Experience

Independent Law Practice Professional

• India
• Law Practice
• 300 - 400 Employee

• Retired

  • Oct 1994 - Present



Casenotes Publishing Co., Inc.

• Editorial Director

  • Oct 1979 - Jun 1994

  Editing of law study publications; coordinating with and editing manuscripts of law professors in preparation of work for publication; oversight of and coordination with printers in Los Angeles, California, and Ann Arbor, Michigan, of covers and pages; review of writer-applicants and hiring of same; application of word processing and other in-house computer peripherals during transition to digital publishing. Editing of law study publications; coordinating with and editing manuscripts of law professors in preparation of work for publication; oversight of and coordination with printers in Los Angeles, California, and Ann Arbor, Michigan, of covers and pages; review of writer-applicants and hiring of same; application of word processing and other in-house computer peripherals during transition to digital publishing.



Los Angeles City Council

• Legislative Analyst

  • Sep 1976 - Sep 1979

  Assigned to the Committee on Intergovernmental Relations, analyzing city, state, and federal legislation to determine competing interests and possible impact of each on the city and other jurisdictions. Assigned to the Committee on Intergovernmental Relations, analyzing city, state, and federal legislation to determine competing interests and possible impact of each on the city and other jurisdictions.



U.S. House of Representatives

• Congressional Page

  • Jan 1965 - Jun 1965

  Perhaps the most prestigious errand-runner position in the nation, I also gave tours of the U.S. Capitol Building for special guests of House members. Aside from the House floor, the job gave me access to the most private, off-limits areas of the Capitol and surrounding House and Senate office buildings, allowing me to observe very famous people engage in the sausage-making process that is legislating in a way the average person could never imagine. I was appointed by my own representative, James Roosevelt (D, Beverly Hills), after writing a letter asking how one goes about becoming a page. I was one of the very few pages whose family was not politically connected or related to his sponsor. (In other words, my parents never donated big bucks.)