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Mr. Stolman is a senior shareholder of ST&G. He attended Villanova University where he earned his B.S., EC., in 1963 and his LL.B. in 1966. He was admitted to the Pennsylvania bar in 1967 and to the California bar in 1972. Mr. Stolman began his legal career with the United States Justice Department, Tax Division, in Washington D.C. representing the government's interests in connection with tax claims in pending bankruptcy cases. Following his tenure with the Justice Department, Mr. Stolman relocated to Los Angeles and shortly thereafter joined Stutman, Treister & Glatt. Mr. Stolman has been a member of Stutman, Treister & Glatt since 1973 during which time he has primarily represented the interests of debtors. Included among the notable cases handled by Mr. Stolman were the following: Peregrine Entertainment, Inc. (which resulted in the infamous Peregrine decision concerning the need to perfect security interests in copyrights by registering such interests with the Copyright Office rather than merely relying upon UCC filings); Leisure Technology, Inc.; Northview Corporation; Maguire Thomas Partners; Applied Magnetics Corporation; and Daewoo Motor America, Inc. Mr. Stolman is a frequent participant in educational and business panels dealing with the subject of financial restructurings. He is a member of the Los Angeles County Bar Association (Commercial Law and Bankruptcy Section), American Bar Association (Business Law Section) and The State Bar of California. | 