Background
Zalutsky, Morton Herman was born on March 8, 1935 in Schenectady. Son of Albert and Gertrude (Daffner) Zalutsky.
Zalutsky, Morton Herman was born on March 8, 1935 in Schenectady. Son of Albert and Gertrude (Daffner) Zalutsky.
Yale University (Bachelor of Arts, 1957). University of Chicago (Juris Doctor, 1960).
Law clerk to presiding judge Oregon Supreme Court, 1960-1961. Associate Hart, Davidson, Veazie & Hanlon, 1961-1963, Veatch & Lovett, 1963-1964, Morrison, Bailey, Dunn, Cohen & Miller, 1964-1969. Principal Morton H. Zalutsky, Professional Corporation, 1970-1976.
Partner Dahl, Zalutsky, Nichols & Hinson, 1977-1979, Zalutsky & Klarquist, Professional Corporation, Portland, Oregon, 1980-1985, Zalutsky, Klarquist & Johnson, Inc., Portland, 1985-1994. Zalutsky & Klarquist, Professional Corporation, since 1994. Instructor Portland State University, 1961-1964, Northwestern School of Law, 1969-1970.
Associate professor University Miami Law School. Lecturer Practising Law Institute, since 1971, Oregon State Bar Continuing Legal Education Program, 1970, American Law Institute-American Bar Association Continuing Legal Education Program, since 1973, 34th, 37th New York University annual institutes federal taxation, Southern Federal Tax Institute, University Miami Institute Estate Planning, Southwestern Legal Foundation, International Foundation Employee Benefit Plans, others. Director A-E-F-C Pension Plan, 1994-1999, chairman, 1989-1999.
The Dentist and The Law,” published by C.V. Mosby Company, 1972. Eaton’s "Professional Corporations and Associations," Cumulative Supplement, 1973 and 1976. Author: "Analysis of the Post ERISA Advantages of Incorporation for the Professional,” published by Journal of Taxation, April, 1975."IRS Issued Model Plans—Hidden Codes and Snares," published by Journal of Taxation, Spring, 1979. "Comparison Of A Professional Corporation With An Unincorporated Practice After ERISA,” 34th Annual N.Y.U. Institute of Taxation, published by Matthew Bender, Spring, 1976. "ERISA Litigation—Fiduciary and Private," 37 Annual N.Y.U. Institute of Taxation, published by Matthew Bender, Spring, 1979."Selection Among Available Qualified Plans,” published by Bureau of National Affairs, 1976. "Pre-mortem Planning with Qualified Plans,” published by Matthew Bender, Spring, 1977. "Medical Reimbursement, Group-Term Life Insurance and Cafeteria Plans (Other Than Deferred Compensation)," 42nd Annual N.Y.U. Institute on Taxation, Matthew Bender, 1984.Editor-in-Chief for "Retirement Plans," Mathew Bender’s Federal Tax Service, 1988. Associate Professor, Northwestern School of Law, Lewis and Clark University, 1969-1970. Member, Visiting Committee, University of Chicago Law School, 1985.
Member visiting committee University Chicago Law School, 1986-1988. Member American Bar Association (vice chair professional services 1987-1989, member council tax section 1985-1987, special coordinator 1980-1985), American Law Institute, American Bar Retirement Association (trustee, board directors, vice chair 1990-1991, chair 1991-1992), American College Employee Benefits Council (charter member), American College Tax Council (charter member), Multnomah County Bar Association, American Tax Lawyers (charter member), Oregon Estate Planning Council.
Married Audrey Englebardt, June 16, 1957. Children: Jane, Diane, Samuel.
