School of Law
Senior Bulletin
1988-89
UNIVERSITY of LOUISVILLE
University of Louisville
School of Law
Senior Bulletin 1988-89
Published by the University of Louisville School of Law
Placement Office
Employer Information
The University of Louisville School
of Law Placement Office serves as a
liaison between employers and job
applicants. The office provides a
clearinghouse service where inquiries
from employers are made available to
all interested students and graduates.
When an employer lists a job opening
with the Law School, the Placement
Office requests information on the title
of the position, a description of duties,
salary range, date position is open,
minimum requirements of applicants
and procedures for applying. In
addition, to stimulate interest as well
as to attract those most qualified, we
ask employers to submit a firm
resume, practice profile or similar
descriptive information for display to
our students.
The University is an equal
opportunity employer. Our facilities
and sources are available only to
persons who adhere to this principle.
The law school has adopted the
principles and standards of the
National Association for Law
Placement.
Placement Services
The Placement Office can compile
and mail resumes of students and
alumni, provide a list of available
candidates, and coordinate on-campus
interviews. We will attempt in every
way to facilitate an employer's
recruitment process; however, we will
not screen applicants nor attempt to
influence hiring decisions.
On-Campus Interviews
On-campus interviews are generally
held in the fall; however, they can be
scheduled at any time during the
school year with the exception of
vacation and examination periods.
Interviews may be scheduled for third
year students seeking permanent
positions and for first and second year
students interested in summer employ­ment.
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Regional Recruiting Conferences
Participation in these conferences
offers students an opportunity to
interview with employers in the
southeast. The Southeastern Minority
Job Fair is held in the fall in Atlanta,
Georgia. Also, in the fall the
Southeastern Public Interest Job Fair
meets there. The Mid-South Law
Placement Consortium is a spring
recruiting conference held in Nashville,
Tennessee.
Recruiting Through Correspondence
Employers who are unable to inter­view
at the School are invited to call
or send announcements of available
positions. Employers can request that
a notice be posted on the Placement
Bulletin Board whereby employers can
elect to have resumes sent directly by
the applicants or be collected and
forwarded by the Placement Office.
Alumni Placement
The Placement Office has on file
names of University of Louisville Law
School Alumni who are presently
interested in changing professional
affiliation. Resumes from the Active
File can be forwarded to employers
upon request. The Placement Office
also notifies recent graduates and
other alumni of current job openings
through the Going Places newsletter
which is distributed monthly.
Employers have found the newsletter
useful in meeting their immediate
needs.
Follow Up
The Placement Office requests that
employers notify each student of their
decision regarding application, and
that the Placement Office be notified
when hiring has been completed.
For more information or interview
inquiries, please contact:
Phyllis D. Leibson
Placement Director
School of Law
University of Louisville
Louisville, KY 40292
(502) 588-63681588-6358
The University of Louisville
School of Law
Background
The study of law began in Louisville
in 1846 when the state legislature
chartered the University of Louisville.
The former Jefferson School of Law
was absorbed by the University of
Louisville in 1950. Throughout its 135
year history the students, faculty and
alumni of the School of Law have
maintained a traditionally prominent
role in scholarship and leadership
within the legal community. The
University of Louisville School of Law
is accredited by the Association of
American Law Schools, the American
Bar Association, and is a member of
the National Association for Law
Placement.
Enrollment
There is currently a total enrollment
of 480 students: 355 in the day and
125 in the evening division. The
selectivity of our admissions standards
and the demanding requirements for
graduation combine to ensure
competence in our graduates.
Facilities
The School of Law has been in its
present location on the Belknap
Campus of the University of Louisville
since 1939 when it moved from its
downtown site. Buried beneath the
front portico of this building are the
remains of Louis Dembitz Brandeis,
Associate Justice of the United States
Supreme Court from 1916 to 1939 and
his wife. The original law building
designed by architect J ens Frederick
Larson was supplemented by the
construction of a major library
addition in 1974 and another addition
in 1981. The library of the Law School
consists of more than 150,000 volumes
which are selected to aid student
instruction and to promote research.
Nineteen-hundred and eighty-one saw
the completion of an expansive
classroom and office facility for the
School of Law, which approximately
doubles the physical plant of the law
school. This new facility is comple­mented
by a complete renovation and
refurbishment of the existing struc­ture.
The Law School campus includes
classrooms, seminar halls, an amphi­theater,
administrative offices, a suite
of offices for student organizations,
student and faculty lounges, a
darkroom and a library that can
accommodate over 300 students.
Grading System
The University of Louisville Law
School has maintained rigorous
academic standards. These standards
are reflected in the grading policy of
the school. Our ordinary or "average"
grade is a "C." The University of
Louisville has maintained high
academic standards and there has
been very little grade inflation at this
school.
Because of the rigorous grading
standards at the University of
Louisville, the grade point average of
our students may appear lower than
students with less academic achieve­ment
at other schools. Prospective
employers may, therefore, find it
particularly helpful to compare class
rank standing of students.
Academic Calendar
Fall Semester, 1988
Classes Start- Aug. 16
Thanksgiving-Nov. 24-25
Classes End-Nov. 23
Examinations-Nov. 29-Dec. 12
Spring Semester, 1989
Classes Start- Jan. 9
Martin Luther King Day- Jan. 16
(university closed)
Mid-term Vacation- Mar. 12- 18
Classes End-April 21
Examin'itions-April 25-May 9
Commencement-May 21
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Student Publications and
Programs
Journal of Family Law
The Journal of Family Law is the
law review of the University of
Louisville School of Law. The Journal
consists of student written comments
and case notes, and articles by outside
authors with expertise in family law.
The members of the Journal publish
four issues per year and have complete
editorial control over content.
Selection is based upon scholastic
achievement and writing ability.
Members must write one case note,
several "recent cases" and one student
note, as well as perform tasks such as
proofreading and cite-checking.
Journal membership is the highest
academic honor available to a law
student.
The Journal of Law and Education
The Journal of Law and Education
is published in conjunction with the
University of South Carolina Law and
Education Center. The Journal publishes
four issues per year and is recognized
as the foremost publication committed
exclusively to law and education.
Membership is awarded only to
those students who have demonstrated
outstanding writing ability as well as
technical proficiency in areas such as
proof-reading and cite-checking during
their year long candidacy. Under the
direction of Professor Laurence W.
Knowles, the University of Louisville
members of the Journal are respon­sible
for the research, writing and
publication of all recent cases in edu­cation
as well as preparing synopses of
recent law review articles in the area.
The student editors, while retaining
ultimate editorial control, require
members to perform periodic proof­reading
and other editorial duties in
order to provide them with a more
varied learning experience.
Louisville Law Examiner
The Louisville Law Examiner, a stu­dent
published newspaper, serves the
law school and other members of the
legal community as a medium of infor-
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mation and ideas. Under the direction
of a student editor-in-chief, staff
members, derived from all three
classes, actively participate in gather­ing
information, writing articles, and
editing copy for the publication which
is issued six times during the year.
The Examiner's circulation has
increased to 5400 and includes all law
school alumni, the student body, vari­ous
state and local officials, and other
law schools.
Moot Court Program
The purpose of the Moot Court Pro­gram
is to provide an opportunity
for training in the principles of oral
and written advocacy, to provide
nationwide exposure to second and
third year students through participa­tion
in competitions, to sponsor and
coordinate the Henry Pirtle and Ben­jamin
F. Washer Moot Court competi­tion
and to coordinate the first year
appellate advocacy program. This pro­gram
is managed by a Moot Court
Board comprised of second and third
year students.
Students from the second and third
year classes also volunteer to serve as
mentors and judges for the first year
program. Student judges and local
attorneys hear and critique the first
year students' appellate arguments
alongside practicing attorneys and
faculty members.
Internships
Senior students in good academic
standing are eligible to participate in
either the Legal Aid Clinical Intern­ship
or Applied Criminal Justice pro­grams.
These students, under the
supervision of a practicing attorney or
member of the faculty, assist clients
by counseling, investigating, preparing
legal documents, and performing all
essential preparation for trial. In addi­tion,
these students are permitted to
prosecute or defend cases in the local
court due to a special ruling of the
Kentucky Supreme Court which sanc­tions
approved clinical programs.
In the Judicial Internship program,
the student is assigned to work as an
assistant for a judge in the local, state
and federal courts. The student sits in
on trials, is present during confer­ences,
and conducts research. The stu­dent
has the opportunity to closely
observe litigation techniques and to
learn directly from the judge by obser­ving
the proceedings from the judge's
position of impartiality.
Student Organizations
Student Bar Association (SBA)
The Student Bar Association con­sists
of the entire student body of the
law school and serves as a liaison
between students and faculty and
administrators. The SBA is managed
by elected officers and representatives
from both the day and evening divi­sions.
Specialized functions are per­formed
by standing and ad hoc com­mittees
composed of student volun­teers.
In addition, members of the
SBA serve on various faculty commit­tees.
The SBA is a charter member of
the American Law Student Associa­tion,
a national organization sponsored
by the American Bar Association.
The Honor Council, under the aegis
of the SBA, enforces the law school's
Honor Code. Council members are
elected from the second and third year
classes. The Honor Council seeks to
further the highest standards of legal
education and ethical conduct and
create a realization by law students
that they are carrying on a great pro­fessional
responsibility.
Louisville Law Forum
The Louisville Law Forum is an
independent student organization,
governed by an elected board of direc­tors,
which coordinates various exist­ing
lecture programs at the law school.
The Law Forum brings to the local legal
community and law school distinguished
scholars, advocates and public figures
related in some way to the legal pro­fession.
By doing so the Law Forum
may supplement the law students'
legal education or merely provide a
forum for discussion of legal issues.
The Law Forum has established and
maintains a series of lecture programs.
Lectures are scheduled periodically at
no charge to the public.
Women's Law Caucus
The Women's Law Caucus provides
a forum for discussion of problems
unique to female law students. Mem­bership
is extended to all students in­terested
in preserving and advancing
women's legal rights. The Caucus
holds monthly meetings and partici­pates
in regional and national
conferences.
Black Law Students Association
(BLSA)
The Black Law Students Association
seeks to promote academic excellence
among black law students and to im­prove
relations in the law school com­munity.
Through meetings and
workshops, BLSA encourages its
members to commit themselves to
making the legal profession more
responsive to specialized needs of the
black community. BLSA also par­ticipates
in the recruiting of black law
students and provides assistance to
students preparing for law school.
International Law Society
The International Law Society en­courages
increased interest in and
understanding of international and
comparative law. The Society sponsors
speakers and other activities toward
this end. Membership is open to any
student having a desire to learn about
international or comparative law.
Student Trial Lawyers Association
(STLA)
The STLA is designed for students
who are interested in trial practice. As
an addendum to the law curriculum,
STLA provides seminars on aspects of
trial practice conducted by noted local
trial attorneys. The STLA co-sponsors
the National Mock Trial teams and
hosts the Annual Trial Advocacy Lec­ture
series. In addition, the STLA has
video equipment and an extensive
library of video and audio cassettes on
trial tactics.
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Legal Fraternities . .
Three professional legal fratermtles
coexist at the law school. Members are
actively recruited from the student
body with each fraternity emphasizing
the special advantages available to its
affiliates. Membership in legal
fraternities is conditioned upon
invitation, payment of dues and
continued good standing as a law
student. Academic and social
programs vary with each fraternity.
Phi Alpha Delta
Delta Theta Phi
Sigma Delta Kappa
Honors and Awards
The Brandeis Society honors students
who demonstrate excellence in their
legal studies. Each year the society
invites a select number to become
Brandeis Scholars: second and third
year students with grade point
averages in the top five and ten
percent of their classes, respectively.
Through its members who continue to
achieve high distinction throughout
their careers, the society promotes the
values of scholarship and service.
The society is named after Supreme
Court Justice Mr. Louis D. Brandeis,
whose bequests have enriched the
quality of the law school's academic
program and whose example continues
to inspire leadership and dedication.
The law school has been the custodian
of Mr. Brandeis' personal papers since
he began donating them in 1936.
Phi Kappa Phi-The Honor Society of
Phi Kappa Phi recognizes and encour­ages
superior scholarship in all
academic disciplines and accepts
members from all colleges of the
university. Law students may be
elected but their number must not
exceed for the year 10 percent of the
number of candidates for degrees.
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Journal of Family Law
Journal membership is the highest
academic honor available to a law
student.
Book Awards
Books Awards are awarded to
students each semester for academic
achievement in the classroom.
Students are eligible for a book award
by receiving the highest grade in the
class. The awards are provided by
nationally recognized law publishers.
Dean's List
Dean's List distinction is awarded
each semester to students who obtain
a 3.0 and above grade point average
for courses completed that semester.
