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Stephen B. Wexler
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Licensed in New York for 61 years
State: New York
Acquired: 1964
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Stephen B. Wexler, Esq.
377 Oak Street, Concourse Level, Suite C2, Garden City, NY, 11530
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Experience
Work Experience
2004 - Present
Arbitrator, U.S. District Court for New York
1973 - Present
Managing Partner, Wexler Burkhart Hirschberg & Unger, LLP
1964 - 1965
Clerk, Chief Judge Joseph C. Zavatt, U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of New York
Associations
Nassau County Bar Association
Past Chair
Securities Industry Financial Markets Association, Legal and Complience Division
Member
Public Investors Arbitration Bar Association
Member
New Horizons Counseling Service
Board of Trustees
Education
1966
Brooklyn Law School
LL.M - Master of Laws
1964
New York University School of Law
JD - Juris Doctor
1961
Cornell University
BS - Bachelor of Science
Speaking Engagements
2009
National Investment Banking Association
Rules Governing Private Placements of Securities
2008
National Investment Banking Association
Securities Arbitrations
Publications
2005
New York Law Journal
Four SEC Proceedings Highlight Core Concepts of Supervision