Stanley L. Drexler

Background

Drexler, Stanley L. was born on January 7, 1912 in Denver, Colorado, United States.

Education

University of Colorado. University of Denver (Bachelor of Arts, 1934). University of Denver School of Law (Bachelor of Laws, cum laude, 1936).

Career

Worked at Drexler, Wald & Moats (Denver, Colorado) specializing in Taxation Law. Admitted to the bar, 1936, Colorado. Author: "How to Minimize the Risk of Tax on Accumulated Earnings," Prentice Hall, Tax Ideas, Secretary 7013.

"Uranium Tax Ideas," Oklahoma Law Review, 1956 and Texas Law Review, 1956.

Instructor in Law, University of Denver School of Law, 1939-1941. Senior Trial Attorney, Office of Chief Counsel, Internal Revenue Service, 1945-1949.

Listed, Best Lawyers in America, 1991. Member: Denver (Chairman, Taxation Committee, 1954), Colorado (Chairman, Taxation Section, 1965-1966) and American (Delegate, Third and Fifth Biennial Judicial Conference, United States.

Tax Court, 1990, 1992) Bar Associations.

Fellow: American College of Tax Counsel. Military: Lieutenant Commander, United States. Coast Guard Reserve, 1943-1945 (Also Of Counsel, Richard A. Munson).

Achievements

• Stanley L. Drexler has been listed as a reputable lawyer by Martindale-Hubbell.

Membership

Member: Denver (Chairman, Taxation Committee, 1954), Colorado (Chairman, Taxation Section, 1965-1966) and American (Delegate, Third and Fifth Biennial Judicial Conference, United States. Tax Court, 1990, 1992) Bar Associations. Fellow: American College of Tax Counsel.

Military: Lieutenant Commander, United States.

Coast Guard Reserve, 1943-1945 (Also Of Counsel, Richard A. Munson).