Admitted
1990, Iowa and Minnesota; 1991, District of Columbia; 1993, U.S. Supreme Court; 1996, Maryland
Law School
Fletcher School of Law & Diplomacy, M.A.L.D., 1985; Stanford Law School, J.D., 1990
Law School Graduation Year
1990
College
Johns Hopkins University, B.A., general honors, departmental honors, 1983
Biographical
Phi Beta Kappa. President, Stanford Law Review, 1989-1990. Deputy Staff Judge Advocate, 113th Fighter Wing (DCANG), Andrews Air Force Base, 1991-1998. Author: Below-Cost Sales and the Buying of Market Share, 42 Stanford Law Review 695 (1990); Soviet Nationalities Policies and the Soviet Germans, 16 Heritage Review 11 (1986); Trade Liberalization and the Global Service Economy, 19 Journal of World Trade Law 95 (1985); High Technology Occupations Lead Growth in Services Employment, 7 Business America 19 (1984). Co-Author: The Trigger of Coverage Under CGL Policies, Insurance Coverage Litigation 1993: Critical Issues and Strategies, New York: Practicing Law Institute (1993); International Competition in Information Technologies: Foreign Government Intervention and the U.S. Response, 22 Stanford Journal of International Law 215 (1987); The Semiconductor Chip Protection Act - Experience in the Utilization of the Law and Current International Developments, 8 European Intellectual Property Review 229 (1986); U.S.-Japan Relations - Convergence and Cooperation in a Changing World Economy, Southwestern Legal Foundation (1986); Private Investors Abroad: Problems and Solutions in International Business in 1986 , Matthew Bender (1986); Government Procurement of Semiconductors - Economic and Environmental Issues Affecting a Major Strategic Resource, San Jose, Semiconductor Industry Association (1985).
Military
Major, Air National Guard/Air Force Reserve