Background
Levy, Melvin G. was born on October 20, 1923 in Chester, Pennsylvania, United States.
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Melvin G. Levy
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University of Pennsylvania (Bachelor of Science, 1943. Juris Doctor, 1950).
Career
Worked at Blank Rome Comisky & McCauley (Philadelphia, Pennsylvania) specializing in Anti-Trust and Trade Regulation, Commercial Lending, Bankruptcy, Reorganization and Workouts, Consumer Transactions, Corporate and Business Law, Deferred Compensation and Employer Benefits, Domestic Relations, Environmental Law, Estate Planning, Estate and Trust Administration, Foundations and Non-Profit Institutions, Government Affairs, Government Contracts, Insurance Law, International Transactions, Labor and Employment Law, Arbitrations and Contract Administration, Collective Bargaining Negotiations, Employee and Management Contracts, ERISA, Fair Labor Standards Act, Multiemployer Pension Plan Amendments (MEPPA), National Labor Relations Board Practice, OSHA, Employment Discrimination Matters, Leasing Litigation, Employment Disputes, Personal Injury, Securities, Trademark and Intellectual Property, Mergers and Acquisitions, Municipal Government, Public Offerings and Private Placements of Debt, Equity Securities, General Obligation and Revenue Bonds, Real Estate Construction Lending and Permanent Lending, Real Estate Development, Real Estate Leasing, Landlord and Tenant Matters, Stock Option Plans, ESOP's, Fiduciary, Estate and Gift Tax, Taxation, Probate, Tax Compliance (Federal, State and Local), Tax-Exempt Financing, Tax Structuring and Planning, White Collar Crime, Zoning and Land Use Planning. Admitted to the bar, 1951, Pennsylvania. 1960, United States. Supreme Court.
Attended: Yale University, 1943-1944 and the Sorbonne, Paris, France, 1945 for Russian and French language studies while on active duty, United States. Army; National Judicial College, Reno, Nevada, 1978, 1980 and 1992 and Oxford University, England, 1986 for Studies in Anglo-American Jurisprudence. Judge, Court of Common Pleas of Delaware County, 32nd Pennsylvania Judicial District, 1978-1992.
Member, Pennsylvania Commission on Sentencing, 1985-1992, Chair, 1990-1992. Member, Adjunct Faculties: Widener University Law School, 1984-1992. Widener University School of Management, 1979-1994.
Penn State University-Delaware County Campus, 1980-1993. Member, Advisory Board, Penn State University - Delaware County Campus, 1989. President, Pennsylvania School Boards Solicitors' Association, 1976-1977.
Member, Board of Directors, Delaware County Bar Association, 1955. Solicitor: Ridley School District, 1964-1977. Chichester School District, 1966-1977.
City of Chester, 1974-1977. Assistant Solicitor, County of Delaware, 1966-1976. Solicitor, Chester Redevelopment Authority, 1992-1994.
Solicitor, Chester Economic Development Authority, 1995. Member: American Bar Association. (Resident, Media Office)*.
Blank Rome Comisky & McCauley is a full service law firm with regional, national and international practices. The Firm is organized into eight major departments - Business and Corporate, Financial Services, Health Care Law, Labor and Employment, Litigation and Dispute Resolution, Public Finance, Real Estate and Tax and Fiduciary.
Membership
Member, Pennsylvania Commission on Sentencing, 1985-1992, Chair, 1990-1992. Member, Adjunct Faculties: Widener University Law School, 1984-1992. Widener University School of Management, 1979-1994.
Penn State University-Delaware County Campus, 1980-1993. Member, Advisory Board, Penn State University - Delaware County Campus, 1989. President, Pennsylvania School Boards Solicitors' Association, 1976-1977.
Member, Board of Directors, Delaware County Bar Association, 1955. Solicitor: Ridley School District, 1964-1977. Chichester School District, 1966-1977.
City of Chester, 1974-1977. Assistant Solicitor, County of Delaware, 1966-1976. Solicitor, Chester Redevelopment Authority, 1992-1994.
Solicitor, Chester Economic Development Authority, 1995. Member: American Bar Association. (Resident, Media Office)*.
