Background
Felman, David S. was born on October 24, 1957 in Cincinnati, Ohio, United States.
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David S. Felman
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Wake Forest University (Bachelor of Arts, magna cum laude, 1979). Duke University (Juris Doctor, with distinction, 1982).
Career
Worked at Glenn Rasmussen & Fogarty, P.A. (Tampa, Florida) specializing in Business Law Practice encompassing Corporate, Securities, Bankruptcy, Health Care, Real Estate, Environmental, Venture Capital, Commercial Lending, Business Organizations, Mergers, Acquisitions and Divestitures and Business Litigation, including disputes involving Franchising, Municipal Law, Creditors Rights, Products Liability, Securities Regulation, Intellectual Property, Antitrust and Trade Regulation and Construction Defects, Designs and Contracts. Admitted to the bar, 1982, Florida. 1989, New New York
Order of the Coif.
Phi Beta Kappa.
Omicron Delta Kappa. Mortar Board. Selected, The Best Lawyers in America. Faculty Member, American Language Institute -American Bar Association Federal Securities Institute, 1994, 1996.
Author: "The Financial Provisions of Florida"s New Business Corporation Acting - The Model Acting with Anti-Takeover Twists," 15 Nova Law Review 1319, 1991.
Company-Author: "The Securities and Exchange Commission"s Small Business InitiativeNew Flexibility for Capital Raising?" The Florida Bar Journal, May 1993. President and Director, Tampa Bay Business Committee for the Arts.
Chairman, Corporations and Securities Law Committee, Business Law Section, The Florida Bar, 1993-1995. Glenn Rasmussen & Fogarty is a business law firm that was founded in 1983 by former partners of Florida"s largest law firm to provide clients with big-firm expertise and sophistication and small-firm economy and attention.
The firm is committed to providing its clients with industrious, resourceful and effective representation that is characterized by good value, superior quality and responsive service.
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Member: American Bar Association.
