William H. Forman Jr., JD

Attorney-at-Law

A Timeline of Professional Milestones

1936

Born to William Harper Forman and Ermaleen (Lukas) Forman in Houston, TX.

1958

Earns a Bachelor of Arts from Tulane University in New Orleans, LA.

1961

Earns a Doctor of Jurisprudence from Tulane University.

1961

Is admitted to practice law by the Louisiana State Bar Association.

1965

Completes postgraduate coursework in criminology at the College of William & Mary in Williamsburg, VA.

1967

Marries Olive Goodwill Roberts on June 17.

1968

Is a project leader within the Gulf South Research Institute until 1969.

1969

Practices as an attorney within the Federal Trade Commission in New Orleans, LA until 1972.

1970

Earns a Master of Arts in government from Louisiana State University and becomes a National Defense Education Act Fellow.

1970

Is a public information officer and secretary of the consumer advisory board of the Federal Trade Commission in New Orleans until 1972.

1972

Is the vice-chairman of the consumer advisory board of the Federal Trade Commission in New Orleans until 1973.

1972

Is an attorney with the Louisiana Community Improvement Agency in the City of New Orleans until 1979.

1977

Serves of counsel with the Law Office of Robert C. Evans until 1995.

1982

Is admitted to practice law by the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Louisiana.

1985

Proposes and designs the Louisiana Cincinnati Association’s ROTC Medal for Excellence in U.S. Military and Naval History.

1986

Graduates from the Air War College Correspondence Program.

1989

Is admitted to practice law with the U.S. Court of Military Appeals.

1989

Is a member of the Law Offices of Inabnett, Suthon, Forman and Justrabo until 1995.

1995

Teaches as an adjunct professor within the Departments of History and Political Science at Tulane University.

2000

Is a professor at the Naval War College.

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