Background
Caine, Melvin E. was born on October 30, 1926 in Darby, Pennsylvania, United States.
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Melvin E. Caine
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Temple University (Bachelor of Arts, 1949. Bachelor of Laws, 1953. Master of Laws in Taxation, 1975.
Master of Business Administration, 1983).
Career
Worked at Caine, DiPasqua, Sloane & Raffaele, Professional Corporation (Media, Pennsylvania) specializing in General Civil Practice. Real Estate, Municipal Law, Probate, Corporation, Family, Negligence, Taxation, Estate and Trust Planning and Administration, Criminal, Franchise and Commercial Law. Trials.
Admitted to the bar, 1954, Pennsylvania.
1960, United States.
Supreme Court. Lambda Sigma Kappa. Member, Moot Court. Note Editor, Temple University Law Quarterly, 1952-1953.
Chairman, Marple Township Police Civil Service Commission, 1968. Member: Delaware County Bar Association.
Caine, DiPasqua, Sloane & Raffaele was founded in 1960 by Melvin East. Caine and Angelo A. DiPasqua in Media, Pennsylvania.
After several years of general practice, the partners adopted a policy of developing a practice of Specialists. Accordingly, the firm added shareholders to the Professional Corporation with the specialties set forth in the biographical text. The firm"s plan was to serve the business, professional, and consumer population of the five-county area of suburban Philadelphia, covering Southeastern Pennsylvania.
The firm increased its expertise, interest and involvement in legal and community affairs through its public service, continuing education, lecturing and participation in the organization of state-wide programs on matters of concern to lawyers.
The firm strives to achieve excellence in the quality of its lawyers, personnel, and technology, and to provide the highest quality legal services to its clients.
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Member, Moot Court. Note Editor, Temple University Law Quarterly, 1952-1953. Chairman, Marple Township Police Civil Service Commission, 1968. Member: Delaware County Bar Association.