Scholarships
The following scholarships available
to freshmen and juniors are part of
the general scholarship funds
administered through the deans'
offices:
Karen Allen Bickham Memorial
Scholarships
Louis D. Brandeis Scholarships
Brown, Todd & Heyburn Scholarships
Delta Theta Phi Scholarship
Josephine Fischer Scholarship
Bernard Flexner Scholarship
Lawrence P. Grauman Memorial
Scholarship
Greenebaum Doll & McDonald
Scholarships
Carl Mann Scholarships
Robert N. Miller Scholarship
Morris, Garlove, Waterman & Johnson
Scholarship
Edward M. Post Scholarship
Edgar Simon Scholarship
Stites & Harbison Law Scholarship
Marlin M. Volz Scholarship
Prizes and Awards
Greenebaum Memorial Award
Who's Who Among Students in
American Colleges and Universities
Commonwealth Land Title Insurance
Company Award
Liberty National Bank Award
Leon Seidman Memorial Award
Class
of
1988-89
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Abby Adkins, C.
Dina Abby May '89
2706 Chickasaw Road # 28
Louisville, KY 40206 893-9753
Hometown: Louisville, Kentucky
Scholastic Background: summa cum
laude in History and English, Bellarmine
College, May 1985; Dean's List, Who's
Who in American Colleges and
Universities, Leadership Society.
Law School Activities and Honors:
Journal of Family Law, member; Dean's
List; Book A ward: Criminal Law; Moot
Court: Board secretary, Pirtle-Washer,
semi-finalist 1987.
Work Experience: Summer Associate,
Brown, Todd & Heyburn, 1988; Research
Assistant, Dean Barbara B. Lewis,
1987-1988; Summer Associate, Wyatt,
Tarrant & Combs, 1987.
Practice Preference: Law Firm,
Government; Litigation, Employment
Discrimination; Open.
Charles J. Adkins Sum. '89
3913 Benje Way
Louisville, KY 40241 423-8635
Hometown: Raceland, KY
Scholastic Background: B.B.A. in
Accounting, Morehead State University,
May 1969.
Work Experience: Internal Revenue
Service, Criminal Investigation Division,
1973-present.
Practice Preference: Litigation, Criminal
Law; Open.
Gary William Adkins May '89
11609 Brookley Drive
Louisville, KY 40229 957-4897
Adkins, G. Alcorn
Hometown: Greenup, Kentucky
Scholastic Background: B.A. in
Geography, Morehead State University,
May 1974; Who's Who in American
Colleges and Universities, 1974;
Interfraternity Council, Young Democrats.
Law School Activities and Honors:
Journal of Law and Education, adminis­trative
editor 1988-89, member 1987-88;
Law Forum, member 1987-89; Honor
Council, chairman 1988-89, member
1987-88, Phi Alpha Delta Law Fraternity,
justice 1988-89, vice-justice 1987-88,
Student Trial Lawyers Association,
member 1987-89; Who's Who 1988; KY
Academy of Trial Lawyers, student
member; Louisville Bar Association,
student member 1986-89; Masonic Lodge
197 5-present.
Work Experience: Law Clerk, Ricketts &
Travis, 1987-88; Army Officer, U.S. Army
1974-86.
Practice Preference: Law : Firm;
Litigation, General Practice, Criminal;
Eastern Kentucky (Greenup/Boyd
County).
Patrick Alcorn Dec. '88
8623 Ridgewood Circle
Louisville, KY 40219 964-4579
Hometown: Louisville, Kentucky
Scholastic Background: B.A. in Political
Science, University of Louisville, May
1981.
Work Experience: Law Clerk, KY Dept. of
Labor, Special Fund, Oct. 1987-present;
Intern, Judge Michael O'Connell, Spring
1988, Pre-trial Officer, Kentucky
Judiciary, Pre-trial services, June
1986-0ct. 1987.
Practice Preference: General Practice, Real
Estate; Jefferson and surrounding counties.
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Armstrong Aubrey
Linda S. Armstrong May '89
612 Brightwood Place, #B3
Louisville, KY 40207 895-1167
Hometown: Louisville, Kentucky
Scholastic Background: B.B.A. cum laude
in Finance, University of Miami, May
1973; Phi Kappa Phi, Dean's List.
Law School Activities and Honors: Dean's
List; Book Awards: Civil Procedure II,
Basic Tax; Brandeis Society, member.
Work Experience: Law Clerk Gittleman,
Bleidt & Barber, summer 1987, 1988;
Manager, Halcyon, Inc. 1985-86; Office
Manager/Bookkeeper, Dr. Frank W.
Harrell 1983-85; Baker & Stinebruner
Insurance, Customer Services 1981-83.
Practice Preference: Law Firm,
Corporation; General Practice,
Commercial; Louisville.
Joel W. Aubrey May '89
1705 S. Fourth Street #2
Louisville, KY 40208 635-6062
Hometown: Eastview, Kentucky
Scholastic Background: B.B.A. in
Marketing, University of Kentucky, May
1985; Dean's List, Departmental Honors
Graduate, Advisory Board, Academic Big
Brother.
Law School Activities and Honors:
Journal of Law and Education, member
1988-present.
Work Experience: Deputy Clerk, Hardin
County District Court, Division of
Drivers Licensing, June 1985-August
1986.
Practice Preference:: Corporate Law,
Family Law, Criminal Law; Southeast.
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Barry Beargie
Julia B. Barry May '89
2000 Spring Drive #12
Louisville, KY 40205 451-4557
Hometown: Louisville, Kentucky
Scholastic Background: B.A. with Honors
in Political Science, University of
Louisville, May 1984.
Law School Activities and Honors: Moot
Court: Pirtle-Washer competition,
participant.
Work Experience: Law Clerk, Jefferson
County Attorney's Office, currently.
Practice Preference: Open.
Amy Elizabeth Beargie May '89
410 Mockingbird Valley Road #10
Louisville, KY 40207 893-9692
Hometown: Lexington, Kentucky
Scholastic Background: B.A. cum laude in
Economics and Business Administration,
Thomas More College, May 1986; Dean's
List, Student Government representative,
Tennis Team, Dorm Council
representative.
Work Experience: Law Clerk, Bart
Adams, Attorney at Law, July
1987-present.
Practice Preference: Open.
Bell Burnside
Daryl Loyd Bell Dec. '88
1704 Somerset Place #3
Louisville, KY 40220 499-7930
Hometown: Richmond, Utah
Scholastic Background: B.S. in Applied
Politics, Westminster College of Salt
Lake City, May 1985; Campaign
Internships in Delaware and Montana.
Work Experience: Interwest
Construction, Salt Lake City, Utah
1985-86.
Practice Preference: Law Firm,
Corporation, Government; Commercial,
Construction, Contract, Aviation; West.
Chris Burnside May '89
3604 Fallen Timber Drive
Louisville, KY 40222 425-4274
Hometown: Louisville, Kentucky
Scholastic Background: B.A. in Political
Science, Marshall University, May 1985;
Omicron Delta Kappa Honorary, Who's
Who in American Colleges, Student
Senate, Tennis Team, Lambda Chi Alpha
Fraternity.
Law School Activities and Honors:
Journal of Family Law, member 1987-88;
Dean's List.
Work Experience: Summer Associate,
Brown, Todd & Heyburn, 1988; Law
Clerk/Summer Associate, Goldberg &
Simpson, Sept. 1986-May 1988.
Practice Preference:: Law Firm;
Litigation, Insurance Defense, Labor
Law, Corporate Law; Open.
Campbell Caperton
Gail L. Campbell May '89
6386 Marina Drive
Prospect, KY 40059 228-8222
Hometown: Louisville, Kentucky
Scholastic Background: B.S. with high
distinction in Accounting, University of
Kentucky, May 1984; Beta Alpha Psi
Accounting Honorary; Beta Gamma
Sigma, vice-president; Certified Public
Accountant.
Law School Activities and Honors:
Journal of Family Law, member 1987-88;
Student Bar Association, treasurer
1988-89.
Work Experience: Summer Associate,
Ogden & Robertson, 1988; Law Clerk,
Welenken, Himmelfarb & Rosenberg,
summer 1987.
Practice Preference: Law Firm, Tax,
Corporate Law; Louisville.
Virginia L. Caperton May '89
1371 S. Second Street #3
Louisville, KY 40208 624-1463
Hometown: London, Kentucky
Scholastic Background: B.A. in Paralegal
Science. Eastern Kentucky University,
August 1986; National Dean's List.
Law School Activities and Honors:
Journal of Law and Education, member,
1987-present; Women's Law Caucus; Delta
Theta Phi Law Fraternity, Master of the
Ritual, spring 1988.
Work Experience: Law Clerk, Reece, Lang,
Aker & Breeding, London, KY, summer
1987; Paralegal/Paralegal Intern, summer
1986, 1985.
Practice Preference: Law Firm; Real
Estate Law, Domestic Relations;
Kentucky or Virginia.
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Carreer Cassaro
James D. Carreer May '89
216 Forest Trace
Radcliff, KY 40160 (502) 877-0110
Hometown: Radcliff, Kentucky
Scholastic Background: M.A. in
Personnel Management, Central Michigan
University, May, 1980; B.S. in Business
Administration, Cameron University,
1976; Dean's List.
Law School Activities and Honors:
Student Trial Lawyers Association; ABA,
student member of Tax Division, Real
Estate Division, Trust & Probate
Division 1986-present.
Work Experience: Kentucky Real Estate
Broker and Auctioneer, 1983-present;
Student Assistant, Law Library, July
1987-present; Research Assistant, Prof.
W. Scott Thomson, 1987-88; U.S. Army,
1971-85.
Practice Preference: Real Estate, Trust &
Estates; Jefferson/Hardin County.
Michael G. Cassaro, M.D. May '89
517 Lee Road
Elizabethtown, KY 42701 (502) 737-7209
Hometown: Elizabethtown, Kentucky
Scholastic Background: M.D., University
of Louisville School of Medicine, 1982;
certified by the American Board of
Anesthesiology: B.S. cum laude, in Civil
Engineering, Speed School of
Engineering, University of Louisville,
1978; Sigma Xi Research Grant.
Work Experience:
Anethesiologist/Partner, Ginter &
Cassaro P.S.C., Nov. 1987-present;
Anethesiologist, Anesthesiology
Associates of Jefferson Co., July
1985-Nov. 1987.
Practice Preference: Open.
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Caudill Chastain
Charles A. Caudill May '89
3846 Southern Parkway
Louisville, KY 40214 363-5535
Hometown: Frankfort, Kentucky
Scholastic Background: B.S. in Zoology,
University of Kentucky, May 1976.
Law School Activities and Honors:
Journal of Law and Education, member
1988-89.
Practice Preference: Open.
Parks Tedford Chastain May '89
1967 Goldsmith Lane Apt. F-4
Louisville, KY 40218 456-1772
Hometown: Radcliff, Kentucky
Scholastic Background: B.S. with High
Honors in Sociology, University of
Louisville, 1986; Gold Key National
Honor Society, Harold C. Yeager Award,
Outing Club, vice-president, Alpha Delta
Alpha.
Law School Activities and Honors:
Journal of Law and Education, co-editor­in-
chief 1988-89, member 1987-88; Charles
Mann Scholarship; Dean's List; Book
Award: Property I; Brandeis Society,
member; National Moot Court Team
1987; Student Advisor.
Work Experience: Law Clerk, Greenwald
& Gosnell, May 1987-present.
Practice Preference: Law Firm,
Government; Criminal Law, Litigation;
Open.
Christenson Clay
Eleanor Ann Christenson May '89
8606 Cheffield Drive
Louisville, KY 40222 425-4297
Hometown: Dallas, Texas
Scholastic Background: M. Ed. in
Administration and Supervision, Tulane
University, 1974, Phi Delta Kappa
Honorary; B.S. in Education, Texas
Christian University, 1971, Mortar
Board, Dean's List.
Law School Activities and Honors:
Journal of law and Education, 1988-89;
Women's Law Caucus, 1987-89, vice­president,
1987-88.
Work Experience: Educational
Consultant, 1980-85; Instructional
Services Consultant, Education Service
Center Reg II, 1976-80.
Practice Preference: Estate Planning,
Wills & Trusts; Kentucky or Southwest.
Michael Edward Clay May '89
7902 Mackie Lane
Louisville, KY 40214 366-9877
Hometown: Helena, Montana
Scholastic Background: B.A. in
Economics and Philosophy, Carroll
College, 1979.
Law School Activities and Honors:
Dean's List, Fall 1987.
Work Experience: Library Assistant, Law
Library, July 1987-present.
Practice Preference: Public Interest Law;
Open.
