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Jersey and under different ownership than in 1982. After his
employment by Miller & Summit ended in 1971, petitioner joined
the New York law firm of Lans, Feinberg, & Cohen (LFC).
Thereafter, petitioner only rarely spoke with Miller
Miller was one of the key figures in the Plastics Recycling
transactions and an acquaintance of Stuart Becker (Becker).
Miller was the corporate counsel to PI for many years and was a
9.1-percent shareholder of F&G. He also represented F&G,
Burstein, and Raymond Grant, who was the sole shareholder of ECI.
Miller practiced law from 1958 to the present, primarily in the
area of business and tax transactions and litigation. For some
years he practiced as a partner in the firm of Miller & Summit.
Robert S. Cohen (Cohen) received his B.A. degree from Alford
University and his J.D. degree from Fordham University. After
graduating from law school in 1962, Cohen enlisted in the
military and was released from active duty as a first lieutenant.
He then worked for a law firm in New York until he formed LFC in
1968. In practice he was primarily a commercial litigator until
the early eighties, when New York passed an equitable
distribution law with respect to divorce. Then he concentrated
his practice on family law.
Becker organized and promoted SAB Foam. Becker was the sole
shareholder of Scanbo Management, Ltd. (Scanbo), which wholly
owned SAB Management. Becker served as the president of SAB
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