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Tureen, Charles M. was born on December 20, 1930 in Saint Louis, Missouri, United States.
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Charles M. Tureen
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University of Missouri (Bachelor of Arts, 1952). Washington University (Juris Doctor, 1955).
Career
Worked at Gallop, Johnson & Neuman, L.C. (Saint Louis, Missouri) specializing in Litigation and General Trial and Appellate Practice before State and Federal Courts. Government and Legislative Services, Mergers and Acquisitions, Insurance, Corporate Law, Taxation, Securities, Banking and Financial Institutions, Labor and Employment Law, Environmental, Estate and Financial Planning, Real Estate, Antitrust, Construction, Employee Benefits and Executive Compensation, Energy Law and Health Care Law, Patent and Copyright. Admitted to the bar, 1955, Missouri.
1957, United States.
District Court, Eastern District of Missouri. Delta Sigma Rho; Phi Delta Phi. Editor, Washington University Law Quarterly, 1954-1955.
Author: "Achieving Real Estate Developers" Tax Objectives Under Section 469 and Economic Objectives Under Section 704(b)," 65 Taxes 478 (July, 1987).
"Turning Blighted Property Around with Tax Increment Financing," XXII Number. 2 Development 18 (March/April 1992).
Recipient, Urban Land Institute Award for Excellence, "Large-Scale Urban Development/Mixed-Use" for contribution in the development of Saint Louis Union Station. Chairman of the Tax Advisory Group of NAIOP, The National Association of Industrial and Office Properties, 1987-1994.
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Recipient, Urban Land Institute Award for Excellence, "Large-Scale Urban Development/Mixed-Use" for contribution in the development of Saint Louis Union Station. Chairman of the Tax Advisory Group of NAIOP, The National Association of Industrial and Office Properties, 1987-1994.Recipient, Urban Land Institute Award for Excellence, "Large-Scale Urban Development/Mixed-Use" for contribution in the development of Saint Louis Union Station. Chairman of the Tax Advisory Group of NAIOP, The National Association of Industrial and Office Properties, 1987-1994.