Background
Stout, John H. was born on December 13, 1940 in Evanston, Illinois, United States.
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John H. Stout
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Carleton College (Bachelor of Arts, 1962). University of Michigan (Juris Doctor, 1967).
Career
Worked at Fredrikson & Byron, P.A. (Minneapolis, Minnesota) specializing in General Practice, including: Alternative Dispute Resolution, Banking and Commercial, Business Risk Management and Compliance, Corporate Acquisitions and Securities, Creditor Remedies and Bankruptcy, Directors and Officers Services, Environmental, Estate Planning, Probate and Trusts, Executive and Professional Compensation and Employee Benefits, Family Law, Health Care and Hospitals, High Computer Technology, Intellectual Property, International Business, Immigration, Transfer Pricing, Labor and Employment, Business Litigation, Local Government and Education, Advertising Media, Entertainment and Communications, Non-Profit Organizations, Partnerships, Syndications and Tax Shelters, Professional Corporations, Real Estate, Sports Law, Tax and Business Planning. Admitted to the bar, 1967, Minnesota. Member: Minnesota State (Corporate Securities and Banking Law Section.
Art and Entertainment Law Section) and American (Business Law Section, Forum Committee on Sports and Entertainment Law, Committee on Corporate Governance) Bar Associations. National Association of Corporate Directors (Director. President, Minnesota Chapter, 1988).
Minnesota Secretary of State Corporate Advisory Committee. Co-Chair, Fredrikson & Byron's International Group (Resident, Minneapolis Office). Fredrikson & Byron's International Business Group is experienced in handling a broad spectrum of international business matters, advising United States. and non-United States. clients on choice of jurisdiction in which to organize, do business and locate facilities, financings, mergers, acquisitions, banking, United States. and non-United States. investments, real estate, patents, trademarks and copyrights, marketing, distribution and sales contracts, licensing agreements, immigration, legal compliance, corporate governance, and a variety of tax matters including transfer pricing and multi-jurisdictional tax issues.
Membership
Member: Minnesota State (Corporate Securities and Banking Law Section. Art and Entertainment Law Section) and American (Business Law Section, Forum Committee on Sports and Entertainment Law, Committee on Corporate Governance) Bar Associations. National Association of Corporate Directors (Director.
President, Minnesota Chapter, 1988). Minnesota Secretary of State Corporate Advisory Committee. Co-Chair, Fredrikson & Byron's International Group (Resident, Minneapolis Office).
