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Kingsley Arter Taft (July 19, 1903 – March 28, 1970) was an American politician and distant relative of Ohio's more famous Taft family. He served as chief justice of the Ohio Supreme Court and also served briefly as a United States Senator .
Kingsley Taft is a partner and co-chair of Goodwin's Life Sciences group and a former member of the Allocations Committee. He represents emerging to mature life sciences companies in all aspects of their business and legal affairs, including company formation, venture financings, strategic alliances, M&A, IPOs and other capital market ...
Kingsley Arter Taft (19 de julio de 1903 -28 de marzo de 1970) fue un político estadounidense y pariente lejano de la familia Taft más famosa de Ohio. Se desempeñó como presidente del Tribunal Supremo de Ohio y también sirvió brevemente como senador de los Estados Unidos.
Kingsley Taft is a senior partner and co-chair of Goodwin’s Life Sciences group and a former member of the Allocations Committee. He represents emerging to mature life sciences companies in all aspects of their business and legal affairs, including company formation, venture financings, strategic alliances, M&A, IPOs and other capital market ...
TAFT, KINGSLEY ARTER (19 July 1903-28 March 1970) was a Justice on the Ohio Supreme Court between 1948-1962, and Chief Justice, between 1963-1970. An astute student of the law, Taft's judicial career was marked by the establishment of the Ohio Judicial Conference, and the adoption of the Ohio Rules of Civil Procedure in 1970.
The Kingsley A. Taft Map Room features a well-preserved collection of 16 original, historically significant maps donated by Sheldon A. Taft, son of the late Chief Justice.
Supreme Court. Justices 1803 to Present. Kingsley Arter Taft left two impressive legacies. The first was his devotion to his family, and the second was his tremendous contribution to the field of jurisprudence.
