Arthur L. Herold

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Arthur L. Herold: Attorney with Webster, Chamberlain & Bean, LLP
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  • Martindale-Hubbell Peer AV Preeminent Rating
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Biography

Trial Attorney, Federal Trade Commission, 1967-1970.

American Bar Foundation. Author: "Antitrust Guide for Associate Executives", co-author: "Association Legal Checklist" and "Employment Law Checklist." Fellow: American Bar Foundation.

Areas of Practice (4)

  • Association Law
  • Antitrust and Trade Regulation
  • General Corporate
  • Employment

Education & Credentials

University Attended:
Tulane University, B.A., 1963
Law School Attended:
Tulane University, LL.B., 1966
Year of First Admission:
1966
Admission:
1966, Louisiana; 1969, District of Columbia; Illinois
Memberships:
The District of Columbia Bar; Bar Association of the District of Columbia (Chairman, Antitrust Law Committee, 1974-1976, 1982-1984, 1992, 1997); Louisiana State Bar Association; and American Bar Association (Chairman, Trade Association Committee, Antitrust Law Section, 1975-1977); American Society of Association Executives (former Chairman, Legal Section).
Birth Information:
Shreveport, Louisiana, January 24, 1941
ISLN:
906525270

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