Background
Stansbury, Philip R. was born on May 7, 1931 in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, United States.
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- Author: "Managing Legal and Business Risks in Newly Emerging Areas: Structuring Investments to Reduce Risk," Private Investments Abroad--Problems and Solutions, Southwestern Legal Foundation, Volume 38 (1995). "Planning Against Expropriation," The International Lawyer, Volume 24, No. 3, (September 1990)
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"Successor Environmental Liabilities in Acquisitions in the United States: an Overview," in the journal of The Japanese Institute of International Business Law, Kokusai Shoji Homu, Volume 17, No.
8, (August 1989). Delegate, United Nations Commission on International Trade Law, Projects of the New Economic Order Working Group, 1981-1991.
Philip R. Stansbury
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Haverford College (Bachelor of Arts, 1953). Harvard University (Juris Doctor, magna cum laude, 1956).
Career
Worked at Covington & Burling. Admitted to the bar, 1956, District of Columbia. Board of Editors, Harvard Law Review, 1955-1956.
Author: "Managing Legal and Business Risks in Newly Emerging Areas: Structuring Investments to Reduce Risk," Private Investments Abroad--Problems and Solutions, Southwestern Legal Foundation, Volume 38 (1995).
"Planning Against Expropriation," The International Lawyer, Volume 24, Number. 3, (September 1990); "Successor Environmental Liabilities in Acquisitions in the United States: an Overview," in the journal of The Japanese Institute of International Business Law, Kokusai Shoji Homu, Volume 17, Number.
8, (August 1989). Delegate, United Nations Commission on International Trade Law, Projects of the New Economic Order Working Group, 1981-1991.
Member, Advisory Board, International and Comparative Law Center, Southwestern Legal Foundation.
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Author: "Managing Legal and Business Risks in Newly Emerging Areas: Structuring Investments to Reduce Risk," Private Investments Abroad--Problems and Solutions, Southwestern Legal Foundation, Volume 38 (1995). "Planning Against Expropriation," The International Lawyer, Volume 24, No. 3, (September 1990)
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"Successor Environmental Liabilities in Acquisitions in the United States: an Overview," in the journal of The Japanese Institute of International Business Law, Kokusai Shoji Homu, Volume 17, No.
8, (August 1989). Delegate, United Nations Commission on International Trade Law, Projects of the New Economic Order Working Group, 1981-1991.
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Member, Advisory Board, International and Comparative Law Center, Southwestern Legal Foundation.
