In late August 2019, Bruce Liesman will be retiring from his position as vice president and chief Texas counsel with National Investors Title Insurance Company, after having served with the company since 2010 and after nearly 40 years of service as title insurance underwriting counsel in the Texas market. Over the past nine years, Bruce has been an essential asset to the National Investors team and Texas-based agents as a result of his unparalleled experience and the valued underwriting guidance he has provided.
Prior to joining National Investors, Bruce’s professional career as underwriting counsel spanned 29 years, including 10 years as general counsel for several Texas title insurance companies. He has been a frequent speaker and teacher at educational programs for the Texas Land Title Association (TLTA), the State Bar Association, and the Texas Real Estate Commission. Bruce served as president for the TLTA in 2005-2006 and assisted in the development of curriculum changes to the Basic Title School in 1990 that were adopted for more than 20 years. In 2005, Bruce testified at HUD hearings in Washington, D.C., on proposed changes to RESPA, and, in 2009, the TLTA awarded him its highest honor: Title Person of the Year.
Born in Cuero, Texas, Bruce is fifth-generation Texan. He graduated from the University of Texas and from the UT School of Law.
As Bruce retires from his career with National Investors Title, he wishes to thank all the title agents he has worked with over the past 34 years, who are his friends and have been a wonderful part of his life. He is extremely grateful for all the support he has received from you and his coworkers at National Investors.
Please join us in recognizing Bruce for all his accomplishments over a remarkable career and in wishing him all the best in the future.
