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Snyder, H. L. was born on November 12, 1927 in Charleston, West Virginia, United States.
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H. L. Snyder
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West Virginia University (Bachelor of Arts, 1948. Bachelor of Laws, 1950).
Career
Collins v. Columbia Gas Transmission Corporation, 425 South.E.2d 136 (West Virginia 1992); United States v. 298.25 Acres, 587 F. Supp. 1510 (South Dakot West Virginia 1984), aff"d, 865 F.2d 255 (4th Circuit 1988), certified denied, 490 United States. 1068 (1989); Columbia Gas Transmission Corporation v. Exclusive Gas Storage Easement (Parrott), 776 F.2d 125 (6th Circuit 1985); Columbia Gas Transmission Corporation v. Allied Chemical Corporation, 652 F. 2d 503 (5th Circuit 1981); Southgate Development Corporation v. Columbia Gas Transmission Corporation, 358 North.E.2d 526 (Ohio 1976); Columbia Gas Transmission Corporation v. Federal Power Commission, 530 F.2d 1056 (District of Columbia Circuit 1976); Columbia Gas Transmission Corporation v. East. I. du Pont de Nemours & Company, 217 South.E.2d 819 (West Virginia 1975); United Fuel Gas Company v. Battle, 167 South.E.2d 890 (West Virginia 1969), certified denied, 396 United States. 116 (1969); Cotiga Development Company v. United Fuel Gas Company, 128 South.E.2d 626 (West Virginia 1963)Worked at Robinson & McElwee Limited Liability Partnership (Charleston, West Virginia) specializing in General Civil Practice. Banking, Bankruptcy, Black Lung, Coal, Energy, Environment, Estate Planning, Health Care, Insurance, Labor, Legislation, Litigation, Public Utilities, Oil and Gas, Real Estate, Recreation, Securities, Taxation, Toxic Torts, Workers Compensation and Health and Safety Law. Admitted to the bar, 1950, West Virginia.
Phi Beta Kappa.
Order of the Coif. Member, West Virginia Law Review. Author: "Relative Rights of Coal Operators vis-a-vis Oil & Gas Operators," 18 Kentucky.
Minister L. Institute. North-1 (1993).
"Underground Gas Storage: Condemnation Problems under the Natural Gas Acting," 9 East. Minister L. Institute. 16-1 (1988) (co-authored with M. Howard Petricoff, Esq.).
"Oil & Gas Operations through Coal Seams in West Virginia," 1 East. Minister L. Institute. 5-1 (1980) (co-authored with C. Lynch Christian, III, Esq.).
Member, West Virginia House of Delegates, 1953-1955.
Chair, 1994 Charleston Comprehensive Plan Committee. Member: Kanawha County (President, 1984-1985), West Virginia and American Bar Associations. West Virginia State Bar.
Robinson & McElwee traces its legal roots in Charleston, West Virginia to 1865.
The current firm was formed in 1983 to provide a full range of legal services to its clients. lieutenant commenced practice at that time with seven partners and twelve associates.
Since then it has grown to a firm of 50 lawyers. The firm also employs a number of legal assistants.
The firm"s Clarksburg, West Virginia office opened in 1992 and currently has 4 lawyers.
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Member, West Virginia Law Review.
