Saul Chesterfield Oppenheim

Background

Oppenheim, Saul Chesterfield was born on January 16, 1897 in New York City. Son of Jacob and Julia (Jaffe) Oppenheim.

Education

Bachelor of Arts in Economics & History summa cum laude, Columbia University, 1918; AM, Columbia University, 1920; Juris Doctor, University of Michigan, 1926; Doctor of Juridical Science, University of Michigan, 1929.

Career

Instructor economics, University of Michigan, 1921-1926; teaching & research assistant to dean law school, University of Michigan, 1926-1927; professor of law, University of Michigan, from 1952. Professor of law George Washington University, 1927-1952, university adviser on research George Washington Patent, Trademark & Copyright Research Institute, from 1957.

Achievements

• Bar: Michigan 1926, District of Columbia 1935, Supreme Court of the United States Court 1935.

Works

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  • Recent Supreme Court cases on Federal anti-trust laws: 1949 supplement to Oppenheim, Cases on Federal anti-trust laws

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  • 1972 supplement to third edition Federal antitrust laws: Cases and comments (American casebook series)
  • Federal Antitrust Laws, Cases and Text and Commentary (American Casebook Series)
  • Cases on Federal anti-trust laws, including restraits of trade at common law: Trade regulation (American casebook series)

Membership

Sergeant United States Army, 1918-1919. Member American Bar Association, Association American Law Schools, New York Bar Association, Federal Bar Association, Phi Beta Kappa, others.

Connections

Married Morgery H. Heiman, September 22, 1922. 1 child, Daniel Payne.