Attorneys
 Heidi B. Carey Columbia, South Carolina
Heidi Brown Carey represents mortgage banking creditors in foreclosure and bankruptcy proceedings. Ms. Carey graduated magna cum laude from the Honors College of the University of South Carolina with a Bachelor of Arts in Music, a minor in Business, and a Performance Certificate from the School of Music in Cello. Upon graduation, she attended the University of South Carolina School of Law as a recipient of the Hoefer-Toal Scholarship. She earned the American Jurisprudence Award in Torts I and was subsequently Articles Editor of the South Carolina Environmental Law Journal. She began her law practice at Quinn, Patterson and Willard representing clients in business litigation and commercial real estate matters. She later became in-house counsel to Fleet Mortgage Group, Inc. and Washington Mutual Bank managing mortgage banking litigation nationwide, and advising corporate clients on a wide range of mortgage servicing issues relating to customer service, tax payments, hazard insurance, foreclosures, collections, loss mitigation, mortgage insurance, and bankruptcy. While at Fleet Mortgage, she was also a member of the Fleet Mortgage Corp. Privacy Task Force for implementation of practices and procedures to comply with the newly enacted Gramm-Leach-Bliley Financial Privacy Act. Upon the relocation of the Washington Mutual Bank legal department to Seattle, Washington, Ms. Carey joined Weston Adams Law Firm where she practiced residential foreclosure and bankruptcy law and supervised and managed a paralegal staff of 20 and 3 attorneys. Ms. Carey is a member of the South Carolina and Richland County Bar Associations and admitted to practice before all South Carolina state courts and the United States District Court for the District of South Carolina. She is also a tenured cello section member of the South Carolina Philharmonic, a former President of the Overtures of the South Carolina Philharmonic, and a member of the band Treadmill Trackstar. She and her husband Ken have two children. |
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