Conley Costello
Kathryn G. Conley May '89
783 President's Blvd. #3
Louisville, KY 40217 634-0267
Hometown: Carlisle, Kentucky
Scholastic Background: B.A. in
Journalism, University of Kentucky, 1984;
Alpha Delta Pi Sorority, President, 1984
Outstanding Greek Woman of the Year,
The Greek Newspaper Editor.
Law School Activities and Honors: Book
Award: Civil Procedure II; Moot Court:
Quarter-finalist, Pirtle-Washer, Appellate
Argument Competition.
Work Experience: Law Clerk, City of
Louisville, Fall 1987-present. Research
Assistant, Prof. Scott Thomson, Fall
'87-Spring '88.
Practice Preference: Law Firm,
Government; Litigation; Open.
Kevin Costello May '89
4615 Lynnbrook Drive
Louisville, KY 40220 451-5417
Hometown: Louisville, Kentucky
Scholastic Background: B.A. in Political
Science, Eastern Kentucky, 1986.
Law School Activities and Honors: Book
Award: Negotiable Instruments; Phi
Alpha Delta Law Fraternity, marshall,
1987-88.
Work Experience: Law Clerk, Judge Jack
Mudd, Feb. 1988-present; Law Clerk,
Ronald R. Van Stockum, Jr. Attorney at
Law, May 1987-Nov. 1987.
Practice Preference: Law Firm; Open.
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Creager Donsky
Patricia Creager May '89
1910 3rd Street Apt. #320
Louisville, KY 40208 637-6551
Hometown: Central City, Kentucky
Scholastic Background: B.A. cum laude
in History, Minor in Writing, Western
Kentucky University, 1986; History
Honors Program; Phi Alpha Theta
Sorority.
Law School Activities and Honors: Law
Forum, executive committee 1986-87,
secretary 1987-88; Student Trial Lawyers
Association, member 1987-88.
Work Experience: Law Clerk, Al Miller
Law Offices Sept. 87 - Jan. '88.
Practice Preference: General Practice,
Arbitration; Western Kentucky.
Daniel Donsky May '89
1859 Rutherford Avenue
Louisville, KY 40205 451-1463
Hometown: Louisville, Kentucky
Scholastic Background: M.S. in Business,
University of Northern Colorado, 1970;
B.A. in Government, Western Kentucky
University, 1972.
Law School Activities and Honors: Dean's
List, Fall '87, Summer '87; Student Trial
Lawyers Association, member; Student
Chapter of American Civil Liberties
Union, member.
Work Experience: Law Clerk,
Louisville/Jefferson County Public
Defender, Jan. 1988-present; Law Clerk,
Alan T. Slyn, May 1987-Dec. '87.
Practice Preference: Commercial,
Corporate.
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Durham Dutton
Patricia L. Durham May '89
9415 Doral Ct. Apt. #6
Louisville, KY 40220 491-7857
Hometown: Louisville, Kentucky
Scholastic Background: B.B.A. in
Business Education, North Texas State
University, Denton, Texas, 1980.
Law School Activities and Honors: Phi
Alpha Delta, secretary 1988-89; Student
Trial lawyers Association, treasurer,
1987-88.
Work Experience: Law Clerk, Thomas
Clay, Attorney-at-Law, Summer/Fall 1987
Practice Preference: Criminal with
emphasis on juvenile justice; Open.
C. Gilmore Dutton III
5126 Braidwood Drive
Louisville, KY 40219 969-9463
Hometown: Frankfort, Kentucky
Scholastic Background: B.A. in
Economics, Centre College, 1983.
May '89
Law School Activities and Honors:
Journal of Family Law, member 1988-89.
Work Experience: Law Clerk, Ray &
Morris, May 1987-present.
Practice Preference: Law Firm; General
Civil Litigation; Open.
Early Ellis, A.
Laura H. Early May '89
9002 Hurstwood Court
Louisville, KY 40222 426-6078
Hometown: Louisville, Kentucky
Scholastic Background: B.A. in Political
Science, Lake Forest College, 1986; Alpha
Psi Omega; active in Theatre.
Law School Activities and Honors: Moot
Court Board, member, treasurer, 1988-89;
Student Trial Lawyers Association,
secretary, 1987-88.
Work Experience: Law Clerk, Farm
Credit Banks of Louisville, April
1988-present; Student Assistant,
University of Louisville Law Library,
June 1986-April 1988; Researcher, HUD
Fair Housing Research project in
Chicago, Jan. 1986-May 1986.
Practice Preference: Litigation, Public
Interest; Open.
Amy A. Ellis May '89
2815 Rainbow Drive
Louisville, KY 40206 895-3431
Hometown: Louisville, Kentucky
Scholastic Background: B.A. in Geog­raphy,
University of Louisville, 1986; Dean's
List; Kappa Alpha Theta Sorority.
Law School Activities and Honors:
Student Bar Association, elected repre­sentative,
1986-87, appointed Social Com­mittee
member, 1986-87, elected President
1988-89; Delta Theta Phi Law Fraternity,
Louisville Bar Association, student member.
Work Experience: Law Clerk,
Commonwealth Attorney's Office, June
1987-present; Lead Tutor, Athletic
Academic Counseling, 1985-86; Office
Manager, Public Information/Baseball
Office, 1985-86; Runner/Clerk, Nold,
Ellis, G. Fischer
Mosely, Clare, Hubbard & Townes,
Summers 1983, 1984.
Practice Preference: General Practice,
Criminal; Open.
Gerardine Marie Ellis May '89
4101 Stoneview Drive Unit #4
Louisville, KY 40207 896-0959
Hometown: Louisville, Kentucky
Scholastic Background: B.S. in Political
Science, Tennessee State University, 1986;
Dean's List.
Law School Activities and Honors: Black
Law Students Association, president,
1988-89.
Work Experience: Sales, Allstate Insurance,
1986-present; Sales Management, J.C.
Penney Insurance Company, 1979-86.
Practice Preference: Law Firm; Litigation;
Open.
James L. Fischer Jr. May '89
1919 Tennyson Drive
Jeffersonville, IN 47130 (812) 945-1785
Hometown: Jeffersonville, Indiana
Scholastic Background: B.A. in Political
Science, Indiana University Southeast,
1986; Outstanding Student Political/Social
Sciences, 1985-86; Dean's List.
Law School Activities and Honors: Law
Scholarship, out-of-state resident
scholarship 1986-89; Student Trial
Lawyers Association, member 1987-89.
Work Experience: Law Clerk, Young,
Lind, Endres, & Kraft, New Albany,
1988-present; Intern, Steven Fleece,
County Court of Clark County, IN, 1985.
Practice Preference: Law Firm, General
Practice; Louisville, Southern Indiana.
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Fritz Fruehwald
Judy L. Fritz May '89
2816 South Third Street
Louisville, KY 40208 637-6671
Hometown: Flemingsburg, Kentucky
Scholastic Background: B.S. in Sociology,
Morehead State University, 1978.
Work Experience: Law Clerk, Kentucky
Department of Labor, Dec. 1987-present.
Practice Preference: Labor Law,
Intellectual Property Law; Open.
E. Scott Fruehwald May '89
1115 South Second Street
Louisville, KY 40203 589-2586
Hometown: Louisville, Kentucky
Scholastic Background: Ph.D. in
Musicology, City University New York,
1984; B.M. in Music, University of
Louisville, 1973; Scholarship.
Law School Activities and Honors:
Journal of Family Law, editor-in-chief,
member, 1987-89; Dean's List; Carl Mann
Academic Scholarship, 1986-89; Book
Awards: Contracts II, Property II, Civil
Procedure I; Brandeis Society, member
1988-89; Moot Court Board member,
1988-89.
Publications: "Authenticity Problems in
Haydn's Early Inst. Works," New York:
Pendragon, 1988.
Work Experience: Law Clerk, Kentucky
Fried Chicken, Summer 1988; Law Clerk,
Mapother & Mapother, Summer 1987.
Practice Preference: Law Firm,
Corporation; Business Litigation,
Corporate Law; Open.
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Galle Garnar
J. Thomas Galle May '89
321 North Hubbards lane
Louisville, KY 40207 896-0512
Hometown: Mobile, Alabama
Scholastic Background: B.A. in History,
Minor in English, Spring Hill College,
1972; Baseball, Football.
Law School Activities and Honors: Book
Award: Negotiable Instruments.
Work Experience: Law Clerk, Jefferson
County Attorney, 1987-present; Claims
Representative, Nationwide Ins. Co.,
Louisville, 1985-87; Claims Representative,
Allstate Ins. Co., Louisville, 1984-85;
Claims Representative, State Farm Ins.
Co. Mobile, 1979-84.
Practice Preference: Law Firm; Litigation,
General Practice, Insurance-related.
Mary Ann Garnar May '89
2411 Ransdell Ave.
Louisville, KY 40204 454-5852
Hometown: Louisville, Kentucky
Scholastic Background: M.A. in Theory,
Eastman School of Music, 1963; B.M. in
Music, Western Kentucky State
University, 1961.
Work Experience: Research Assistant,
Professor Weaver, 1986-present.
Practice Preference: Indian Law, Public
Interest; Open.
Garvey Golden
Mark Garvey May '89
431 Kensington Court Apt. H
Louisville, KY 40208 635-6322
Hometown: Louisville, Kentucky
Scholastic Background: B.S. in Biology,
University of Kentucky, 1984.
Law School Activities and Honors:
Student Government Association,
Student Bar Association, senator,
Election Committee, 1988-89. Law
Forum, Board of Directors, 1987; Phi
Alpha Delta, clerk, 1987-88; Kentucky
Bar Association Mentor Program, 1988;
Student Center Board, 1988-89.
Work Experience: Legal Intern,
Environmental Protection Agency,
summer 1988; Law Clerk, County
Attorney's Office, Jan. 1988-present;
Legal Specialist, 139th Military Law
Center, U.S. Army Reserves, Oct.
1985-present.
Practice Preference: Law Firm,
Government; Environmental, Biological,
Litigation; Louisville.
Angeline Bess Golden May '89
3507 River Bluff Road
Prospect, KY 40059 228-4881
Hometown: Prospect, Kentucky
Scholastic Background: M.A. in
Sociology, University of Louisville, 1972;
B.A. in Sociology, Minor in Psychology,
University of Louisville, 1964.
Work Experience: Assistant Director
Program Manager, Bureau for Social
Insurance; Supervisor, Metropolitan
Social Services Department; Part-time
Instructor, Jefferson Community College
and University of Louisville; Wrote,
Gray, A. Gray, D.
received and administered Federal grant
" Project Live-In", Metropolitan Social
Services Department.
Practice Preference: Litigation, Dispute
Resolution, Public Interest; Louisville.
Ann Gray May '89
344 South Peterson
Louisville, KY 40206 896-1952
Hometown: New Albany, Indiana
Scholastic Background: B.S. in Business
Management, Indiana University South­east,
1985.
Law School Activities and Honors:
Journal of Family Law, member, 1988-89;
Dean's List, Fall 1987; Book Awards:
Constitutional Law I, Decedents Estates I.
Work Experience: Law Clerk, Jefferson
County Attorney's Office, June
1987-present.
Practice Preference: Law Firm,
Corporation; Commercial, Tax, Litigation,
Real Estate; Louisville.
David B. Gray May '89
805 East Madison
Louisville, KY 40204 584-5621
Hometown: Louisville, Kentucky
Scholastic Background: A.B. in
government, Minor in English, Centre
College, 1986; Pi Sigma Alpha, Political
Science Honorary Society, member;
Baseball Team, captain.
Work Experience: Law Clerk, Franklin &
Hance, P.S.C., June 1982-present.
Practice Preference: Law Firm; Civil
Litigation; Louisville.
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Grider Harden
William J. Grider May '89
3514 Hycliffe Avenue
Louisville, KY 40207 896-8091
Hometown: Louisville, Kentucky
Scholastic Background: B.A. in English,
University of Louisville, 1986; Dean's
Scholar; Golden Kentucky National
Honor Society.
Work Experience: Law Clerk, Frank E.
Haddad Jr., May 1986-present.
Practice Preference: Law Firm; General,
Criminal; Louisville.
Michael Lloyd Harden May '89
422 Wood Road
Louisville, KY 40222 425-7327
Hometown: Louisville, Kentucky
Scholastic Background: B.S.C. in
Accounting, Bellarmine College, 1983.
Work Experience: Squadron Commander,
165 TRS, Kentucky Air National Guard,
1987-present; Certified Public
Accountant, Auditor of Public Accounts,
1986-87.
Practice Preference: Law Firm,
Corporation; General Practice,
emphasizing Tax; Louisville.
