David B. Pudlin

Background

Pudlin, David B. was born on February 5, 1949 in New York, New York, United States.

Education

Yale University (Bachelor of Arts, magna cum laude, with distinction in Economics, 1971). University of Pennsylvania (Juris Doctor, 1974).

Career

Worked at Hangley Aronchick Segal & Pudlin, A Professional Corporation (Philadelphia, Pennsylvania) specializing in Federal, State and Local Taxation Law, Estate Planning Law. Admitted to the bar, 1974, Pennsylvania. Author: "Maximizing the Income Shifting and Estate Planning Potentials of Family Partnerships," 15 Taxation for Lawyers 46, 1986.

"Organization and Operation of the Partnership," Counseling Small Businesses, Pennsylvania Bar Institute, 1985.

Lecturer in Law, Temple University Law School, 1979. Chairman, Philadelphia Tax Supper Group, 1981-1982.

Member: Philadelphia (Secretary/Treasurer of Tax Section, 1990-1991. Editor-in-Chief, Tax Section Newsletter, 1986-1990.

Chairman, Tax Section Lecture Series, 1987-1989.

Member, Tax Section Governing Council, 1986-1991. Chairman, Federal Tax Committee, 1983-1985. Secretary, Committee on State and Local Taxation, 1979-1983, Tax Section.

Executive Committee, Probate Section, 1993—.

Chair, Large Firm Management Committee, 1993. Company-Chair, Mid-Size Law Firm Management Committee, 1997—), Pennsylvania and American (Member, Partnership Committee, Taxation Section) Bar Associations.

Achievements

• David B. Pudlin has been listed as a reputable lawyer by Martindale-Hubbell.

Membership

Member: Philadelphia (Secretary/Treasurer of Tax Section, 1990-1991. Editor-in-Chief, Tax Section Newsletter, 1986-1990. Chairman, Tax Section Lecture Series, 1987-1989.

Member, Tax Section Governing Council, 1986-1991.

Chairman, Federal Tax Committee, 1983-1985. Secretary, Committee on State and Local Taxation, 1979-1983, Tax Section.

Executive Committee, Probate Section, 1993—. Chair, Large Firm Management Committee, 1993.

Company-Chair, Mid-Size Law Firm Management Committee, 1997—), Pennsylvania and American (Member, Partnership Committee, Taxation Section) Bar Associations.