Admitted
1964, California, U.S. District Court, Southern District of California and U.S. Tax Court
Law School
University of California at Berkeley, J.D., 1963
Law School Graduation Year
1963
College
University of California at Los Angeles, B.S., 1960
Memberships
Beverly Hills (Chairman: Sub-Committee to Reform the Probate Code, 1966-1968; Probate Committee, 1969; Vice Chairman, Tax Committee, 1970), Los Angeles County and American (Chairman Professional Service Corporations Committee, Section of Taxation, 1984-1986) Bar Associations; The State Bar of California
Biographical
Author: Taxation of Stock Rights, 51 California Law Review, 46, 1963; Let's Adopt the Independent Executor, 1 Journal of the Beverly Hills Bar Association 29, September, 1967; Recent Developments in Medical Reimbursement Plans, 3 Journal of the Beverly Hills Bar Association 20, October, 1969; The Vanishing Marital Trust—After the Tax Reform Act, 3 The Tax Advisor 218, April, 1972; Relating Your Retirement Plan Benefits to Your Estate Plan, 6 Journal of the Beverly Hills Bar Association 15, May-June, 1972; The Horrors of the Individual Trustee of a Retirement Plan, 8 Pension & Welfare News 72, November, 1972; Pension Reform Bill, 8 Journal of the Beverly Hills Bar Association 12, September 1974; How to Handle Break-up of Professional Corporation, Taxation for Lawyers, Nov./Dec., 1979; Economics of Buy-Sell Planning, Putting the Package Together, 1981 U.S.C., Tax Inst. 500; How to Operate Your Trust or Probate, Layman Publishing Company, 309 pages, 1983. Lecturer, Continuing Education of the Bar: Trust Administration, 1993, 1999—; Planning the Smaller Estate, 1998, 1999-2002; ABC's of Marital Deduction, 1996, 1997; Selected Issues in Advising California Professional Partnerships and Corporations, 1990; Real Property Transactions After the 1986 Tax Reform, 1986; Income Tax Consequences of Real Property Transactions, 1985; Tax and Financial Planning for Individuals, 1985; Impact of the Economic Recovery Tax Act of 1981 on Estate Planning and Administration, 1982; Personal Tax and Financial Planning for Professionals, 1981; Estate Administration: A Basic Practice Course, 1973; Professional Corporations, 1969; VEBA's in the 90's, 13th Annual National Institute of Pension Administrators, 1995; Reasonable Compensation: Pushing the (Pay) Envelope, Southern Federal Tax Institute, 1996; Taxation of Trusts, Chapter 7, Principal and Income, Chapter 5, California Trust Administration, Revised, 2000-2003, Continuing Education of the Bar - California. Fellow: American College o