Janet Lynn Heath May '89
2500 Meadow Drive
Louisville, KY 40218 451-1484
Hometown: Louisville, Kentucky
Scholastic Background: B.A. in
Journalism and Political Science, Indiana
University, 1986; Dean's List; Reporter
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Heath Henderson
and Opinion Board member, Indiana Daily
Student.
Law School Activities and Honors:
Student Bar Association, Social
Committee member, 1987; Delta Theta
Phi, member 1986-88, Executive
Committee, 1987; Student Trial Lawyers
Association, member 1987-88; LBA/ABA
student member.
Practice Preference: Intern, Office of the
Attorney General, Victim's Advocacy
Division, Summer 1987.
Practice Preference: Government; General
Practice and Litigation; Open.
Keith A. Henderson May '89
821 Applegate Lane Apt. 54
Jeffersonville, IN 47130 (812) 288-9633
Hometown: Charlestown, Indiana
Scholastic Background: B.A. in Criminal
Justice, Valparaiso University, 1983; Phi
Delta Theta, vice-president; NCAA
football.
Law School Activities and Honors:
Journal of Law and Education, section
editor, member, spring 1987-present;
Student Trial Lawyers Association, vice­president;
SBA; Student advisor, 1987-88,
1988-89.
Work Experience: Legal Advisor, Indiana
State Police, May 1987-present;
Enforcement Officer, Indiana State
Police, August 1983-August 1986.
Practice Preference: Law Firm; General
Practice, Real Estate, Litigation; Open.
Hendon Heppermann
Lynn F. Hendon May '89
426 Country Lane
Louisville, KY 40207 895-8530
Hometown: Charlotte, North Carolina
Scholastic Background: B.A. cum laude
in Religion, Duke University, 1974;
Kappa Alpha Theta Sorority.
Law School Activities and Honors:
Journal of Family Law, manuscript editor
1988-89, member 1987-88; Dean's List;
Book Award: Estate Planning.
Work Experience: Summer Associate,
Greenebaum, Doll & McDonald, 1988;
Law Clerk, Morgan & Pottinger, summer
1987.
Practice Preference: Law Firm;
Commercial Real Estate, Banking Trusts
and Estates; Louisville.
JoAnn Heppermann May '89
1222 Cedarbrook Road
Goshen, KY 40026 228-0723
Hometown: Martinsburg, Missouri
Scholastic Background: M.Ed., B.S. in
Business Education, University of
Missouri, 1974; Dean's List; Pi Lambda
Theta.
Law School Activities and Honors:
Journal of Law and Education, member,
1987-89; Dean's List; Book Awards: Torts
II, Civil Procedure II; Brandeis Society,
1988-89; Law Forum, Director, 1986-89;
Women's Law Caucus, vice-president,
1986-87.
Work Experience: Summer Associate,
Brown, Todd & Heyburn, 1988; Law
Clerk, Gittleman & Barber, summer 1987.
Practice Preference: Law Firm; Litigation;
Louisville, Open.
Herbert Howard
Betty Reece Herbert Dec. '88
208 Windsor
Glasgow, KY 42141 651-3648
Hometown: Glasgow, Kentucky
Scholastic Background: M.S. in
Education, Western Kentucky University,
1984; B.S. in Business Education,
Western Kentucky University, 1982.
Law School Activities and Honors:
Journal of Law and Education, member
1987-88; Law Forum, member; Women's
Law Caucus, president, 1987-88.
Practice Preference: Law Firm, General
Practice.
Kevin Louis Howard May '89
201 East Main #203
Louisville, KY 40202 585-5252
Hometown: Owensboro, Kentucky
Scholastic Background: B.A. in English
and Psychology, University of Notre
Dame, 1986; Student Government;
Fencing.
Law School Activities and Honors:
Journal of Family Law, editor 1988-89,
member 1987-89, Dean's List; Bernard
Flexner Scholarship, 1987-88; Book
Award: Legal Methods; Student Bar
Association, representative, 1987-88.
Work Experience: Summer Associate,
Greenebaum, Doll, & McDonald, 1988,
1987; Law Clerk, Stephen H. Miller,
Spring 1988.
Practice Preference: Practice Preference:
Law Firm; Litigation, Labor, Real Estate;
Louisville.
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Hughes Ilari
Thomas H. Hughes May '89
18 Highwood Drive
Louisville, KY 40206 896-9764
Hometown: Hopkinsville, Kentucky
Scholastic Background: B.A. in History,
Minor in Chemistry, Middle Tennessee
State University, 1986; A.D. Nursing.
Law School Activities and Honors:
Journal of Family Law, member 1987-88;
Journal of Law and Education, member
1988-89.
Work Experience: Law Clerk, Fred C.
Dolt, Spring 1987-present.
Practice Preference: Product Liability,
Personal Injury, Medical Malpractice;
Open.
Vincent E. Ilari Dec. '88
3104 Wayne Road
Louisville, KY 40216 447-1231
Hometown: Louisville, Kentucky
Scholastic Background: M.E. in Chemical
Engineering, University of Louisville,
1986; Professional Societies; B.S. in
Chemical Engineering, University of
Louisville, 1985; Professional Societies.
Law School Activities and Honors:
Journal of Law and Education, member
1988-89; Dean's List; Moot Court; Pirtle­Washer
Quarter-Finalist, 1987.
Practice Preference: Intellectual Prop~rty,
Administrative Law, Litigation; Open.
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Inman Jackson
Louise Inman May '89
10803 Sun Ridge Road
Goshen, KY 40026 228-0248
Hometown: Goshen, Kentucky
Scholastic Background: M.S. in Nursing,
University of Louisville, 1982; B.S. with
honors in Nursing, University of
Louisville, 1979.
Law School Activities and Honors: Dean's
List, 1986.
Work Experience: Director of Nursing,
Children's Treatment Service,
1987-present; Adjunct Faculty (gratis),
University of Louisville School of
Nursing, 1987-present; Director of
Nursing, Frazier Rehabilitation Center,
1986-87; Night House Manager, Humana
Hospital-University, 1982-86.
Practice Preference: Law Firm; General
Practice, Litigation; Open.
Kenneth A. Jackson May '89
916 Audubon Parkway
Louisville, KY 40213 634-9152
Hometown: Louisville, Kentucky
Scholastic Background: B.B.A. in Finance,
Minor in Economics, University of Ken­tucky,
1985; Scholarship member University
of Kentucky Baseball Team; First Team All
Academic Southeastern Conference.
Law School Activities and Honors:
Journal of Family Law. editor, 1988-89;
member, 1987-89; Journal of Law and
Education, member 1987-89; Dean's List.
Work Experience: Summer Associate,
Greenebaum, Doll & McDonald, 1987,
1988; Sales Representative Pitney Bowes,
1985-86; Sales Representative, Computer­land,
1985.
Practice Preference: Litigation, Commercial.
Johnson Jones, J.
John Jefferson Johnson IIIMay '89
c/o 635 Woodland Drive
Paducah, KY 42001 (502) 442·1050
Hometown: Paducah, Kentucky
Scholastic Background: M.B.A. in Math
and Finance, Murray State, 1985; B.A. in
European History, Vanderbilt, 1983.
Law School Activities and Honors: Pirtle·
Washer competition, 1987; Student Trial
Lawyers Association, member 1987·
present; London Comparative Trial
Advocacy Program; Oxford University,
Summer 1988.
Work Experience: Law Clerk, Hardy,
Terrell, & Boswell, Summer 1987; Com·
munity Work Program Coordinator,
McCracken County District Court, Judge
Reed, 1985·86.
Practice Preference: General Practice,
Commercial, Trust and Estates; Open.
Jeffrey W. Jones Dec. '88
1328 Lynman Drive #8
Louisville, KY 40222 429·8175
Hometown: Louisville, Kentucky
Scholastic Background: B.A. in English,
Minor in History, Centre College, 1983;
Phi Alpha Theta; History Honorary;
Resident Director; Yearbook Editor.
Law School Activities and Honors: Pirtle·
Washer competition; Mock Trial, regional
competition; Student Trial Lawyers
Association, member 1987·present.
Work Experience: Law Clerk, Lynch, Cox,
Gilman, & Mahan P.S.C., 1987-present;
Law Clerk, Connelly, Kaercher, &
Stamper, 1987.
Practice Preference: Law Firm; Litigation:
Greensboro, Raleigh, North Carolina.
Phillip Byron Jones May '89
P.O. Box 17463
Louisville, KY 40217 634·4321
Hometown: Nashville, Tennessee
Jones, P. Kidd
Scholastic Background: B.A. in Political
Science, Minor in History, Trevecca
Nazarene College, 1985; Dean's List;
Judicial Committee.
Law School Activities and Honors:
Journal of Law and Education, member
1988·89; Student Bar Association, class
representative; Honor Council, elected
member.
Work Experience: Law Clerk, Gittleman,
Bleidt, Barber, Summer 1988-present; Law
Clerk, Kentucky State Labor Cabinet,
1987·88; Research Assistant, Professor
Catherine Blackburn, Summer 1988;
Teacher, Nashville Metropolitan School
District, 1986.
Practice Preference: Law Firm; Litigation,
Civil and Criminal Defense; Nashville,
Southwest, Phoenix.
Patricia Tierney Kidd May '89
2303 Evergreen Road
Anchorage, KY 40223 245·3620
Hometown: Louisville, Kentucky
Scholastic Background: M.B.A. cum laude
in Business, University of Louisville,
1979; Full Scholarship; Dean's Scholar;
Faculty Grievance Committee; Graduate
Student Representative; B.S. in Econom·
ics, Minor in Marketing, University of
Louisville, 1977; Dean's Scholar.
Law School Activities and Honors:
Journal of Law and Education, co-editor·
in-chief, 1988-89, member 1987-89; Stu·
dent Bar Association, Social Entertainment
Committee, 1987·88; Phi Alpha Delta.
Work Experience: Law Clerk, Hargadon,
Lenihan, Harbolt, & Breen, 1987-present;
Commercial Real Estate Sales, Taylor,
Hay & Assoc.; Retail Fashion buyer,
Kaufman/L.S. Ayres, 1965·69.
Practice Preference: Corporation; Corporate
and Business Law, Real Estate; Open.
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Laing Love
Roger David Laing May '89
2000 Confederate Place #607
Louisville, KY 40208 637-9769
Hometown: Frankfort, Kentucky
Scholastic Background: B.S.A. in Art,
University of Wisconsin, 1976; Dean's
List.
Work Experience: Law Clerk, Segal &
Shanks, 1987-88; Fingerprint Technician,
Kentucky State Police, 1979-86.
Practice Preference: Law Firm; Insurance
Defense, Civil Litigation, Trusts and
Estates; Open, Prefer Metropolitan area.
Louanne Seagraves Love May '89
1129 Cherokee Road
Louisville, KY 40204 458-2603
Hometown: LaFayette, Tennessee
Scholastic Background: 'B.A. magna cum
laude in Political Science, University of
Louisville, 1986; Woodcock Society; Phi
Kappa Phi.
Law School Activities and Honors:
Journal of Family Law, member 1988-89;
Dean's List; Book Awards: Property II,
Domestic Relations; Scholarship for
Scholastic Merit Recruiting; Women's
Law Caucus, secretary/treasurer, 1986-88;
Phi Alpha Delta.
Work Experience: Summer Associate,
Stites & Harbison, 1988; Research
Assistant, Professor James T.R. Jones,
1987-present; Legal Assistant Intern,
Wyatt, Tarrant, & Combs, Fall1983.
Practice Preference: Real Estate,
Communications, Litigation, Corporate.
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Lucas Mattox
H. Michael Lucas May '89
6212 Ledgewood Parkway
Louisville, KY 40214 366-4762
Hometown: Jenkins, Kentucky
Scholastic Background: B.B.A. in
Marketing, University of Kentucky, 1986;
Theta Chi Fraternity.
Practice Preference: Law Firm,
Government; General Practice;
Southeastern Kentucky.
Linda A. Mattox
7 Orchard Lane
May '89
New Albany, IN 47150 (812) 949-8005
Hometown: New Albany, Indiana
Scholastic Background: B.S. in
Economics, Purdue University, 1978.
Law School Activities and Honors:
Student Bar Association, Faculty Library
Committee, 1987-88; Law Forum, Board of
Directors, 1987-88; Kentucky Bar
Association, Mentor Program 1988-89;
American Bar Association Law Student
Division.
Work Experience: Law Clerk, S. Frank
Mattox, 1986-88; Paralegal, S. Frank
Mattox, 1982-86.
Practice Preference: Litigation, Real
Estate, General Practice. l
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Mauzy McColgan
Charles Mauzy May '89
142 North Bayly Ave.
Louisville, KY 40206 895-5151
Hometown: Morgantown, Kentucky
Scholastic Background: B.B.A. with
highest distinction in Marketing, Eastern
Kentucky University, 1981.
