Thomas Cory Net Worth – How Much Does Corey Thomas Earn?

Cory is an employment lawyer from Philadelphia specializing in ERISA, executive compensation and labor litigation. He represents various clients including publicly held companies, private businesses and employee benefit plans.

Cory is best known for his Newgrounds video game playthroughs under the moniker Spazkidin3d, making frequent appearances on OneyPlays.

Early Life and Education

Thomas Cory was born in California and spent much of his early life traveling around with his diplomat father’s diplomatic service. At Phillips Andover Academy he received an A in mathematics before going on to earn both a B.S in Aerospace Engineering from Princeton University and JD from University of California Berkeley.

He practices out of Holland & Knight’s Philadelphia office and specializes in employee benefit, executive compensation and employment litigation matters for a range of clients including Fortune 500 companies, private equity funds/venture capital funds/insurers/individual plan fiduciaries as well as privately held businesses.

Tom Cory leaves behind his wife Jacqulen “Jackie” Cory of Powers; son Thomas Robert (Jena) Cory of St Albans, WV; five grandchildren; three sisters Kathy Menard of Powers MI, Marvis Johnson from Hermansville MI and Carolyn Cory also living there as well as numerous nieces and nephews. Funeral arrangements will remain private.

Professional Career

Cory took over coaching duties at Algoma University’s men’s basketball program and transformed it into one of the premier programs in OCAA, leading the Thunderbirds to five play-off appearances during his tenure as coach. Additionally, he played professional basketball for three years in Portugal.

Cory currently practices as an attorney with Holland & Knight in Philadelphia and specializes in employee benefit, executive compensation and employment issues. He represents employers, private corporations, plan sponsors, plans’ directors/officers/fiduciaries as well as individual fiduciaries in these matters.

He took great pleasure in long distance running, having completed multiple marathons and 50-mile races. Cole is survived by his wife Caren Bryant Cress; sons Cole Thomas and Quinn Reiter Cress; as well as his sister Kathy Menard of Powers.

Achievement and Honors

Thomas Cory has been recognized several times for his contribution to the band. One such honor came in 2015 with him receiving the Player’s Player of the Year award based on his performances throughout 2015 including during their first solo CD release.

The Department also recognizes students who complete an intense curriculum and submit a high-quality honors thesis, awarding Honors. McGavock and Vinson awards are granted annually to those who demonstrate unusual independence, initiative, original results that clearly communicated through thesis defense or oral defense, with partial scholarships going annually to such students. Finally, Cory Band parents honor rising seniors demonstrating excellence in Pre-Law studies by providing an Cory Family Scholarship award as well.

Personal Life

Thomas Cory was an enthusiastic long-distance runner, having completed numerous marathons and 50-milers. He thoroughly enjoyed spending time with family and friends and was known for being an enthusiastic supporter of local arts and sports programs.

Tom was an active member of his community and served on the Sault College Foundation board. He was also devoted to his family, enjoying spending time with his children and grandchildren.

Jacqulen Cory of Powers; his son Thomas Robert Cory from St Albans, West Virginia and several nieces and nephews survive him as well as private family services were held for him. Additionally, he was an original founding member of Durham Lords men’s basketball team which went on to win its inaugural national championship during 1996-97 season.

Net Worth

Corey Thomas Net Worth is estimated at an estimated of between $1-5 Million, having amassed this wealth as an NFL Football Player.

Cory specializes in employee benefits, executive compensation and employment law litigation matters related to Employee Retirement Income Security Act (ERISA). His practice encompasses representing Fortune 500 companies, plan sponsors, insurers, plan administrative and investment committees, corporate directors, individual plan fiduciaries as well as privately held businesses.

He currently sits on Vanderbilt University’s board of trustees and Massachusetts Competitive Partnership board of directors; in addition, he sits on Boston Fed’s External Diversity Advisory Council as well as contributing regularly to industry journals and conferences.