Richard P. Meyer

Background

Meyer, Richard P. was born on October 5, 1934 in Rochester, New York, United States.

Education

University of Michigan. Syracuse University (Bachelor of Laws, cum laude, 1958). Georgetown University (Master of Laws, 1963).

Career

Worked at Meyer, Faller, Weisman & Rosenberg, Professional Corporation (Washington, District of Columbia) specializing in General Civil Practice. Trials. Corporation, Business, Taxation, Pension and Profit Sharing, Probate, Bankruptcy, Real Estate and Communications. Admitted to the bar, 1958, New New York

1964, District of Columbia.

Phi Kappa Phi. Member: Order of the Coif. Justinian Society. Associate Editor, Syracuse Law Review, 1957-1958.

Attorney, Interpretative Division, 1958-1960 and Refund Litigation Division, 1960-1963, United States. Internal Revenue Service, Washington, District of Columbia Member, Panel of Arbitrators, American Arbitration Association.

Member: District of Columbia Bar.

Bar Association of the District of Columbia. Federal and American Bar Associations. Meyer, Faller, Weisman and Rosenberg, Professional Corporation is a general civil practice law firm specializing in complex commercial and real estate transactions, communications law and related transactions, bankruptcy reorganizations and work-outs, complex civil litigation (professional and products liability - plaintiffs and defendants), complex commercial litigation, estate planning and administration of decedent"s estates and general taxation.

Its predecessor firms commenced their legal practice in the Washington, District of Columbia metropolitan area in the late 1940"son

The firm enjoys a national reputation as a "boutique" firm in the areas of commercial leasing, mergers and acquisitions, complex communications related transactions, major injury civil litigation and complex bankruptcy reorganizations.

Achievements

• Richard P. Meyer has been listed as a reputable lawyer by Martindale-Hubbell.

Membership

Member: Order of the Coif. Justinian Society. Associate Editor, Syracuse Law Review, 1957-1958. Attorney, Interpretative Division, 1958-1960 and Refund Litigation Division, 1960-1963, United States.

Internal Revenue Service, Washington, District of Columbia Member, Panel of Arbitrators, American Arbitration Association.

Member: District of Columbia Bar. Bar Association of the District of Columbia.

Federal and American Bar Associations.