Richard L. Jarashow

Background

Jarashow, Richard L. was born on May 4, 1946 in Birmingham, Alabama, United States.

Education

Franklin and Marshall College (Bachelor of Arts, 1968). Vanderbilt University (Juris Doctor, 1971). University College, University of London (Master of Laws, 1973).

Career

Worked at Watson, Farley & Williams (New York, NY) specializing in Commercial Litigation, Environmental, Insurance, Maritime, Corporate. Admitted to the bar, 1973, New York, United States. District Court, Southern and Eastern Districts of New York and United States.

Court of Appeals, Second Circuit. Co-Author: "Oil Pollution from Ships," Stevens (2d Education, 1985). Author: "The Lessons for Multinationals of the Amoco Cadiz," Proceedings of the International Bar Association, Munich, 1986.

Speaker: "Oil Pollution Liability and Responsibility in the United States," International Oil Conference Forum, November, 1989. "The Environment: Global Problems, Local Solutions," Hofstra University, 1990. "Legal and Strategic Planning Conference," International Ship Financing, New York, July, 1990.

"The Law and Economics of Environmental Regulation in the Canada/United States. Context," Case Western Reserve Law Journal, 1992. Member: American (Chairman, Admiralty and Maritime Committee, International Section, 1994) and International Bar Associations.

Maritime Law Association of the United States.

Achievements

• Bar: New York 1973, United States District Court (southern and eastern districts) New York 1973, United States Court Appeals (2nd circuit) 1973.

Membership

Member: American (Chairman, Admiralty and Maritime Committee, International Section, 1994) and International Bar Associations. Maritime Law Association of the United States.