Arthur Randolph Randolph Bregman

Background

Bregman, Arthur Randolph was born on December 9, 1946 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States. Son of Nathan and Stella (Husock) Bregman.

Education

Columbia University (Bachelor of Arts, 1968). Yale University (Master of Arts, 1969). Georgetown University (Juris Doctor, 1985).

Career

Treasurer, National Council for Soviet and E. European Research, Washington, 1981-1983; law clerk, Washington Lawyers' Committee for Civil Rights, 1983-1984; associate, Klores, Feldesman and Tucker, Washington, 1985-1986; director, Soviet and E. European Superior vena cava syndrome Associated Public-Safety Communications Officers, Washington, 1988-1991; of counsel, Steptoe & Johnson, Washington, Moscow, Union of the Soviet Socialist Republics, 1991-1992; partner, Steptoe & Johnson, Washington District of Columbia and Moscow, since 1992. Adjunct Professor Georgetown University Law Center, Washington, 1986-1989. Program director International Law Institute, Washington, 1986-1991.

Chairman of the Board advisory United States-Russia Business Law Report, since 1990.

Achievements

• Bar: District of Columbia 1985, United States Court Appeals (District of Columbia circuit) 1985, United States District Court District of Columbia 1985, United States Claims Court 1985.

Membership

Member American Bar Association (international bar section), District of Columbia Bar.

Connections

Married Patrice Rosalie Gancie, May 30, 1980.

Father:

Nathan Bregman

Mother:

Stella (Husock) Bregman

Spouse:

Patrice Rosalie Gancie