Todd R. G. Hill.
An independent governance and fiduciary-risk practice, retained when the record is scattered, the accountability is unclear, and the downside is material.
Todd R. G. Hill serves as a Public Director of the Texas Property & Casualty Insurance Guaranty Association — a consumer representative appointed by the Texas Commissioner of Insurance — and carries that public-trust discipline into every private mandate.
His work sits where transactions, governance, and recovery meet: the closings that must survive review, the boards that must be able to show their reasoning, and the distressed positions that must be brought under control and disposed of on the record. The through-line is the same in each — the file must answer for the decision.
Mandates are accepted through American Eagle Equity Assets LLC, a Texas advisory firm.
He holds a Juris Doctor, an Executive M.B.A., and a Master of Laws; the LL.M. is from Texas A&M University School of Law, where he also earned certificates in Wealth Management and Risk Management. He writes on governance, fiduciary risk, and the integrity of the evidentiary record; his working newsletter, Underwritten, is published to a professional readership.
- LL.M.
- Texas A&M University School of Law (2026)
- Certificates
- Wealth Management · Risk Management
- J.D.
- Purdue Global Law School
- M.B.A.
- Quantic School of Business (Valar Institute)
- B.A.
- Philosophy, University of California, Los Angeles
- Appointment
- Public Director, TPCIGA — Texas Insurance Code, Ch. 462
- Firm
- American Eagle Equity Assets LLC (Texas)