Law School Activities and Honors:
Journal of Law and Education, specialty
editor, 1988-89; Dean's List; Delta Theta
Phi Law Fraternity.
Work Experience: Law Clerk, J. Chester
Porter, 1987-present.
Practice Preference: Law Firm;
Litigation, Commercial, Banking; Open.
Daniel B. McColgan May '89
1001 Darbyshire Road Apt. 2
Louisville, KY 40222 423-8296
Hometown: Saginaw, Michigan
Scholastic Background: Master of Labor
and Human Resources, Ohio State
University, 1982; B.A. in Social Science­Employee
Relations, Michigan State
University, 1981.
Work Experience: Labor Relations
Specialist, Louisville Gas & Electric,
1982-present; Labor Relations Intern,
State of Michigan, Department of Social
Services, 1981.
Practice Preference: Labor, Employment,
General Practice; Open.
Menzel Merideth
Tara Brown Menzel May '89
237 Dry Mill Road
Louisville, KY 40222 429-0037
Hometown: Lexington, Kentucky
Scholastic Background: B.A. in
Communication, Vanderbilt University,
1986; Varsity Tennis; Orientation
Committee, 1984-86.
Law School Activities and Honors:
Student Bar Association, social committee
member, 1987-88.
Work Experience: Law Clerk, Conliffe,
Sandmann, Gorman, & Sullivan, Spring
1988-present; Law Clerk, Porter, Riley,
Bardenwerper, & Carter, Summer 1987.
Practice Preference: Open.
Alan Merideth May '89
1819 East Spring Steet
New Albany, IN 47150 (812) 949-0081
Hometown: New Albany, Indiana
Scholastic Background: B.S. in Business
Economics, Indiana University Southeast,
1981.
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Morrow Moss
Charles F. Morrow May '89
518 South Campbell Street #F
Louisville, KY 40202 584-2518
Hometown: Richmond, Kentucky
Scholastic Background: B.B.A. in
Finance, Minor in Economics, University
of Kentucky, 1986; Dean's List.
Law School Activities and Honors:
Journal of Family Law, member 1987-88;
Dean's List; Appointment by Dean to
Law School's Curriculum Committee.
Work Experience: Law Clerk, Franklin &
Hance, P.S.C., May 1987-present.
Practice Preference: Law Firm,
Corporation; Commercial, Real Estate,
Litigation, Corporate; Metropolitan areas.
Carri Beth Moss May '89
512 West Ormsby Ave. Apt. #514
Louisville, KY 40203 636-9188
Hometown: Lexington, Kentucky
Scholastic Background: B.A. in Social
Work, University of Kentucky, 1983;
Dean's List; Scholarship; Social Workers
in Action.
Law School Activities and Honors:
Dean's List, Fall 1987.
Work Experience: Law clerk, J. Skora,
Summer 1988; Counselor, Fayette County
Juvenile Detention Center, 1986-87;
Counselor, M.A.S.H. Shelter, Lexington,
1985-86; Social Worker ECCC, Protective
Services Day Care, 1984-85.
Practice Preference: Law Firm,
Government; Louisville, Lexington,
Atlanta.
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Nasser New
Jeff Nasser May '89
2719 Grinstead Drive
Louisville, KY 40206 895-8583
Hometown: Louisville, Kentucky
Scholastic Background: B.A. in Political
Science, University of Louisville, 1985.
Work Experience: Bensinger & Associates,
Dec. 1988-present; Law Clerk,
Handmaker, Saltzman, & Webb, 1987.
Practice Preference: Law Firm,
Corporation; Tax, General Practice;
Louisville.
Laura L. New May '89
2915 Delor Ave.
Louisville, KY 40217 637-7225
Hometown: Louisville, Kentucky
Scholastic Background: B.S. with high
honors in Elementary Education,
University of Louisville, 1986; Dean's
Scholar; Dean's List; Scholarships;
National Honor Society.
Law School Activities and Honors:
Journal of Law and Education, specialty
editor, 1987-present; Dean's List; Student
Bar Association, elected class
representative, 1988; Delta Theta Phi Law
Fraternity, 1987-present; American Bar
Association, 1987-present; Louisville Bar
Association, 1986-present.
Work Experience: Law Clerk, City of
Louisville, Department of Law,
1987-present; Sales Associate, Lazarus,
1985-86; Substitute Teacher, Jefferson
County Board of Education, 1985-86.
Practice Preference: Law Firm,
Corporation; General Practice,
Commercial; Southeast, Ohio Valley.
Nicoulin Obergfell
Eleanor C. Nicoulin Dec. '88
4354 Accomack Drive
Louisville, KY 40241 423-8751
Hometown: Louisville, Kentucky
Scholastic Background: B.S. in Medical
Technology, University of Louisville,
1979; KSMT, KSSMT, LSMT.
Law School Activities and Honors:
Journal of Law and Education, member,
1988-present; Phi Alpha Delta, member,
1987-present.
Work Experience: Research Assistant,
Professor Wren, May 1987-present; Law
Clerk, Hargadon, Lenihan, Harbolt, &
Breen, 1987 -88; Medical Technologist,
Humana Hospital, University,
1979-present.
Practice Preference: General Practice,
Trust and Estates, Tax; Open.
Ann Marie Obergfell May '89
784-4 Raymond Kent Court
Louisville, KY 40217 634-0840
Hometown: Fort Wayne, Indiana
Scholastic Background: B.S. in Health
Management, Indiana University, 1982;
A.S. in Radiologic Sciences.
Law School Activities and Honors: Moot
Court Board, Judge, 1987; Student Bar
Association, class representative, 1988-89;
Library Committee, 1987-88.
Work Experience: Assistant Professor,
University of Louisville, 1984-present;
Division of Allied Health Instructor,
Indiana Vocational Technical College,
1982-84; Radiologic Technologist, St.
Vincent's Hospital, Indianapolis,
1981-1982; Radiologic Technologist,
Parview Hospital, Fort Wayne, 1979-81.
Practice Preference: Health Law, General
Practice; Open.
Olive Oppenheimer
Laurence Leon Olive May '89
4110-10 Waterford Circle
Louisville, KY 40207 893-7419
Hometown: Charlotte, North Carolina
Scholastic Background: B.S. in Business
Administration, University of North
Carolina, Chapel Hill, 1983; Dean's List.
Law School Activities and Honors: Book
A ward: Property I.
Work Experience: Legal Assistant, Oliva­Monnett,
P.A. & Associates, 1983-present.
Practice Preference: Law Firm; Litigation,
Personal Injury, Real Estate; Charlotte,
North Carolina.
Mark H. Oppenheimer May '89
7324 Maria Ave.
Louisville, KY 40222 425-1660
Hometown: Louisville, Kentucky
Scholastic Background: B.S.B.A. with
honors in Finance, University of Florida,
1986; Tau Epsilon Phi Fraternity, social
chairman.
Law School Activities and Honors:
Journal of Family Law, member
1987-present; Dean's List.
Work Experience: Law Clerk, Borowitz &
Goldsmith, 1988-present.
Practice Preference: Law Firm,
Government; General Practice,
Commercial, Real Estate, Trust and
Estates, Tax; Louisville.
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Page Patterson
Thomas Worthington Page May '89
3735 Ridgewood Court
Alexandria, KY 41001 (606) 635-5053
Hometown: Alexandria, Kentucky
Scholastic Background: B.B.A. in Market­ing,
University of Kentucky, 1986; Dean's
List; American Marketing Association.
Law School Activities and Honors:
Journal of Law and Education, member,
1988-present.
Practice Preference: Law Firm,
Corporation; Commercial, Tax, real
Estate; Open.
Alice S. Patterson May '89
3535 Lime Kiln Lane
Louisville, KY 40222 425-4076
Hometown: Louisville, Kentucky
Scholastic Background: M.A. in French,
University of Louisville, 1978; B.A. in
French, University of Louisville, 1968.
Work Experience: Pittslyvania County,
Virginia Board of Education.
Practice Preference: General Practice;
Metropolitan Area.
Donna King Perry May '89
1326 Cherokee Road #3
Louisville, KY 40204 459-7918
Hometown: Louisa, Kentucky
Scholastic Background: B.A. summa cum
laude in Political Science, University of
Texas, 1986; Student Rep. on Texas
Commission on Higher Education; B.S. in
Education, Georgetown College, 1981;
Who's Who; Most Outstanding Senior;
Student Executive Council; Sigma Kappa
Sorority.
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Perry Price
Law School Activities and Honors:
Journal of Family Law, member 1988-89;
Journal of Law and Education, member
1987-88, specialty editor 1988-89; Dean's
List; Book A ward: Contracts II; Student
Bar Association, vice-president, 1988-89;
Law Forum, vice-president, 1986-88.
Work Experience: Law Clerk, Stites &
Harbison, Summer 1988; Law Clerk,
Jefferson County Public Defender,
Summer 1987.
Practice Preference: Law Firm,
Government; Labor, Public Interest, Civil
Rights; Open.
Gene Forrest Price Dec. '88
4309 Leaf Drive
Louisville, KY 40216 368-3862
Hometown: Louisville, Kentucky
Scholastic Background: B.A. in
Psychology, University of Louisville,
1980.
Law School Activities and Honors: Dean's
List, Summer 1987; Book Award:
Property I; Moot Court Board, Judge;
Student Bar Association, elected
representative 1987-88, elected vice­president
1988-89, Appointed Faculty
Recruitment Committee 1986-88; Sigma
Delta Kappa Law Fraternity.
Work Experience: Law Clerk, Barnett &
Alagia, 1987-present; Sales
Representative, Kenway Distributors,
Inc., 1984-present; Lieutentant J.G., U.S.
Navy Reserves, 1986-present; Sales
Representative, Spalding's Inc., 1982-84.
Practice Preference: Law Firm,
Corporation; Litigation, Commercial, Real
Estate, General Practice; Open.
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Rao Reed
Catherine J. Rao May '89
530 West Hill Street Apt. #364
Louisville, KY 40208 635-7631
Hometown: New York, New York
Scholastic Background: B.S. in
Corrections, Eastern Kentucky
University, 1986; Alpha Phi Sigma, law
enforcement honorary; Pi Beta Phi;
Association of Law Enforcement.
Law School Activities and Honors:
Journal of Law and Education. member;
Delta Theta Phi Law Fraternity, bailiff,
1987 -present.
Work Experience: Law Clerk, Jefferson
County Public Defender's, 1987-present.
Practice Preference: Criminal Law; Open.
Kathleen N. Reed May '89
1965 Deer Park Ave. #1
Louisville, KY 40205 459-2877
Hometown: Louisville, Kentucky
Scholastic Background: B.A. in
Economics, University of Louisville,
1985; Dean's List.
Law School Activities and Honors:
Journal of Family Law, member 1987-88;
Dean's List.
Publications: Casenote, Vol. 26, Issue 2
Journal of Family Law.
Work Experience: Summer Associate,
Him, Reed, Harper, & Eisinger,
1988-present; Summer Associate,
Middleton & Reutlinger, 1987.
Practice Preference: Law Firm, Open.
Schechter Schnell
Ira Schechter May '89
1402 Moonstone Way Apt. #3
Louisville, KY 40222 425-1732
Hometown: Louisville, Kentucky
Scholastic Background: B.A. with honors
in Sociology, University of Louisville,
1986; Dean's List; Tennis Team, MVP.
Law School Activities and Honors: Dean's
List, Fall '87.
Work Experience: Summer Associate,
Wyatt, Tarrant, & Combs, 1987.
Practice Preference: Open.
Anthony L. Schnell May '89
3212 Orchard Manor Circle
Louisville, KY 40220 458-1427
Hometown: Louisville, Kentucky
Scholastic Background: B.A. summa cum
laude in Political Science, Bellarmine
College, 1986; Presidential Scholarship;
Presidential Leadership Society.
Law School Activities and Honors: Dean's
List; Book Award: Civil Procedure I; Phi
Alpha Delta Law Fraternity.
Work Experience: Law Clerk, Nold, Miller,
Clare, Hubbard, & Townes, 1987-present.
Practice Preference: Law Firm,
Government; Litigation, General Practice;
Louisville.
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Schweickart Scouller
Lisa Schweickart May '89
3608 Woodruff Ave.
Louisville, KY 40215 366-3036
Hometown: Louisville, Kentucky
Scholastic Background: B.S. with honors
in Police Administration, University of
Louisville, 1985; Honor Society; Alpha
Phi Sigma; Student Government Associ­ation
Vice President-College of Urban
and Public Affairs, 1984-85.
