Background
Goldstein, Milton I. was born on November 19, 1914 in Saint Louis, Missouri, United States.
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Milton I. Goldstein
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Washington University (Bachelor of Arts, 1935. Master of Arts, 1936). Harvard University (Juris Doctor, 1939).
Career
Worked at Goldstein and Price, L.C. (Saint Louis, Missouri) specializing in Admiralty, Business Litigation including Products Liability, Insurance Coverage, Environmental Law, Subrogation, Administrative Law, Unfair Competition and Professional Liability, Corporate. Admitted to the bar, 1939, Missouri. 1945, United States. Supreme Court.
Phi Beta Kappa.
Author: "Rights of Entry and Possibilities of Reverter as Devices to Restrict the Use of Land," 54 Harvard Law Review 248, 1940. "Contempt of Court and the Press in Missouri," 7 Missouri Law Review 229, 1942. Lecturer, Washington University School of Law, 1946.
Member: The Bar Association of Metropolitan Saint Louis (Chairman, Professional Ethics Committee, 1959-1961.
Company-Chairman, Judiciary Committee, 1962-1964). Missouri Bar (Chairman, Bill of Rights Committee, 1960-1963).
American Bar Association. Maritime Law Association of the United States.
Military: Lieutenant, United States.
Coast Guard, 1942-1945. Goldstein and Price, L.C. specializes in the practice of admiralty and maritime law and business litigation. Since its founding in 1957, by Milton I. Goldstein and Elmer Price, the firm has represented clients in a wide variety of business disputes and all aspects of maritime law.
Many of the companies and individuals the firm represents have been its regular clients for decades.
The firm"s practice spans a broad geographic area. Goldstein and Price, L.C. attorneys have handled trial and appellate matters in virtually every federal court and numerous state courts throughout the Midwest and the South.
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Membership
Member: The Bar Association of Metropolitan Saint Louis (Chairman, Professional Ethics Committee, 1959-1961. Company-Chairman, Judiciary Committee, 1962-1964). Missouri Bar (Chairman, Bill of Rights Committee, 1960-1963).
American Bar Association.
Maritime Law Association of the United States. Military: Lieutenant, United States.
Coast Guard, 1942-1945.
