Millennium Magazine_7th Ed

258 Millennium - A Marquis Who’s Who Magazine LAW AND LAW ENFORCEMENT PARTNER (RETIRED), CHAIRMAN EMERITUS The Stolar Partnership and Predecessors Saint Louis, MO J ugjit “Jack” S. Johal is a pronounced attorney and has been the principal of the Law Offices of Jack S. Johal in Sacramento, California, since 2012. Known for his legal prowess in high taxation, he is also a lecturer of seminars, having once given 37 seminars to business organizations in one single year. Drawing upon a BA in English and economics from Occidental University, JD from Duquesne University and LLM in taxation from New York University School of Law, he has been admitted to practice in Pennsylvania and California. Published widely in several law journals, Mr. Johal was active in developing the California’s Liability Company Act, the Uniform Act of 1994 and the California Uniform Limited Partnership Act of 2008. He was recognized within the Top 10% of Attorneys in the U.S. by Lawyers of Distinction in 2018, selected among Northern California’s Top Rated Lawyers by Martindale-Hubbell and named in the Top 1% of America’s Most Honored Professionals by American Registry. He is an AV Pre-Eminent Lawyer and has a Superb 10.0 AVVO Rating. Looking forward, he intends to participate in missionary work in India, Africa and Central America. PRINCIPAL Law Offices of Jack S. Johal Sacramento, CA Millennium Magazine Featured Listee JUGJIT “JACK” S. JOHAL HARVEY A. HARRIS A s a transactional attorney, Harvey A. Harris specialized in housing and urban development, real estate and finance, business transition, and family business and estate planning. He joined the Stolar Partnership in 1961, retiring as emeritus chairman in 2014, and continued an additional five years in private practice. He was counsel for such redevelopment projects as Skinker DeBaliviere, Convention Plaza, Washington Avenue and Gateway Mall. Mr. Harris is a former board chair of the Bi-State Metropolitan Transit Authority (Metro), the Barnes-Jewish College of Nursing and the Saint Louis chapter of the American Red Cross. He is an emeritus board member of Barnes-JewishHospital, a former commissioner of theSt. Louis Science Center and a former board member of the St. Louis Symphony Orchestra. A past president of the St. Louis Jewish Federation, for which he served as counsel for over 35 years, he was a founding partner in Fox Associates and won three Tony Awards for Broadway shows. Mr. Harris graduated magna cum laude in economics from Harvard University and graduated from Harvard Law School in 1961. He served the Harvard Club of Saint Louis as vice president and has hosted the annual Harvard holiday party for 40 years.