Background
Philip Segal, Terry was born on July 20, 1942 in Boston, Massachusetts, United States.
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Terry Philip Segal
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Amherst College (Bachelor of Arts, 1964). Yale University (Bachelor of Laws, 1967).
Career
Worked at Burns & Levinson Limited Liability Partnership (Boston, Master of Arts) specializing in General Practice, Antitrust, Banking, Bankruptcy, Commercial, Corporation, Environmental Law, Insurance, Probate, Real Estate, Securities, Taxation, Toxic Tort, Trusts and Wills. Trials in all Courts and Administrative Agencies. Admitted to the bar, 1967, Massachusetts.
1968, District of Columbia.
Author: "Dramatic Changes to Federal Civil Discovery Rules," Mass Lawyers Weekly, April 1994. "The New Federal Rules of Evidence," Massachusetts Lawyers Weekly, 1975.
Instructor: Federal Procedure, Suffolk University Law School, 1973-1975. Trial Practice, 1996.
Trial Practice, Boston College Law School, 1974-1979.
Tutor in Clinical Studies, Yale Law School, 1994-1995. Legislative Assistant to United States. Congressman Thomas P. O"Neill, Junior, 1966.
Legislative Counsel to United States.
Senator Philip Hart, 1967-1968. Assistant United States Attorney, Washington, District of Columbia, 1968-1970.
Assistant United States. Attorney, Massachusetts, 1971-1973.
Special Assistant District Attorney, Norfolk County, Dedham, Massachusetts, 1978-1979.
Member: Boston (Chairman, Criminal Law Section, 1973-1977. Member, Bankruptcy Law Section, 1980-1982) and American (Chairman, Taxation Section Subcommittee on Criminal Penalties, 1975-1979. First Circuit Chairman, Litigation Section Subcommittee on Complex Crimes, 1977-1978) Bar Associations.
Fellow, American College of Trial Lawyers.
Burns & Levinson, founded in 1960, is a firm now comprised of more than 130 partners & associates & consists of eleven departments - General Litigation, Business Litigation, Insurance, Toxic Tort, Environmental Automotive, Real Estate, Tax, Finance, Trusts & Estates and Family Law.
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Membership
Member: Boston (Chairman, Criminal Law Section, 1973-1977. Member, Bankruptcy Law Section, 1980-1982) and American (Chairman, Taxation Section Subcommittee on Criminal Penalties, 1975-1979. First Circuit Chairman, Litigation Section Subcommittee on Complex Crimes, 1977-1978) Bar Associations.
Fellow, American College of Trial Lawyers.
Fellow, American College of Trial Lawyers.
