Background
Jacobs, Fredric C. was born on October 1, 1940 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States.
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Fredric C. Jacobs
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Pennsylvania State University (Bachelor of Arts, 1962). Villanova University Law School (Juris Doctor, 1965). Temple University Law School (Master of Laws in Taxation, 1976).
Career
Admitted to the bar, 1966, Pennsylvania. Member, Board of Editors, Villanova Law Review, 1964-1965. Recipient: Administrative Law Prize, 1964.
Corporation Law Prize, 1965.
Award for Superior Service, Securities and Exchange Commission, 1968. Attorney, United States Securities and Exchange Commission, Washington, District of Columbia, 1965-1969.
Member: Northampton County and Pennsylvania Bar Associations. Major clients of Fredric C. Jacobs: WEEX/Allentown FM, Incorporated.
Atlas Minerals & Chemicals, Incorporated.
Canada Dry Bottling Company of the Lehigh Valley, Incorporated. Deichman Walker Chevrolet, Incorporated. Easton Hotel Company.
Easton Packing Company.
Easton Redevelopment Authority (Bond Counsel). Flock Industries, Incorporated.
Home Health Corporation of America, Incorporated. Food Lane Supermarkets/Lane Discount Department Stores.
McRoberts International Harvester Trucks, Incorporated.
Penn/Jersey Piper Aircraft Sales, Incorporated. Pentamation Enterprises, Incorporated. Robinson & Robinson Securities, Incorporated.
Unclaimed Freight Company, Incorporated.
Approved Attorney: First American Title Insurance Company.
Achievements
Membership
Member, Board of Editors, Villanova Law Review, 1964-1965.
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Awards
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Recipient: Administrative Law Prize, 1964. Corporation Law Prize, 1965. Award for Superior Service, Securities and Exchange Commission, 1968.tempSpaceAttorney, United States Securities and Exchange Commission, Washington, District of Columbia, 1965-1969.Recipient: Administrative Law Prize, 1964. Corporation Law Prize, 1965. Award for Superior Service, Securities and Exchange Commission, 1968.tempSpaceAttorney, United States Securities and Exchange Commission, Washington, District of Columbia, 1965-1969.