Background
Long, Junior, Robert H. was born on September 13, 1938 in Granville, New York, United States.
Long, Junior, Robert H. was born on September 13, 1938 in Granville, New York, United States.
Shippensburg University (Bachelor of Arts, 1965). Dickinson School of Law (Juris Doctor, 1968).
Worked at Rhoads & Sinon Limited Liability Partnership (Harrisburg, Pennsylvania) specializing in General Civil Practice in all State and Federal Courts, Personal Injury, Trial and Appeals, Practice before State Boards and Commissions, Municipal Bonds, Municipal Representation, Securities, Public Utilities, Labor, Workers Compensation, Bankruptcy, Financing, Corporation, Environmental, Health Care, Banking, Federal and State Tax Law, Estate Planning, Family Law, Nonprofit Corporations and Commercial Real Estate. Admitted to the bar, 1969, Pennsylvania. 1989, Florida; 1995, United States.
Supreme Court.
Member of Staff, 1966-1967 and Member, Board of Editors, 1967-1968, Dickinson Law Review.
Member, Dickinson School of Law, National Moot Court Team, Second Place National, First Place Regional, 1967-1968. Member, Dickinson School of Law, Moot Court Board, 1966-1968.
Company-Draftsman, Pennsylvania Local Government Unit Debt Acting, Revised, 1974-1978. Member: Dauphin County, Pennsylvania and American Bar Associations.
The Florida Bar; National Association of Bond Lawyers.
Established in 1934 in the State Capital, the Firm is committed to the twin principles of integrity and a result-oriented representation of its clients. The Firm has an extensive referral practice both for Harrisburg-based administrative law and state-wide in its other practice areas.
Member, Dickinson School of Law, National Moot Court Team, Second Place National, First Place Regional, 1967-1968. Member, Dickinson School of Law, Moot Court Board, 1966-1968. Company-Draftsman, Pennsylvania Local Government Unit Debt Acting, Revised, 1974-1978.
Member: Dauphin County, Pennsylvania and American Bar Associations.
The Florida Bar; National Association of Bond Lawyers.