Beverly D Ross from North East, MD, age 77

Beverly Ross Phones & Addresses

North East, MD
Elkton, MD
Colora, MD
Rising Sun, MD
81 Porter Rd, North East, MD 21901 • (410)6202508

Work

Position:

Executive, Administrative, and Managerial Occupations

Education

School / High School:

Nyu

Ranks

Licence:

New York - Currently registered
Date:

1979

Emails

m***[email protected]

Specialities

International Banking • International Trade and Finance • Maritime Law • Trusts and Estates • Business Law • Corporate/Business • Family/Domestic • Trusts/Estates/Wills • Family • Estate Planning

License Records

Beverly Ross

License #:

22405 - Expired

Category:

Cosmetology

Issued Date:

Aug 1, 1968

Effective Date:

Mar 3, 1993

Type:

Cosmetologist

Beverly P Ross

Phone:

(954)2493947

License #:

52685 - Active

Category:

Health Care

Issued Date:

May 17, 1999

Effective Date:

Nov 14, 2005

Expiration Date:

May 31, 2018

Type:

Certified Nursing Assistant

Lawyers & Attorneys

Beverly Jean Ross - Lawyer

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Licenses:

New York - Currently registered 1979

Education:

Nyu

Beverly Ross - Lawyer

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Office:

Law Office of Beverly D. Ross

Specialties:

International Banking
International Trade and Finance
Maritime Law
Trusts and Estates
Business Law
Corporate/Business
Family/Domestic
Trusts/Estates/Wills
Family
Estate Planning

ISLN:

909883841

Admitted:

1974

University:

New York University, B.A., 1968

Law School:

George Washington University, J.D., 1974; George Washington University, LL.M., 1993

Plaxo

Beverly Ross

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Wise County Christian Counseling

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Beverly Ross

Work:

Beverly Ross LLC - President
Broadcast Music Incorporated - Affiliate - Endangered Songs

Education:

Brill Building

About:

Songwriter and composer of "Lollipop," "Judy's Turn To Cry," "Candy Man," "Girl of My Best Friend," "Dixieland Rock" and many more classic songs. ...

Tagline:

Iconic songwriter & an architect of Rock 'n Roll

Bragging Rights:

DJ Alan Freed called Beverly's song "Dim Dim The Lights" the "grand daddy song of Rock 'N Roll" (Alan Freed is the man credited with naming the genre of rock n roll)