Work Experience: Student Assistant,
Law Library, 1986-present.
Practice Preference: Government;
Criminal; Kentucky.
Kimberly Asuncion Scouller
2200 James Guthrie Ct. #5 May '89
Louisville, KY 40217 634-8561
Hometown: Louisville, Kentucky
Scholastic Background: B.A. in
Elementary Education, Saint Mary's
College-Notre Dame, 1983; Dean's List.
Law School Activities and Honors:
Journal of Family Law, International
Survey Editor, 1988-89, member 1987-88;
Dean's List, Book Awards: Torts I, Civil
Procedure II, Evidence; Brandeis Society,
member 1988-89; Student Bar Association,
social committee member, 1987-88; Honor
Council, member 1988-89.
Work Experience: Law Clerk,
Greenebaum, Boone, Treitz, Maggiolo,
Reisz, & Brown, 1988-present; Research
Assistant, Professor Jim Jones, 1987-88;
Summer Associate, Middleton &
Reutlinger, 1987.
Practice Preference: Law Firm; Corporate,
Banking, Real Estate, Trust and Estates;
Louisville.
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Shaughnessy Shaw
Linda Meadows Shaughnessy
1605 Canary Place #4 May '89
Louisville, KY 40222 423-7389
Hometown: Louisville, Kentucky
Scholastic Background: B.A. with honors
in Liberal Studies, University of
Louisville, 1986; Mortar Board, vice­president;
A.S. in Nursing, University of
Louisville, 1982; Dean's List.
Law School Activities and Honors: Delta
Theta Phi, 1987-present.
Work Experience: Registered Nurse,
NICU, Kosair Children's Hospital,
1982-present; Intern, Jefferson County
Attorney's Office, 1981; Intern,
Commonwealth Attorney's Office, 1980.
Practice Preference: Law Firm,
Corporation, Government, Hospital;
Medical, Health-Care Law; Southeast.
Mary M. Shaw Dec. '88
10011 Timberwood Circle
Louisville, KY 40223 245-8365
Hometown: Louisville, Kentucky
Scholastic Background: B.S. with honors,
A.S. in Sciences/Dental Hygiene,
University of Louisville, 1983.
Law School Activities and Honors: Dean's
List, Summer 1987.
Work Experience: Dental Hygienist, Dr.
Grant, 1987-present; Dental Hygienist,
Dr. Kelly, 1985-present.
Practice Preference: Law Firm; Family,
Medical Malpractice; Louisville.
Sims Slone
Benham J. Sims III May '89
2239 Arthur Ford Court Apt. #1
Louisville, KY 40217 635-5891
Hometown: Lexington, Kentucky
Scholastic Background: B.A. in Political
Science, Minor in History, Transylvania
University, 1985; Student Government
Senator; Resident Advisor; Kappa Alpha
Order; Interfraternity Council Rep.
Law School Activities and Honors: Moot
Court Board President, 1988-89; Pirtle­Washer
Scholarship Winner 1987;
Student Trial Lawyers Association.
Work Experience: Summer Associate,
Boehl, Stopher, Graves, & Diendoerfer,
1988; Law Clerk, Jeffeson County
Attorney, 1988; Summer Associate,
Barnett & Alagia, 1987; Campaign
Coordinator, Fred Cowan for Attorney
General, 1986; Legislative Analyst,
Kentucky Senate Majority Leader, 1986
General Assembly.
Practice Preference: Law Firm;
Litigation, Products Liability, Criminal,
Lobbying, General Practice; Louisville,
Lexington, Kentucky.
Jerry Wayne Slone May '89
327 East Main Street
Frankfort, KY 40601 (502) 223-3223
Hometown: Pippa Passes, Kentucky
Scholastic Background: M.B.A.,
University of Kentucky, 1981; B.S. in
Accounting, University of Kentucky,
1979; Certified Public Accountant, 1985.
Work Experience: Law Clerk, Logan &
Gaines, Frankfort, 1988-present.
Practice Preference: Law Firm,
Government; General Practice, Tax;
Central, Eastern Kentucky.
Smith, R. Smith, T. J.
Raymond Lee Smith, Jr. May '89
283 Granvil Drive
Louisville, KY 40218 499-7750
Hometown: Louisville, Kentucky
Scholastic Background: B.A. with honors
in Politcal Science, University of
Louisville, 1984; Political Science Honors;
Pi Sigma Alpha.
Law School Activities and Honors: Moot
Court Board Judge, 1987.
Practice Preference: Law Firm; Litigation,
Commercial, Public Interest; Louisville.
T. J. Smith May '89
2230 Preston Street Apt. #1
Louisville, KY 40217 637-7775
Hometown: Greenup, Kentucky
Scholastic Background: B.A. in
Personnel/Industrial Relations, Minor in
Economics, University of Kentucky,
1986, Department Honors.
Work Experience: Law Clerk, Franklin &
Hance, P.S.C., 1987-present; Law Clerk,
McBrayer, McGinnis, Leslie, & Kirkland,
1983-86; Special Fund Committee of
Kentucky, 1987.
Practice Preference: Law Firm; Personal
Injury, Labor; Lexington, Louisville.
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Stein Stemler
Matthew W. Stein May '89
714 Daneshall Drive
Louisville, KY 40206 897-6064
Hometown: Louisville, Kentucky
Scholastic Background: B.S. in Agricul­ture/
Animal Science, University of
Kentucky, 1985; Agriculture Scholarship;
Athletic Scholarship; Resident Advisor;
Varsity Football Letterman.
Law School Activities and Honors: Journal
of Law and Education, member 1988-89;
Dean's List, Book Award: Constitutional
Law II; Moot Court Board Judge, 1988;
Pirtle-Washer participant, 1987; Honor
Council, elected member 1987-88; Student
Trial Lawyers Association, member 1988-89;
Delta Theta Phi, member 1987-89.
Work Experience: Summer Associate,
Goldberg & Simpson, 1988; Law Clerk,
Nutt & Mayer, Summer 1986, 1987.
Practice Preference: Law Firm; General
Practice, Commercial, Criminal, Litiga­tion;
Louisville, Lexington.
Alison Stemler May '89
4101 Simcoe Lane
Louisville, KY 40241 425-0796
Hometown: Louisville, Kentucky
Scholastic Background: B.S.B.A. in
Accounting, University of Louisville,
1985; Dean's List.
Law School Activities and Honors:
Journal of Family Law, Executive Editor,
1988-89, member 1987-88; Dean's List;
Scholarship Recipient, 1988; Honor
Council, member 1988-89.
Work Experience: Summer Associate,
Brown, Todd, & Heyburn, 1988; Summer
Associate, Greenebaum, Doll & McDonald,
1987; Law Clerk, Simon & Simon, 1986;
Research Assistant, Professors Blackburn
& Jones, 1987-88.
Practice Preference: Law Firm,
Corporation; Louisville.
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Taormina Timmons
Mary Taormina May '89
2514 River Oaks Drive
Louisville, KY 40206 895-9756
Hometown: Louisville, Kentucky
Scholastic Background: B.A. in Interna­tional
Communications, University of Ken­tucky
and Transylvania University, 1986;
Dean's List; Beta Zeta chapter Delta
Delta Delta.
Law School Activities and Honors: Jour­nal
of Law and Education, member
1988-89; Student Bar Association, elected
representative, 1988-89; Student Orienta­tion
Leader.
Work Experience: Law Clerk, Kentucky
Department of Labor, Special Fund, Sum­mer
1988; Law Clerk, Norcross Com­panies,
Summer 1988; Assistant, Univer­sity
of Louisville Law Library, 1988.
Practice Preference: Law Firm, Corpora­tion,
Government; General Practice,
Litigation, Commercial; Louisville,
Lexington.
Valerie Catlett Timmons May '89
601 Ridgeview Drive #1
Louisville, KY 695-3450
Hometown: Louisville, Kentucky
Scholastic Background: B.S. in Geology,
Minor in Biology, Western Kentucky
University, 1980; Beta Beta Beta; Ogden
Foundation Scholarship; President
Geology Club.
Work Experience: Law Clerk, Kentucky
Natural Resources & Environmental Pro­tection
Cabinet, 1987-present; Environ­mental
Program Coordinator, Kentucky
Natural Resources & Environmental Pro­tection
Cabinet, 1981-present.
Practice Preference: Litigation; Open.
Tingle Tobin
Vonnell C. Tingle May '89
221 Franck Ave.
Louisville, KY 40206 897-5467
Hometown: Louisville, Kentucky
Scholastic Background: B.A. with high
distinction in History, Minor in Political
Science, University of Kentucky, 1967;
Phi Beta Kappa.
Law School Activities and Honors:
Journal of Family Law, notes editor
1988-89; 1987-88 member; Journal of Law
and Education, member 1987-88; Dean's
List; Phi Alpha Delta Law Fraternity,
member 1987-88, Treasurer 1988-89.
Work Experience: Summer Associate,
Middleton & Reutlinger, 1988.
Practice Preference: General Practice,
Administrative Law, Trust and Estates,
Real Estate; Louisville.
Joseph Kevin Tobin May '89
600 Royer Court
Louisville, KY 40206 896-1265
Hometown: Louisville, Kentucky
Scholastic Background: M.B.A. candidate,
May 1989, Bellarmine College; treasurer,
M.B.A. Assocation, 1986; B.S.B.A. in
Finance, University of Louisville, 1984;
Phi Kappa Tau; Finance Club.
Law School Activities and Honors:. Phi
Alpha Delta Law Fraternity, 1987-present.
Work Experience: Law Clerk, Liberty
National Bank & Trust Co., Summer 1988;
Law Clerk, Norcross Companies, 1987;
Messenger, Stites & Harbison, 1985-86.
Practice Preference: Law Firm,
Corporation; Commercial, Tax, Banking,
Corporate; Louisville.
Walpert Watson
Ronald C. Walpert II May '89
1378 South Second Street Apt. #4
Louisville, KY 40208 636-0351
Hometown: Louisville, Kentucky
Scholastic Background: B.S. cum laude in
Biology, Vanderbilt University, 1982.
Law School Activities and Honors:
Journal of Family Law, member 1987-88;
Dean's List; Student Bar Association
Placement Committee 1987-89.
Work Experience: Law Clerk, American
Commercial Barge Lines, May 1988-
present; Research Assistant, Professor
John Cross, 1988; Law Clerk, Robert,
Miller, & Thomas, 1987-present.
Practice Preference: Law Firm,
Corporation; Litigation Commercial; Open.
Rhonda McClure Watson May '89
P.O. Box 13
Campbellsburg, KY 40011 (502) 532-6619
Hometown: Turners Station, Kentucky
Scholastic Background: B.A. in Biology,
University of Louisville, 1982.
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Weis Wells
Valerie A. Weis May '89
1513 Thackeray Drive
Louisville, KY 40205 459-5482
Hometown: Louisville, Kentucky
Scholastic Background: B.A. magna cum
laude in Sociology, University of Notre
Dame, 1986; Notre Dame Scholar.
Law School Activities and Honors: Jour­nal
of Family Law, member 1987-89;
Journal of Law and Education, member
1987-88; Dean's List; Book Award:
Negotiable Instruments; Student Trial
Lawyers Association, member 1987-88.
Work Experience: Law Clerk, Ricketts &
Travis, 1987-88.
Practice Preference: Law Firm; Litiga­tion,
General Practice; Louisville.
Cara N. Wells May '89
1220 South First Street #2
Louisville, KY 40203 635-7172
Hometown: Cox's Creek, Kentucky
Scholastic Background: B.A. cum laude
in Paralegal Science, Minor in Business,
Eastern Kentucky University, 1986;
Gamma Beta Phi honor Society; Student
Paralegal Association; Eastern Dance
Theatre.
Law School Activities and Honors:
Journal of Family Law, member 1987-89;
Journal of Law and Education, member
1987; Dean's List; Delta Theta Phi Schol­arship
1987-88; Women's Law Caucus,
member; Delta Theta Phi, officer 1987-88.
Work Experience: Law Clerk, Jefferson
Circuit Court Judge Jack Mudd, 1988-
present; Law Clerk, Hargadon, Lenihan,
Harbolt, & Breen, 1987-88; Paralegal,
Shumate, Shumate, & Flaherty, 1986;
Paralegal, Rose Shipp, Summer 1985.
Practice Preference: Law Firm,
Corporation; General Practice, Litigation,
Commercial; Louisville, Lexington, Open.
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Williams Wilson
Rita E. Williams May '89
140 North Hite Street
Louisville, KY 40206 893-2824
Hometown: Louisville, Kentucky
Scholastic Background: A.B. with
distinction in Political Science, Eastern
Kentucky University, 1969; Graduate
Assistantship.
