Admitted
1975, New York, U.S. Tax Court, U.S. Court of Appeals, Second Circuit and U.S. Supreme Court
Law School
Duke University, J.D., 1974; New York University, LL.M. in Taxation, 1975
Law School Graduation Year
1975
College
Franklin and Marshall College, B.A., College Scholar, 1971
Memberships
The Association of the Bar of the City of New York; New York State (Member, Employee Benefits Committee, Trusts & Estates Law Section, 1976—) and American (Member, Sections on: Real Property and Probate; Taxation) Bar Associations; Association of Private Pension and Welfare Plans; American Management Association; Employee Benefits Research Institute.
Biographical
Author: Fiduciary Investment Obligations Under ERISA: How Do LBO's Fare? New York Law Journal, July 20, 1989, p.1; New York State Banking Industry, Regulation of Retirement Plans, June 14, 1989, Syracuse, New York (Featured Speaker); Benefits Impacting Mergers, Acquisitions, Employee Benefit News, p. 29 (June, 1988); After Tax Reform, Part 2: Planning Executive Compensation Programs, Compensation and Benefits Review, p. 26 (January-February, 1988); How Proposed Technical Corrections Hit Employee Benefits, The Tax Times, p. 3 (September, 1987); The Impact of Tax Reform on Benefit Plans, The National Law Journal, p. 17 (March 30, 1987). Co-author: with Hannah B. Widlus, Employee Benefits in Acquisitions and Divestitures, New York University Forty-Fifth Annual Institute on Federal Taxation, Chapter 11 (Matthew Bender, 1987). Director and Founder, New York Employee Benefits Group, 1987.