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Turalu Brady-Murdock
Turalu Brady Murdock is vice president/counsel of the Latin America/Caribbean Division of First American Title Insurance Co. based in south Florida. She has been employed by First American since 1976 in various capacities. In the Santa Ana, Calif., national legal department, she was a national title counsel; in the Denver regional office, she functioned as the Rocky Mountain regional counsel; and in the New Orleans regional office, she was the Southeast regional operation manager.
Tuey received her B.A. from the University of California, Berkeley, and a J.D. with scholastic merit from Western State University College of Law, California. Tuey is a member of the California and Colorado Bar Associations. She has also been active in the California Bar Legal Education Section, the American Land Title Association, and the American Bar Association Title Insurance and International Law Sections.
Tuey is active in church, community, and civic organizations, having been a member of her local PTA board, a committee member of the Irvine Sister Cities Foundation, president of the Returned Peace Corps Volunteers of Orange County ,the Louisiana Peace Corps Association and the Returned Peace Corps Volunteers of South Florida in Miami. Tuey served for many years as a national board member of the National Peace Corps Association, Washington, D.C.. She was a Girl Scout leader, a junior high religion teacher, and a board member of Louise S. McGehee School in New Orleans. Tuey is married with four children and one grandchild, and lives in Coral Springs, Fla. She was a Peace Corps volunteer in Colombia, South America, for two years and a teacher for eight years prior to entering law school. She has lectured extensively on title insurance related issues throughout the United States, the Caribbean, and Latin America.