Background
STICHNOTH, FREDERICK was born on April 4, 1952 in Davenport, Iowa, United States.
STICHNOTH, FREDERICK was born on April 4, 1952 in Davenport, Iowa, United States.
Yale University (Bachelor of Arts, 1974). Episcopal Divinity School (Master of Arts, 1977). Boston College Law School (Juris Doctor, 1980).
Contributing Editor, Municipal Finance Journal, 1985.
Worked at Meyers, Billingsley, Rodbell & Rosenbaum, P.A. (Riverdale, Doctor of Medicine) specializing in General Civil and Trial Practice. Administrative, Bankruptcy, Alcoholic Beverage, Health Care Law, Real Estate Transactions and Financing, Business, Corporate, Partnerships and Banking, Municipal and Municipal Bond, Environmental, Commercial Land Use Planning and Development, Wills, Estate Planning, Probate, Legislative Lobbying and Criminal Litigation. Admitted to the bar, 1980, Michigan.
1985, District of Columbia.
1992, Maryland.
Contributing Editor, Municipal Finance Journal, 1985. Company-Author: with Rebecca L. Halkias: "Tax Reform and Municipal Debt Finance," Municipal Finance Journal, Volume 6, Number.
2, Spring, 1985. Company-Author: "Tax-Free Bonds Today," Packard Press, 1984.
Company-Author: with Harold Altscher: "Financing Land Development Through Tax-Exempt Bonds," The Daily Record, July 11, 1990, reprinted in Municipal Maryland, Volume 19, Number. 4, November 1990; Company-Author with Frederic L. Ballard, Junior: "Industrial Development Bonds," in State and Local Government Debt Financing," educated
Gelfand (Callaghan, 1986). Member: The District of Columbia Bar.
State Bar of Michigan.
Maryland State and American Bar Associations. National Association of Bond Lawyers. Meyers, Billingsley, Rodbell & Rosenbaum"s experienced attorneys represent a broad spectrum of legal disciplines.
This diversity enables the firm to provide our clients with a myriad of legal services in a number of emerging specialities, as well as virtually all traditional areas of civil law.
Our guiding concern is to combine the goal-oriented values of hard work with the most modern approaches to the practice of law. As our clients" legal problems become increasingly sophisticated and complex, the law firm has responded by adding those support services and personnel necessary to maintain a full-service law firm.
Member: The District of Columbia Bar. State Bar of Michigan. Maryland State and American Bar Associations.
National Association of Bond Lawyers.