Honors and Awards: In 2007, Fred received the Burton Award for Distinguished Legal Achievement as the co-author of a published article on global warming-related legal issues.  In 1999, the Burton Foundation established "a unique national awards program was established which was dedicated principally to rewarding effective legal writing. The program honors partners in law firms and law school students who use plain, clear and concise language and avoid archaic, stilted legalese."  "The quality and number of submissions by law firms and law schools has been extremely competitive. Award recipients were selected from nominations by deans of all of the law schools in America, as well as from nominations by managing partners of the 1000 largest U.S. law firms."  (from www.burtonawards.com), Burton Award for Legal Achievement, Burton Foundation, 2007, In this third year of law school, Fred served as captain and oralist of the Charles Sumner team in the final round of the Harvard's Ames Moot Court competition, winning the competition as well as the best brief award in an argument before a panel of three judges presided over by the late Chief Justice of the United States Wm. Rehnquist., Captain and Oralist, Chas. Sumner Team, Winner 1986 Ames Moot Court Competition, Harvard Law School, 1986

Scholarly Lectures and Writings: Fredric Bellamy co-authored a new chapter in the ABA's bestselling book "IP Deskbook for Business Lawyers" in its revised 2009 edition., Author, Data Security Chapter, IP Deskbook for Business Lawyers, ABA Section Of Business Law, 2009