Law School Activities and Honors:
Journal of Law and Education, section
editor 1988-89, member 1987-88; Dean's
List Fall 1986, 1987; Law Forum,
president 1987-88, member 1986-88;
Women's Law Caucus, member.
Work Experience: Research Assistant,
Professor Ubelaker, Spring 1988; Law
Clerk, Lynch, Cox, & Gilman, Summer
1987.
Practice Preference: Labor, Employment;
Louisville.
William R. Wilson May '89
3814 Burning Bush Road
Louisville, KY 40241 425-9332
Hometown: Louisville, Kentucky
Scholastic Background: M.S. in
Economics, Baylor University, 1972,
Omicron Delta Epsilon, Honor Society in
Economics. B.B.A., University of
Kentucky, 1971; Certified Public
Accountant.
Law School Activities and Honors: Dean's
List Summer 1986.
Work Experience: C.P.A., T.W. Brown &
Associates, 1985-86; Controller, Ransdell
Surgical, Inc. 1982-84; Controller,
Republic Bank & Trust, 1978-82; First
National Bank 1972-78.
Practice Preference: Tax, Commercial,
Trust and Estates; Open.
Wooters
David Brent Wooters Dec. '88
R.R. 6 Box 96
Shelbyville, KY 40065 633-0014
Hometown: Shelbyville, Kentucky
Scholastic Background: B.A. in Political
Science, University of Louisville, 1984;
Dean's List.
Law School Activities and Honors:
Dean's List, Spring 1986.
Work Experience: Law Clerk, Joe J.
Golden, 1987-present.
Practice Preference: Corporation,
Government; Commercial, Tax; Louisville.
Pamela M. Workhoven May '89
8808 Marksfield Road
Louisville, KY 40222 425-8989
Hometown: Louisville, Kentucky
Scholastic Background: B.A. in English,
University of Louisville, 1977; Dean's
List.
Law School Activities and Honors:
Student Bar Association, Orientation
Committee, 1987.
Work Experience: Law Clerk, United
States Attorney's Office, 1987-present;
Law Clerk, County Attorney's Office,
1987.
Practice Preference: Law Firm,
Government; Litigation, General Practice,
Labor; Open.
Young
Barbara H. Young May '89
1 7 43 Spring Drive
Louisville, KY 40205 458-3144
Hometown: Louisville, Kentucky
Scholastic Background: Ed.D., Higher
Education Administration, Indiana
University, 1974; M.A. in English,
University of Louisville, 1969; Ford
Foundation Accelerated Masters Program;
B.A. in English, Minor in Humanities,
University of Louisville, 1967; Woodcock
Society.
Law School Activities and Honors:
Journal of Family Law, Articles Editor
1988-89, member 1987-88; Dean's List,
University of Louisville and Greenebaum
& Doll scholarship for first-in-class; Book
A wards: Introduction to Legal Studies,
Torts I, Contracts, Torts II, Basic Tax,
Domestic Relations, Professional
Responsibility, Legal Writing Best Brief,
Constitutional Law I; Brandeis Society,
1988.
Work Experience: Summer Associate,
Wyatt, Tarrant, & Combs, 1988; Research
Assistant, University of Louisville,
Summer 1987; Associate Professor,
Jefferson Community College/University
of Kentucky, 1976-present; Coordinator,
Institutional Development Program,
Jefferson Community College/University
of Kentucky, 1975-85; Coordinator,
Profession Development Program,
Jefferson Community College/University
of Kentucky, 1983-85.
Practice Preference: Law Firm; Litigation,
General Practice; Louisville.
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Ad~ninistration
and
Faculty
I
Administration
Barbara B. Lewis, J.D., M.L. & T.
Dean
William F. Dolson, LL.B., S.J.D.
Associate Dean
Mary Jo White, M.Ed.
Admissions Director
Phyllis D. Leibson, M.Ed.
Placement Director
Barbara Thompson
Academic Coordinator, Student Records
Patricia Treadway
Program Assistant, Student Records
Faculty
Leslie W. Abramson
A.B., Cornell University, 1968; J.D.,
University of Michigan, 1971; LL.M.,
S.J.D., University of Wisconsin, 1979;
Institute of Continuing Legal Education,
Ann Arbor, Michigan, 1970-71; admitted
to Kentucky bar, 1971; private practice
with Frank E. Haddad, Jr., 1972-1974;
consultant, Kentucky Council on Public
Higher Education, 1974, 1977, 1981;
reporter, Speedy Trial Planning Group
for the United States District Court for
the Western District of Kentucky,
1976-1984; Acting Assistant University
Provost, 1984; Fellow, American
Judicature Society Center for Judical
Conduct Organizations, 1985-1986;
Assistant Professor of Law, University
of Louisville, 1973-1976; Associate Pro­fessor
of Law, 1976-1979; Professor of
Law, 1979-.
Patricia E. Anderson
B.A., magna cum laude, University of
Illinois, 1969; M.S. (Library Science),
University of Illinois, 1970; J.D., cum
laude, The University of Toledo, 1981;
Librarian, Decatur, Illinois, 1971-73;
Toledo, Ohio 1973-76, in public library
systems; Circulation and Reference
Librarian, The University of Toledo Law
Library, 1977-1981; Instructor of Legal
Research & Writing, The University of
Toledo College of Law, 1981-83; Associ­ate
Law Librarian and Assistant Pro­fessor
of Legal Research, Saint Louis
University, 1983-86; Assistant Professor
of Law, University of Louisville, 1986-;
Member Phi Kappa Phi; AALL; Law
Librarian 1986-88.
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Barbara Ann Banoff
B.A., cum laude, Radcliffe College, 1966;
J.D., summa cum laude, University of
Santa Clara School of Law, 1973; Assis­tant
legal advisor, Navajo Police Force,
Window Rock, Arizona (Police Founda­tion
grant), 1973; Law Clerk to Honor­able
Irving R. Kaufman, Chief Judge,
Second Circuit Court of Appeals,
12/73-1/74 (temporary appointment);
Associate, Sullivan & Cromwell, New
York City, 1973-75; Staff Counsel, U.S.
Senate Select Committee on Intelligence
Activities, 1975-76; Senior Fellow in
Law Harvard Law School, 1976-77;
Visiting Associate Professor, Cornell
Law School, Fall 1980; Associate Pro­fessor
of Law, University of Minnesota
Law School, 1977-81; Lecturer, Univer­sity
of Pennsylvania Law School,
1982-83; Associate Professor of Law,
Rutgers, the State University of New
Jersey School of Law, Camden, 1981-84;
University of San Diego Institute on
International and Comparative Law,
London, Summer 1986; Professor of
Law, University of San Diego School of
Law, 1984-87; Harold Edward Harter
Professor of Commercial Law, University
of Louisville, 1987-.
Kathleen S. Bean
B.A., Ball State University, 1973; J.D.,
Drake University Law School, 1978;
Editor-in-Chief, Drake Law Review,
1977-78; admitted to Iowa Bar, 1978;
Law Clerk to Honorable Roy L. Stephen­son,
U.S. 8th Circuit Court of Appeals,
Des Moines, lA, 1978-80; Attorney,
Legal Servs. Corp., Des Moines, lA,
1980-82; Director, Title IX Clinic, Drake
University, 1982-83; Visiting Assistant
Professor of Law, University of
Louisville, 1983-84; Assistant Professor
of Law, 1984-87; Associate Professor,
1987-.
William E. Biggs
Professor Emeritus, 1986-.
Catherine Elaine Blackburn
B.S., Pharmacy with High Distinction,
University of Kentucky, 1978; J.D. with
Honors in Law, Ohio State University,
1982; Research and Associate Editor,
Ohio State Law Jouma~ 1981-82,
admitted to Ohio Bar, 1982; Southern
District of Ohio, 1983; Registered Phar­macist
in Kentucky and Ohio, 1978;
Attorney in litigation practice with
Michael F. Colley Co., L.P.A., Columbus,
Ohio, 1982-87; member of American
Society for Pharmacy Law, Association
of Trial Lawyers of America; Assistant
Professor of Law, University of
Louisville, 1987-.
Robert Thomas Blackburn, Jr.
B.S., University of Kentucky, 1967; J.D.,
Vanderbilt School of Law; admitted to
practice in Kentucky, 1971; private prac­tice
with Ewen, Mackenzie, Peden,
Louisville, Kentucky, 1971-1976; Cer­tified
Public Accountant, admitted in
Tennessee, 1968; certified in Kentucky,
1971; member of the American, Ken­tucky,
and Louisville Bar Associations;
member of the Louisville Bar Associa­tion
Subcommitee on Taxation; Lecturer,
University of Louisville, 1971-1976;
Assistant Professor, 1976-1979;
Associate Professor, 1979-1982; Pro­fessor
of Law, 1982-.
John T. Cross
B.S., Bradley University, 1981; J.D.,
University of Illinois, 1984; admitted to
Minnesota Bar, 1984; private practice in
Minneapolis, Minnesota, 1984-87; Assis­tant
Professor of Law, University of
Louisville, 1987-.
William F. Dolson
B.S., University of Wisconsin, 1953;
LL.B., University of Wisconsin, 1956;
S.J.D., University of Wisconsin, 1962;
admitted to Wisconsin Bar, 1956; private
practice in Wisconsin, 1956-1958; Teach­ing
Associate in Law, Indiana Univer­sity,
1958-1959; Assistant Professor of
Law, University of Louisville, 1959-
1962; Associate Professor of Law, 1962-
1966; Professor of Law, 1966-; Visiting
Fulbright Professor of Law, University
of Helsinki, Finland, 1966-67; Associate
Dean, 1986-.
Ronald W. Eades
B.A., Rhodes College, 1970; J.D., Mem­phis
State University, 1973; LL.M., Har­vard
Law School, 1977; Staff Attorney,
Tennessee Valley Authority, general trial
work from Jan. 1974 through August
1976; Assistant Professor of Law,
University of Louisville, 1977-1980;
Associate Professor, 1980- 1982; Pro­fessor
of Law, 1982-.
Linda Sorenson Ewald
B.A., University of Louisville, 1967;
J.D., University of Louisville, 1972;
LL.M., New York University, 1979; ad­mitted
to Kentucky Bar, 1972; Lecturer,
University College, University of Louis­ville,
1976-1978; Visiting Assistant Pro­fessor
of Law, University of Louisville,
1976-1977; Assistant Professor of Law,
1977-1979; Associate Professor of Law,
1979-1982; Professor of Law, 1982-;
Associate Dean, 1981-1984.
Grace M. Giesel
B.A., Yale University, 1982; J.D., with
distinction, Emory University Law
School, 1985; Order of the Coif; Law
Clerk to the Hon. Boyce F. Martin, Jr.,
Judge, 6th Circuit Court of Appeals,
1985-86; Associate, Woodward, Hobson
& Fulton, 1986-88; Assistant Professor
of Law, University of Louisville, 1988-.
Leonard R. Jaffee
Philadelphia Musical Academy, 1962;
J.D., Rutgers School of Law, 1972; Edi­tor-
in-Chief, Rutgers Law Review,
1971-1972; Assistant Professor of Law,
University of Louisville, 1972-1975;
Associate Professor of Law, 1975-1978;
Visiting Associate Professor of Law,
Cleveland State University, 1976-1977;
Professor of Law, 1978-; on sabbatical
leave 1979-1980; Visiting Professor of
Law, Rutgers (Camden) School of Law,
Spring 1980; Villanova School of Law,
1980-1981; Washington University
School of Law, 1987-1988.
James T. R. Jones
B.A. with highest distinction), Universi­ty
of Virginia, 1975; J.D. (with highest
distinction), Duke University School of
Law, 1978; admitted to Florida bar,
1979; Associate, Davis Polk & Wardwell,
New York, New York, 1978; Law Clerk
to The Hon. Gerald Bard Tjoflat, U.S.
Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit,
1979-80; Associate, Mahoney Hadlow &
Adams, Jacksonville, Fla., 1980-84;
Legal Assistant to The Hon. Howard T.
Snyder, Magistrate, U.S. District Court
for the Middle District of Florida,
Jacksonville, Fla., 1984-85; Bigelow
Teaching Fellow and Lecturer in Law,
University of Chicago Law School,
1985-86; Assistant Professor of Law,
University of Louisville, 1986-.
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Jacqueline R. Kanovitz
A.B., University of Louisville, 1967;
J.D., University of Louisville, 1967;
admitted to practice in Kentucky 1968;
practiced with Legal Aid Society of
Louisville, 1968-1969; Assistant
Professor of Law, University of
Louisville, 1969-1972; Associate
Professor of Law, 1972-1975; on leave,
Associate Professor, University of
Pittsburgh, 1972-1973; Professor of
Law, 1975-.
