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Licensed in Massachusetts for 15 years
State: Massachusetts
Acquired: 2010
No misconduct found
Licensed in Maine for 47 years
State: Maine
Acquired: 1978
No misconduct found
Licensed in New York for 53 years
State: New York
Acquired: 1973
No misconduct found
Location
Bernstein Shur
Po Box 9729, 100 Middle Street West Tower, Portland, ME, 04104-5029
Bernstein Shur
Po Box 9729, Portland, ME, 04104-5029
Bernstein, Shur, Sawyer & Nelson
PO Box 9729, 100 Middle St
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Associations
Maine State Bar Association
Member
American Bar Association
Member
Cumberland County Bar Association
Member
Maine Bar Foundation
Fellow
American Arbitration Association
Commercial Panel
Education
1973
New York University
JD - Juris Doctor
1969
Georgetown University
BS - Bachelor of Science
Publications
1996
Maine Bar Journal
In Praise of Pierringer: The Legislature Should Codify Pierringer Settlements
1996
Maine Lawyer's Review
Securities Law in Maine After the Litigation Reform Act of 1995
1986
National Business Institute
Maine Product Liability Law
1981
Construction Claims Monthly
Mechanic’s Liens: Some Considerations for Contract Administration