Munster, Ernest, 1885-1965

Little is known about Ernest Munster; he was born in 1886 and was an attorney. Munster organized Lawyers International Corporation in 1930, with its office in New York City. Munster, the company's president, continued his association with the company through at least the mid-1940s.

Lawyers International Corporation served attorneys in the United States and other countries in the conduct of their foreign corporate work. Corporate attorneys requested Lawyers International to organize private limited liability companies, or register branches under the laws of various countries. Local attorneys generally prepared their own papers or approved documents submitted to Lawyers International. In turn, Lawyers International appointed representatives living and working in the particular country who filed papers required for organization of corporations or companies. The companies formed were generally private limited-liability companies.

From the description of Papers, 1917-1946. (Hagley Museum & Library). WorldCat record id: 86123700