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| William F. Looney, Jr., Esq. |
| Looney & Grossman, LLP |
| Résumé and Professional Profile |
| EDUCATION: Harvard Law School. (J.D. 1958). Harvard College (A.B., cum laude 1953). EXPERIENCE: Partner, Looney & Grossman, P.A. (1965 to present). Special Hearing Officer, United States Department of Justice pursuant to Universal Military Training and Service Act. (1965-1968). Chief, Civil Division of United States Attorney's Office. (1964-1965). Assistant United States Attorney, District of Massachusetts. (1962-1965). Associate at Goodwin, Proctor & Hoar, Boston, Massachusetts. (1959-1962). Second Lieutenant, Army Artillery, First Armored Division. (1953-1955). OTHER PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE AND ASSOCIATIONS: Admitted to Practice: United States Supreme Court, Commonwealth of Massachusetts, District of Columbia, U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Michigan, Southern Division, Court of Appeals, First Circuit and Eighth Circuit. Member of Dedham Zoning Board of Appeal, 1971-1974, and Boston Bar Associations Council, 1972-1974. Chairman, Urban Affairs Section of Massachusetts Bar Association 1974-1977. President, Boston Latin School Alumni Association, 1979-1981. chairman, Litigation Section, Boston Bar Association, 1980-1982. President, Boston Latin School Foundation, 1981-1984. Fellow, American College of Trial Lawyers, 1981 to present. Vice President, Boston Bar Association, 1984-1985. Director, Metropolitan Bar Caucus of National Association of Bar Presidents, 1984-1985. Delegate, American Bar Association of House of Delegates, 1984-1988. Vice Chairman, Massachusetts Board of Bar Overseers, 1985-1989. Professional Organizations: American Bar Association, American College of Trial Lawyers, Massachusetts Bar Association and Bofton Bar Association. Faculty Assistant, Massachusetts Continuing Legal Education Trial Practice Course. Faculty Assistant, Harvard Law School Trial Practice Course. William F. Looney, mediator arbitrator, is on the panel of neutrals with Massachusetts Dispute Resolution Services providing mediation and arbitration services in Boston, Salem and at hearing locations throughout Massachusetts. For more information about William F. Looney, contact Massachusetts Dispute Resolution Services or visit our website at: www.mdrs.com |
