Admitted
1986, Illinois; 1988, District of Columbia; 1993, U.S. Supreme Court
Law School
University of Michigan, J.D., 1984
Law School Graduation Year
1984
College
Cornell University, B.A., 1973
Biographical
Member, University of Michigan Journal of Law Reform, 1982-1984. Recipient, Jane L. Mixer Award, 1983-1984. Author: Out of the Fire and Into the Frying Pan, or Back to the Future, 37 Trial 18, March 2001, also published in (9) Andrews Toxic Chemicals Litg. Rep. 10, 2000; Myths About Neutral Scientific Experts, 36 Trial 62, January, 2000; The Revolutionary Right-to-a-Remedy: Common Sense About the Constitutionality of the Common Law, 34 Trial 48, March 1998; Do-It-Yourself Brain Surgery: or Why You May Need to Hire an Appellate Specialist, 32 Trial 52, Sept. 1996. Co-Author: with Anthony Z. Roisman, Two Strikes and You're Out: Defending Experts from Daubert Attacks, 32 Env. L. Rptr. 10980, 2002. Co-Author: with Jonathan S. Massey, Wrong Ideas About Wrongful Death, 33 Trial 27, Jan. 1997. Co-Author: with Mark Hager, Punitive Damages and the Free Market, 31 Trial 28, Sept. 1995. Co-Author: with Kenneth J. Chesebro, Justice Denied: Constitutional Challenges to Court Delay, 29 Trial 26, April 1993. Co-Author: with Richard M. Phillips, Broker-Dealer Regulation: Prohibitions Against Excessive Markups, Practising Law Institute, Securities Enforcement, 1988. Co-author: with Richard M. Phillips and Michael J. Missal, The Kern Case and the Future Section 15 (c) (4) of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934, Securities Regulation Institute 1989. Law Clerk to Chief Judge William B. Bryant, U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia, 1984-1986.