Background
Ginsburg, Martin D. was born on June 10, 1932 in New York City, New York, United States.
Ginsburg, Martin D. was born on June 10, 1932 in New York City, New York, United States.
Cornell University (Bachelor of Arts, 1953). Harvard University (Juris Doctor, magna cum laude, 1958). Awarded Doctor of Laws (Honorary) by Northwestern School of Law, Lewis and Clark College, 1992.
Worked at Fried, Frank, Harris, Shriver & Jacobson. Admitted to the bar, 1959, New New York 1980, District of Columbia.
Company-author: with J.S. Levin, "Mergers, Acquisitions and Buyouts," 3 volumes
(revised and republished semi-annually), 1997. Professor of Law: Georgetown University Law Center, 1980.
Charles Keller Beekman Professor of Law, Columbia Law School, 1979-1980. Adjunct Professor of Law, Graduate Program in Taxation, New York University School of Law, 1967-1979.
Visiting Professor of Law: New York University School of Law, 1993.
University of Chicago Law School, 1990. Harvard Law School, 1986. Stanford University Law School, 1978.
Lecturer, Salzburg Seminar (Austria), 1984.
University of Leiden (Holland), 1982. Member, Tax Division Advisory Committee, Department of Justice, 1980-1981.
Member, Advisory Group to the Commissioner of Internal Revenue, 1978-1980. Member, Advisory Board, University of California Securities Regulation Institute, 1973-1991.
Chairman, Commerce Clearing House Tax Advisory Board, 1984-1994.
Chairman, Little, Brown Tax Advisory Board, 1994-1996. Member, Board of Directors, Tax Analysts, 1988-1991. Member, 1983-1988 and Company-Chairman, 1986-1988, Board of Advisors, New York University Internal Revenue Service Continuing Professional Education Program.
Member, Board of Editors, The Journal of Corporate Taxation, 1974.
Member, Subcouncil on Capital Allocation and Company-Chairman, Taxation Expert Group, Competitiveness Policy Council, 1993-1995. Member, Visiting Committee, Harvard Law School, 1994.
Member: The Association of the Bar of the City of New York (Member, Committee on Taxation, 1975-1979. Chairman, 1977-1979; Member, Audit Committee, 1980-1982), New York State (Chairman, 1975 and Member, Executive Committee, 1969, Tax Section.
Member, House of Delegates, 1976-1977) and American (Chairman, Committee on Simplification, 1979-1981 and Member of Council, 1984-1987, Section of Taxation) Bar Associations.
American Law Institute (Consultant, ALI Federal Income Tax Project, Subchapters C & K, and Corporate-Shareholder Integration, 1974-1993). Fellow: American College of Tax Counsel. American Bar Foundation.
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Member, Tax Division Advisory Committee, Department of Justice, 1980-1981. Member, Advisory Group to the Commissioner of Internal Revenue, 1978-1980. Member, Advisory Board, University of California Securities Regulation Institute, 1973-1991.
Chairman, Commerce Clearing House Tax Advisory Board, 1984-1994.
Chairman, Little, Brown Tax Advisory Board, 1994-1996. Member, Board of Directors, Tax Analysts, 1988-1991.
Member, 1983-1988 and Company-Chairman, 1986-1988, Board of Advisors, New York University Internal Revenue Service Continuing Professional Education Program. Member, Board of Editors, The Journal of Corporate Taxation, 1974.
Member, Subcouncil on Capital Allocation and Company-Chairman, Taxation Expert Group, Competitiveness Policy Council, 1993-1995.
Member, Visiting Committee, Harvard Law School, 1994. Member: The Association of the Bar of the City of New York (Member, Committee on Taxation, 1975-1979. Chairman, 1977-1979; Member, Audit Committee, 1980-1982), New York State (Chairman, 1975 and Member, Executive Committee, 1969, Tax Section.
Member, House of Delegates, 1976-1977) and American (Chairman, Committee on Simplification, 1979-1981 and Member of Council, 1984-1987, Section of Taxation) Bar Associations.
American Law Institute (Consultant, ALI Federal Income Tax Project, Subchapters C & K, and Corporate-Shareholder Integration, 1974-1993). Fellow: American College of Tax Counsel.
American Bar Foundation.