized as a premier event for legal professionals focused on real estate finance and mortgage law. Womble Bond Dickinson’s sponsorship reflects the firm’s ongoing commitment to supporting leadership and excellence in this field.

About the American College of Mortgage Attorneys (ACMA)

Established in 1974, the American College of Mortgage Attorneys (ACMA) includes 550 lawyers across North America who are deeply experienced in mortgage law. ACMA Fellows are dedicated to advancing their profession, improving laws and procedures related to real estate secured transactions, and elevating the standards of professionalism among practitioners in this area. Fellows are recognized for their accomplishments in real estate mortgage law through their legal practice, bar association involvement, public speaking, authorship of articles and educational materials, legislative contributions, and participation in significant mortgage-related litigation. Learn more at www.acmaatty.org​. 

 

 


 

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