James F. Holderman
2005
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What was filed
7
investments
3
positions
0
gifts
0
agreements
0
debts
2
reimbursements
3
income
2
spouse income
Named parties
- dissolved
- John Marshall Law School
- University of Illinois College of Law
- Emory Law School
- Intellectual Property Law
- Phi Delta Phi
- University of Illinois College of Law (part-time teaching)
- John Marshall Law School (part-time teaching)
- Emory Law School (part-time teaching)
- Winston & Strawn
- May 6-12, 2005, Emory Law School, Atlanta, Georgia, (Lodging and Transportation)
As filed
Country Companies Ins. Policies — Interest
Country Companies Ins. Policies — Int/Div — redemption — dissolved
Country Companies Ins. Policies — Int/Div — redemption — dissolved
Fifth Third Bank Savings Account — Interest
First National Bank (LaGrange) — Interest
Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Policy — None
Fidelity Investment Group (a widely diversified mutual fund) — None
Faculty (part-time), John Marshall Law School
Faculty (part-time), University of Illinois College of Law
Faculty (part-time), Emory Law School
Reimbursement — Intellectual Property Law — April 14-16, 2005, Section of Intellectual Property Law American Bar Association. Arlington, Virginia (Transportation, Meals, Room)
Reimbursement — Phi Delta Phi — August 17-20, 2005 - Phi Delta Phi International Legal Fraternity, New Orleans, Lousiana (Lodging and Transportation)
Income — March — University of Illinois College of Law (part-time teaching) — $4,000.00
Income — Jan; Aug — John Marshall Law School (part-time teaching) — $ 12,000.00
Income — April — Emory Law School (part-time teaching) — $2,500
Spouse's income — Jan-Dec — Winston & Strawn
Spouse's income — 2005 Trial Techniques Program — May 6-12, 2005, Emory Law School, Atlanta, Georgia, (Lodging and Transportation)
As a further explanation of the transactions reported on Part VII, lines 2 and 3, columns B and D, the tw
[farm corporations, JHR Farms, Inc. and
Holderman Farms, Inc., ceased doing business, liquidated their assests, which were primarily parcels of real estate located in Grundy County, Illinois, and
dissolved in 2005.
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