The 8-K SEC document on Quinlan's departure was filed by James A. Fleming, executive vice president and chief financial officer at Cousins. Quinlan "has agreed to continue in his current role as the company searches for a replacement and during a transition period after the replacement is hired," Fleming says in the SEC filing.

Cousins has started a search for Quinlan's replacement and expects to hire the new executive by the end of first quarter 2005. The filing contained no information on why Quinlan was leaving or on his future employment plans.

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