Background
Vihon, Charles F. was born on October 7, 1937 in Chicago, Illinois, United States. Son of William Vihon and Selma (Silberman) Rudnick.
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Charles F. Vihon
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Northwestern University (Bachelor of Science in Business Administration, 1959). University of Chicago (Juris Doctor,, 1962). Harvard University (Master of Laws, 1974).
Career
Worked at Arnstein & Lehr (Chicago, Illinois) specializing in General Practice, including Litigation in State and Federal, Trial and Appellate Courts, Products Litigation, Medical Malpractice, Business Transactions, Real Estate, Employee Benefits, Creditors' Rights, Criminal Law, Commercial Finance, Commercial Litigation, Not-for-Profit Corporations, Estate Planning, Trust Administration and Probate, Taxation, Employment, Immigration Law, International Law, Insurance Law, Local Government, Health Care and Practice before Federal and State Administrative Bodies. Admitted to the bar, 1962, Illinois. 1964, District of Columbia.
1980, United States. Supreme Court. 1981, United States. Court of Appeals, 2nd, 5th and 11th Circuits. Author: "Principals and Problems in the Private Law of Business," Materials and Problems (unpublished, 1976).
"Preview of United States Supreme Court Cases, Butner v. United States.," ALI/American Bar Association/AALS, December 21, 1978. "Classification of Unsecured Claims: Squaring the Circle?" 55 Am.
Bkrptcy. L.J. 143, 1981. "Discovery in a UCC Contract Dispute," and "Negotiation and Settlement as a Remedy," Breach of Sales Contracts Under the UCC, Practicing Law Institute, 1981. "Relief From the Automatic Stay: (2)(B) of Not to Be?" Annual Survey of Bankruptcy Law, 1982.
"Analysis of Northern Pipeline," 87 Comm. L.J. 397, August/September, 1982. "Delegation of Authority and the Model Rule: The Continuing Saga of Northern Pipeline," 88 Comm.
L.J. 64, February, 1983. "Massachusetts Bankruptcy Court Contributes to Jurisprudence," Boston Bar Journal, November/December, 1986. Co-Author: "Legal Problems of Business, Cases and Materials," (with H.A. Dower), West Publishing Company, 1974.
"A Local Rules Guide for the New England District Bankruptcy Courts," (with Honorary J. A. Goodman and Honorary J. F. Queenan, Junior), Professional Education Systems, Inc., 1989. Contributing Editor, Norton, Bankruptcy Law and Practice, 1982. Norton, Bankruptcy Law Advisor, 1983, Clark Boardman Callaghan Company.
Professor: Lehigh University, 1969-1973. Northern Illinois University, 1974-1977. Ohio Northern University, 1977-1978.
Member: American Bar Association (Chairman, Task Force on Federal Rules and Civil Procedure 23 and Bankruptcy Cases). American College of Bankruptcy. Since its founding in 1893, Arnstein & Lehr has served clients, large and small, throughout the United States and in many foreign countries.
With offices in Illinois, Florida and Wisconsin, the firm engages in the general practice of law with attorneys in five basic service areas - Business, Litigation, Local Government, Personal Services and Real Estate. While the Firm is large enough to staff the most complex matters, it is small enough to give each client and every matter personal and careful attention, resulting in legal services of the highest quality.
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Member: American Bar Association (Chairman, Task Force on Federal Rules and Civil Procedure 23 and Bankruptcy Cases). American College of Bankruptcy.
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Married Ruth Ann Hurley, October 5, 1973. 1 son, Michael Charles Hurley.
