Background
Phillips, Bruce H. was born on February 5, 1962 in Little Rock, Arkansas, United States.
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- Author: Note, "Pledger v. Illinois Tool Works, Inc.: Arkansas Belatedly Recognizes the Unitary Business Principle as a Limitation of Its Power to Tax Capital Gains of Nondomiciliary Corporations," 45 Ark. L.Rev. 597, 1992
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Co-Author: "Drafting Engagement Letters Between Lawyers and Artists," Entertainment Law and Finance, June, 1994.
"How An Artist Can Control Jurisdiction in Legal Actions," Entertainment Law and Finance, January, 1996. Staff Member, Nashville Bar Journal. Member, Country Music Association.
Bruce H. Phillips
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University of Arkansas at Little Rock (Bachelor of Arts, 1988). University of Arkansas (Juris Doctor, 1993).
Career
Worked at Jack, Lyon & Jones, P.A. (Nashville, Tennessee) specializing in Entertainment Law, Civil Litigation. Admitted to the bar, 1993, Arkansas. 1994, Tennessee.
Phi Alpha Delta (Marshall, 1991-1992.
Justice, 1992-1993.
Delegate, 1992 Biennial Convention. District XV Justice, 1994). Note and Comment Editor, University of Arkansas Law Review, 1992-1993.
Author: Note, "Pledger v.
Illinois Tool Works, Incorporated.: Arkansas Belatedly Recognizes the Unitary Business Principle as a Limitation of Its Power to Tax Capital Gains of Nondomiciliary Corporations," 45 Arkansas L.Rev. 597, 1992. Company-Author: "Drafting Engagement Letters Between Lawyers and Artists," Entertainment Law and Finance, June, 1994.
"How An Artist Can Control Jurisdiction in Legal Actions," Entertainment Law and Finance, January, 1996. Staff Member, Nashville Bar Journal.
Member, Country Music Association.
Member: Nashville (Member, Entertainment Section, Vice-Chair, 1996), Tennessee, Arkansas and American Bar Associations. (Resident).
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Author: Note, "Pledger v. Illinois Tool Works, Inc.: Arkansas Belatedly Recognizes the Unitary Business Principle as a Limitation of Its Power to Tax Capital Gains of Nondomiciliary Corporations," 45 Ark. L.Rev. 597, 1992
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Co-Author: "Drafting Engagement Letters Between Lawyers and Artists," Entertainment Law and Finance, June, 1994.
"How An Artist Can Control Jurisdiction in Legal Actions," Entertainment Law and Finance, January, 1996. Staff Member, Nashville Bar Journal. Member, Country Music Association.
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Membership
Member, Country Music Association. Member: Nashville (Member, Entertainment Section, Vice-Chair, 1996), Tennessee, Arkansas and American Bar Associations. (Resident).
