Background
Frantz, Robert W. was born in 1950.
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Robert W. Frantz
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Rutgers University College of Agriculture and Environmental Science (Bachelor of Science, 1973). Rutgers School of Law, Newark (Juris Doctor, 1977).
Career
Admitted to the bar, 1977, New Jersey and United States. District Court, District of New Jersey. 1980, District of Columbia and United States.
District Court, District of Columbia.
United States. Court of Appeals, Third, Fourth, Sixth, Seventh, Eighth and Ninth Circuits (Not admitted Connecticut). Honors Graduate Program at United States.
Department of Justice. Member, Editorial Board, Rutgers Law Review.
Member, United States.
Environmental Protection Agency Advisory Board, Subcommittee on Risk Reduction. Author: "Superfund Settlements: A Vanishing Breed" 6 Natural Resources and Environment 14, Winter 1992. "Minimizing Environmental Liabilities Associated With the Sale and Purchase of Real Estate and Businesses," Toxics Law Reporter.
"The Hazardous and Solid Waste Amendments of 1984," Legal Times.
"Michelin Tire v. Wages, Nondiscriminatory Ad Valorem Property Tax May Be Applied to Imports," 30 Rutgers Law Review 193, 1976. "State v. Manly, Binocular Observation Through An Uncurtained Window Does Not Violate the Fourth Amendment," 11 Gonzaga Law Review 334, 1976.
Company-Author: "The New Definition of Solid Waste," Legal Times. Assistant General Counsel, Chemical Manufacturers Association, 1982-1985.
Hamel & Park, 1980-1982.
Trial Attorney, United States. Department of Justice, Land and Natural Resources Division, 1977-1980. Member: Westchester/Fairfield County, New Jersey State, Federal and American Bar Associations.
District of Columbia Bar.
American Corporate Counsel Association. (Senior Counsel and Manager-Environmental Health & Safety Operations, Corporate Environmental Programs).
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Membership
Member, Editorial Board, Rutgers Law Review. Member, United States. Environmental Protection Agency Advisory Board, Subcommittee on Risk Reduction.
