Suzanne Langford Sanford

Background

Langford Sanford, Suzanne was born on May 8, 1951 in Belleville, Illinois, United States.

Education

University of Texas (Bachelor of Arts, 1975). Delegate March College; Saint Mary"s University of San Antonio (Juris Doctor, with distinction, 1981).

Career

Worked at Schmeltzer, Aptaker & Shepard, Professional Corporation (Washington, District of Columbia) specializing in Labor and Employment Law, Maritime, Equal Employment Opportunity, Civil Litigation, Employee Benefits, Franchise, Criminal, Health Care Law, Antitrust and Corporate Law. Admitted to the bar, 1981, Texas. 1990, United States. Court of Appeals, for the Federal Circuit and United States.

Claims Court.

1991, District of Columbia. Phi Delta Phi. Member, John M. Harlan Society. Articles Editor, Saint Mary"s Law Journal, 1980-1981.

Author: "Singing the Coal Train Blues: The Interstate Commerce Commission. Railroad Coal Hauling Rates and the National.

Energy Policy," ll Saint Mary"s Law Journal 734, 1980. Note, "Charge of Tuition to Illegal Alien School Children Pursuant to Texas Statute Violates Fourteenth Amendment," 11 Saint Mary"s Law Journal 549, 1979.

Instructor: Legal Research and Writing, Saint Mary"s University, 1981. Briefing Attorney, Supreme Court of Texas, 1981-1982.

Member: San Antonio and American Bar Associations.

State Bar of Texas. San Antonio Young Lawyers Association (Treasurer, 1985-1986. Vice-President, 1986-1987).

The firm was founded in 1976 by members of one of the nation"s largest firms who believed that a smaller firm emphasizing specialization and cost effective service had the most to offer to lawyers and clients alike.

The firm"s counselling and litigation practice is international in scope, representing domestic and foreign public and private concerns, as well as governments. Schmeltzer, Aptaker & Shepard, Professional Corporation has grown to meet the needs of its clientele while remaining true to its original concept.

Achievements

• Suzanne Langford Sanford has been listed as a reputable lawyer by Martindale-Hubbell.

Works

• Other Work

  • Author: "Singing the Coal Train Blues: The ICC. Railroad Coal Hauling Rates and the National. Energy Policy," ll St. Mary's Law Journal 734, 1980. Note, "Charge of Tuition to Illegal Alien School Children Pursuant to Texas Statute Violates Fourteenth Amendment," 11 St. Mary's Law Journal 549, 1979.
    
    Instructor: Legal Research and Writing, St. Mary's University, 1981. Briefing Attorney, Supreme Court of Texas, 1981-1982.

Membership

Member, John M. Harlan Society. Articles Editor, Saint Mary"s Law Journal, 1980-1981.