Education and Honors
Fiske is a past president of the American College of Trial Lawyers and the Federal Bar Council. He is a recipient of the Association Medal from the New York City Bar Association.
An alumnus of the Pomfret School he has a BA from Yale University (1952), and a JD from the University of Michigan (1955), where he was associate editor of the law review.
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