Arthur W. Leibold, Jr.

1. Ottawa Township High School (1945-1949);
2. Haverford College, Haverford, Pennsylvania (1949-1953),
3. A.B. English, Phi Beta Kappa (1952);
4. awarded scholarships by Harvard, Yale, Columbia and University of Pennsylvania Law Schools;
5. J.D., University of Pennsylvania Law School (1953-1956);
6. Owen J. Roberts Scholar;
7. Order of the Coif; Article Editor, University of Pennsylvania Law Review.

1. Associate, Dechert, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania (1956-1965); Partner (1965-1969);
2. Washington Office (1972-1997; Counsel, 1998-Present). Litigation, 1958-1969;
3. Business Law, 1972-1992; Litigation, 1992-Present.

1. Litigation Practice: Representation of life, health, and accident insurers; railroads; product
2. liability insurers; architects and engineers in professional liability matters; commercial litigation;
3. savings and loan association litigation.

1. Business Practice: Representation of savings and loan associations; savings and loan holding
2. Business Practice: Representation of savings and loan associations; savings and loan holding
3. officers and directors of and legal counsel for savings and loan associations.

1. General Counsel: Federal Home Loan Bank Board, Federal Savings & Loan Insurance Corporation (1969-1972);
2. Federal Home Loan Mortgage Corporation (1970-1972); enlisted in Army Judge Advocate General Program in 1957, but declared 4-F because of college track injury.

1. American, Federal, International, Philadelphia, and D.C.;
2. Chairman of Savings and Loan Committees of American (Business Law Section);
3. Federal and International (Section of Business Law);
4. Treasurer of American Bar Association, American Bar Foundation, American Bar Retirement Association (1979-1983);
5. Board of Directors, American Bar Endowment (1984-1997), Emeritus Director (1997-Present), President (1995-1997);
6. Member, Board of Directors, ABI (1999-Present);
7. Trustee, A-E-F-C Pension Plan (1979-1994);
8. Chairman, ABA Housing & Urban Development Law Committee (1983-1987);
9. ABA Fund for Justice & Education Resource Committee (1983-1992);
10. Chairman, ABA Audit Committee (1992-1994; member, 1988-1992);
11. ABA Board of Governors (1977-1983);
12. ABA Standing Committee on Ethics and Professional Responsibility (1994-1997);
13. ABA House of Delegates (1967-1969; 1977-1988): Member, Board of Directors, American Bar Foundation (1995-1997).

1. Member, Committee of 70 (Philadelphia) (1964-1974);
2. Board of Directors, Marymount College, Arlington, Virginia (1973-1975);
3. Member, Administrative Conference of the United States (1969-1972);
4. former President, Haverford Society of Washington, D.C.;
5. former member, Board of Visitors, University of Pennsylvania Law School;
6. Charter Member, Lawyers Committee for Civil Rights Under Law (1963);
7. Teacher, St. Joseph's University Evening Division (1957-1959);
8. Listed in "Who's Who in America" and "Who's Who in American Law".

1. Wife, Nora Collins Leibold, Retired Speech Writer (1996) for Senator J. Bennett Johnston (D. La.);
2. Children:
   Arthur III-employed by AGIP in Houston, Texas;
   Alison Aubry Sturdevant-teacher living in Houston, Texas;
   Peter-currently CEO, American Health Lawyers Association, Washington, D.C.