James M. L. Ferber

Background

L. Ferber, James M. was born on July 21, 1947 in New York, New York, United States.

Education

Pennsylvania State University (Bachelor of Arts, 1968). Temple University (Juris Doctor, 1971).

Career

Worked at Schottenstein, Zox & Dunn A Legal Professional Association (Columbus, Ohio) specializing in Management Labor Law, Employment Discrimination Law, Wage and Hour Law. Admitted to the bar, 1971, Pennsylvania. 1974, Ohio and United States.

Court of Appeals, Third, Fourth, Sixth, Seventh and Tenth Circuits.

Tau Epsilon Rho. Recipient, American Jurisprudence Award in Labor Law. Attorney, National Labor Relations Board, Pittsburgh Regional Office, 1971-1973.

Assistant Editor: "The Developing Labor Law," Bureau of National Affairs, 1986-1987. Adjunct Professor of Labor Law, Capital University Law School, Tokyo, Japan, 1987.

Author and Lecturer: "The Pretext-Mixed Motive Dichotomy in Wright Lincolnshire Cases," American Bar Association, Labor Law Section, Committee on Development of Law Under National Labor Relations Acting, 1983.

Author: "Development of the Alter-Ego Doctrine," 1 Midwest Labor and Employment Law Journal 1, 1983. Special Labor Counsel, City of Columbus, Ohio, 1984-1986. Listed in Best Lawyers in America.

Member: Columbus, Ohio State (Member, Labor Law Section, 1976—), Pennsylvania and American (Member, Committee on Development of Law under National Labor Relations Acting, Labor Law Section, 1973—) Bar Associations.

Achievements

• James M. L. Ferber has been listed as a reputable lawyer by Martindale-Hubbell.

Works

• Other Work

  • Author: "Development of the Alter-Ego Doctrine," 1 Midwest Labor and Employment Law Journal 1, 1983. Special Labor Counsel, City of Columbus, Ohio, 1984-1986. Listed in Best Lawyers in America.

Membership

Member: Columbus, Ohio State (Member, Labor Law Section, 1976—), Pennsylvania and American (Member, Committee on Development of Law under National Labor Relations Acting, Labor Law Section, 1973—) Bar Associations.