Background
Nemirow, Samuel B. was born on October 23, 1940 in Hartford, Connecticut, United States.
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Samuel B. Nemirow
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University of Connecticut (Bachelor of Arts, 1962). Boston University (Bachelor of Laws, 1965).
Career
Worked at Nemirow Hu, Personal Computer. Admitted to the bar, 1966, Connecticut. 1977, District of Columbia.
Assistant to the Chairman of the Federal Maritime Commission, 1967-1969. Deputy Assistant Secretary of Commerce for Maritime Affairs, 1978-1979.
General Counsel, Maritime Administration, 1975-1978.
Member, United States. Maritime Subsidy Board, 1975-1981. Counsel, United States.
Maritime Subsidy Board, 1974-1975.
Deputy General Counsel, Maritime Administration, 1974-1975. Assistant General Counsel, Maritime Aid Contracts, 1972-1973.
Chief, Regulatory Division, Department of Transportation, 1970-1972. Assistant Secretary of Commerce for Maritime Affairs, 1979-1981.
Trial Attorney, Office of Hearing Counsel, Federal Maritime Commission, 1965-1967.
United States. Negotiator for Maritime Agreements in Argentina, Brazil, People"s Republic of China, United States.S.R., 1971-1981, Chief Negotiator, 1979-1981. Member: United States.
Delegation, United Nations Conference on Trade & Development, Shipping Committee, 1970-1971.
United States. Delegation International Maritime Consultative Organization, 1971-1972. United States. Delegation to Organization of European Cooperation and Development, 1971.
American Bureau of Shipping.
Lecturer, International Trade, Foreign Service School, Georgetown University, 1978-1979. Proctor in Admiralty, Maritime Law Association of the United States. Member: Connecticut Bar Association.
The District of Columbia Bar.
Maritime Administrative Bar Association. Inter-American Bar Association.
American Arbitration Association (Arbitration). Our firm offers the experience of attorneys who have devoted most of their careers to the practice of Maritime law.
The principals have held positions in the highest levels of government, corporate and private legal sectors dealing extensively with maritime matters and related commercial issues.
The firm is widely recognized for its in-depth knowledge and experience in dealing with the Maritime Administration and Federal Maritime Commission. Our expertise in the areas of maritime commercial law, maritime financing, vessel acquisition and documentation, legislation, litigation, and regulatory procedures meet the highest standards in the legal profession.
Achievements
Membership
Member, United States. Maritime Subsidy Board, 1975-1981. Counsel, United States.
Maritime Subsidy Board, 1974-1975.
Deputy General Counsel, Maritime Administration, 1974-1975. Assistant General Counsel, Maritime Aid Contracts, 1972-1973.
Chief, Regulatory Division, Department of Transportation, 1970-1972. Assistant Secretary of Commerce for Maritime Affairs, 1979-1981.
Trial Attorney, Office of Hearing Counsel, Federal Maritime Commission, 1965-1967.
United States. Negotiator for Maritime Agreements in Argentina, Brazil, People"s Republic of China, United States.S.R., 1971-1981, Chief Negotiator, 1979-1981. Member: United States.
Delegation, United Nations Conference on Trade & Development, Shipping Committee, 1970-1971.
United States. Delegation International Maritime Consultative Organization, 1971-1972. United States. Delegation to Organization of European Cooperation and Development, 1971.
American Bureau of Shipping.
Lecturer, International Trade, Foreign Service School, Georgetown University, 1978-1979. Proctor in Admiralty, Maritime Law Association of the United States. Member: Connecticut Bar Association.
The District of Columbia Bar.
Maritime Administrative Bar Association. Inter-American Bar Association.
American Arbitration Association (Arbitration).