Laurence W. Knowles
B.A., LaSalle College, 1955; LL.B., Rut­gers
University, 1958; LL.M., Yale Uni­versity,
1959; Attorney, U.S. Commission
on Civil Rights, 1962-1963; admitted to
Kentucky bar, 1960; Assistant Professor
of Law, 1959-1962; Associate Professor
of Law, 1962-1966; Professor of Law,
University of Louisville, 1966-; Visiting
Professor of Law, Haile Selassie I
University, Addis Ababa, Ethiopia,
1966-1968; Visiting Professor of Law,
University of Georgia, 1969-1970;
Visiting Professor of Law, University of
South Carolina School of Law,
1972-1974; Visiting Lecturer, University
of Leeds, England, Spring 1977, Spring
1987.
Norvie L. Lay
B.S., University of Kentucky, 1960; J.D.,
cum laude, University of Louisville,
1963; LL.M., University of Michigan,
1964; S.J.D. University of Michigan,
1967; Graduate Fellow, University of
Michigan School of Law, 1963-1964;
member of American, Kentucky, and
Louisville Bar Associations; Assistant
Professor of Law, University of
Louisville, 1964-196 7; Associate
Professor of Law, 1967-1970; Professor
of Law, 1970-; Assistant Dean,
1971-1973; Associate Dean, 1973-84;
graduate faculty, National Trust School,
Northwestern University, 1975-1981;
Acting Dean, 1981-1982; Visiting
Professor of Law, Southwestern Uni­versity
School of Law, Summer, 1983;
Visiting Professor of Law, New York
Law School, 1984.
David J. Leibson
B.A., cum laude, Vanderbilt University,
1966; J.D., cum laude, University of
Louisville, 1969; LL.M., Harvard Uni­versity,
1970; practiced with firm of
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Leibson and Franklin, P.S.C., Louisville,
Kentucky, 1970-1972; Lecturer, Univer­sity
of Louisville, 1971-1972; Assistant
Professor, 1972-1975; Associate Pro­fessor,
1975-1977; Professor of Law,
1977-; Visiting Professor of Law,
McGeorge School of Law, 1978-1979;
Associate Dean, 1985-86; Visiting
Professor of Law, University of Leeds,
England, Fall 1986.
Barbara B. Lewis
B.A., University of Louisville, 1958; J.D.,
University of Louisville, 1962; M.A.,
Tennessee Technological University,
1972; M.L.&T., Marshall Wythe School
of Law, College of William and Mary,
1974; Jefferson County Juvenile Court,
1960-1963; Staff Attorney, U.S. Army
Corps of Engineers, 1963-1964; Assis­tant
Professor of Law, Samford, Cumber­land
School of Law, 1974-1975; Assis­tant
Professor of Law, University of
Oklahoma, 1975-1978; Associate Pro­fessor
of Law, University of Oklahoma,
1978-1981; Professor of Law, University
of Oklahoma, 1981-1982; Interim Dean,
University of Oklahoma, 1980-1981;
Dean and Professor of Law, University
of Louisville, 1982--
Nathan S. Lord
A.B., Harvard University, 1952; LL.B.,
University of Virginia, 1957; practiced
with Middleton, Seelbach, Wolford,
Willis and Cochran, Louisville,
Kentucky, 1957-1962; Law Clerk, Judge
Roy Shelbourne, 1962-1963; Assistant
Professor of Law, University of
Louisville, 1963-1966; Associate
Professor of Law, 1966-1970; Professor
of Law, 1970-; Visiting Professor,
University of Leeds, England, 1984-85.
James M. Merritt
Bernard Flexner Professor Emeritus,
1988-.
Richard H. Nowka
B.S., Wayne State College, 1973; J .D.,
Creighton University, 1976; admitted to
practice in Nebraska, 1976; Law Clerk to
Judge L. M. Clinton, Nebraska Supreme
Court, 1976-1977; private practice,
Omaha, Nebraska, 1977-1979; Assistant
Professor of Law, University of Louis­ville,
1979-1982; Associate Professor of
Law, 1982-85; Professor of Law, 1985-.
Ralph S. Petrilli
B.A., University of Louisville, 1940;
graduate work in education (University
of Louisville, 1940-1941); J.D. cum laude
University of Louisville, 1948; LL.M.,
Yale Law School, 1949; admitted to Ken·
tucky bar, 1948; Instructor of Law, Uni­versity
of Louisville, 1949-1950; Assis­tant
Professor of Law, 1950-1953;
Associate Professor of Law, 1953-1956;
Professor of Law, 1956-; Director of
Family Law Center, 1962-; Visiting Pro­fessor
of Law, University of Southern
California, summer 1963; University of
Leeds, England 1964-1965; University of
Kentucky, Fall 1973; University of
Houston, Bates College of Law,
1976-1977.
William E. Read
Professor Emeritus, 1987.
Edwin R. Render
A.B., Western Kentucky University,
1958; LL.B., Vanderbilt University,
1962; LL.M., Harvard University, 1970;
admitted to Kentucky bar and Tennessee
bar; Attorney U.S. Atomic Energy Com­mission,
1962-1965; Assistant U.S.
Attorney, Western District of Kentucky,
1965-1967; practice, Greenebaum,
Barnett, Wood and Doll, 1967-1968; Lec­turer,
University of Louisville,
1967-1968; Assistant Professor of Law,
University of Louisville, 1968; Associate
Professor of Law, 1968-1974; Professor
of Law, 1974-.
Absalom C. Russell
Distinguished Professor Emeritus, 1972.
Robert L. Stenger
B.A., St. Thomas College, 1956; M.A.,
St. Thomas College, 1957; S.T.D., Catho­lic
University of America, 1963; J.D.,
University of Iowa, 1974; admitted to
practice in Iowa, 1974; Assistant Profes­sor,
University of Iowa, 1967-1974;
Assistant Professor of Law, University
of Louisville, 1974-1977; Associate Pro­fessor,
1977-1980; Professor, 1980-;
Visiting Professor, University of Leeds,
England, 1981-1982.
Gene W. Teitelbaum
B.A., City College, New York City, 1957;
M.L.S. in Library Science, Pratt Insti­tute,
1960; LL.B., Rutgers University
Law School, 1968; admitted to New York
State Bar, 1969; private practice, New
York City, 1968-1970; Legal Aid Soci­ety,
Criminal Division, 1970-1971; pri·
ate practice, 1972; Associate Law
Librarian, Duke University Law Library,
1973-1974; Assistant Professor and Law
Librarian, University of Louisville,
1975-1977; Associate Professor of Law,
1977-1980; Professor of Law and Law
Librarian, 1975-1986; Professor of Law,
1980-.
W. Scott Thomson
B.A., Vanderbilt University, 1957;
LL.B., University of Louisville, 1961;
LL.M., New York University, 1966;
Teaching and Research Associates,
Rutgers, The State University, School of
Law, 1961-1962; Assistant Professor of
Law, University of Louisville, 1962-
1965; Associate Professor of Law,
1965-1968; Assistant Dean, 1967-1969;
Professor of Law, 1968-.
Michele Healy Ubelaker
B.A., Vassar College, 1967; M.S., Emory
University, 1969; Ph.D., The University
of Texas Health Science Center at
Dallas, 1975; J.D., Southern Methodist
University, 1982; admitted to Texas bar,
1982; private practice, Hughes & Luce,
Dallas, Texas; 1982-86; member of the
American and Texas Bar Associations;
Visiting Assistant Professor of Law,
Memphis State University, 1986-87;
Assistant Professor of Law, University
of Louisville, 1987-.
Marlin M. Volz
Professor Emeritus, 1987-.
Carl A. Warns, Jr.
Professor Emeritus, 1986.
Russell L. Weaver
B.A., University of Missouri, 1974; J.D.
cum laude, University of Missouri, 1978;
Bd. of Stud. Ed., Missouri; Law Review;
Order of the Calf; admitted to Missouri
Bar; practiced for Watson, Ess, Marshall
& Enggas, Kansas City, Mo., 1978-1980;
the U.S. Department of Energy, Wash­ington,
D.C., 1980-1982; Assistant Pro­fessor
of Law, University of Louisville,
1982-86; Chair Elect, Criminal Justice
Section, Association of American Law
Schools, 1986; Legal Panel Kentcky Civil
Liberties Union, Louisville Bar Associa­tion's
Professional Responsibility and
Dispute Resolution Committees; Associ­ate
Professor of Law, 1986-.
Allison W olfgarten
Visiting Professor from University of
Leeds, England, 1988-89.
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Harold G. Wren
A.B., Columbia College, Columbia Uni­versity,
1942; LL.B., Columbia Univer­sity
School of Law; J.S.D., Yale Law
School; practiced with Wilkiefarr and
Gallagher, New York, 1948-1949; Ster·
ling Fellow, Yale Law School, 1951-
1952; Fullbright Research Scholar,
Waseda University, Tokyo, Japan, 1953-
1954; Associate Professor of Law, Uni­versity
of Mississippi, 1949-1954;
Professor of Law, University of
Oklahoma, 1954-1957; Southern Metho­dist
University, 1957-1965; Boston
College Law School, 1965-1969; Gradu·
ate Faculty, National Trust School,
1968-1977; Visiting Professor of Law,
University of California (Berkeley), 1957;
Cornell University, 1960; Northwestern
University, 1964; New York University,
1966; University of Missouri, 1968; Dean
and Professor of Law, Northwestern
School of Law of Lewis and Clark
College, 1969-1972; The T. C. Williams
School of Law, University of Richmond,
1972-1976; Dean, University of Louis·
ville School of Law, 1976-1981; Dis­tinguished
Visiting Professor of Law,
Case Western University School of Law,
1981-1982; Professor of Law, University
of Louisville School of Law, 1976-.
Faculty of the Law Library
Paul J. Cammarata
B.A., State University at New York,
1982; M.L.S. in Library Science, Univer·
sity of Kentucky, 1983; Instructor in
Legal Bibliography and Assistant Law
Librarian, University of Louisville, 1984- ;
Assistant Professor, 1987-.
Robin R. Harris
B.A., University of Louisville, 1974;
M.A., University of Louisville, 1978;
M.A.L.S., University of Kentucky, 1981;
Instructor in Legal Bibliography and
Assistant Law Librarian, 1984-;
Assistant Professor of Legal
Bibliography, 1988- .
Sylvia A. Selmer
B.S., Simmons College, 1957; M.S.L.S.,
University of Kentucky, 1983; Instructor
in Legal Bibliography, 1984- 1987;
Assistant Professor of Legal Bibliog·
raphy, 1987- ; Assistant Law Librarian,
University of Louisville, 1984- .
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Nancy Utterbach
Acting Law Librarian, University of
Louisville, April 1888-.
Adjunct Professor of Law
W. Scott Miller, Jr.
B.A., University of Kentucky,
Academic of International Law, The
Hague, Netherlands, 1984; J .D.,
University of Louisville, 1951.
Part-time Faculty
Dee A. Akers
Ph.D., University of Kentucky, 1962
LL.B., University of Kentucky, 1950
A.B., University of Kentucky, 1948
John W. Ames
J.D., University of Louisville, 1974
B.A., University of Louisville, 1967
Richard J . FitzGerald
B.A., Manhattan College, 1970, J.D.,
University of Louisville, 1974.
Thomas J . FitzGerald
B.A.,
Roger Williams College, 1976; J.D.,
University of Kentucky, 1980.
Larry Bruce Franklin
B.S., U.S. Naval Academy, 1959; J.D.,
University of Louisville, 1967.
David A. Friedman
B.A., State University of New York at
Buffalo, 1973; J.D., Boston University,
1977.
Daniel T. Goyette
B.A., Marquette University, 1971; Rome
Center of Liberal Arts; J .D., University
of Oklahoma, 1974
Barbara R. Hartung
B.A., University of Louisville, 1967;
J.D., University of Louisville, 1981.
James R. Higgins, Jr.
B.S., Alfred University, 1965; J .D.,
University of Louisville, 1978
Nicholas N. King
B.A., Florida State University, 1966;
M.A., University of Oklahoma, 1971;
J.D., University of Louisville, 1973
Gerald Kirven
A.B., University of Virginia, 1944;
LL.B., cum laude, University of
Louisville, 1948.
James H. Massey
J.D., University of Louisville, 1984.
Ronald L. Moore
B.B.A., Cleveland State University,
1972; J .D., Cleveland·Marshall College of
Law, 1977; M.B.A., Cleveland State
University, 1978.
Homer Parrent III
B.A., University of Louisville, 1969;
J.D., University of Louisville, 1972.
Dorothy M. Pitt
B.A., East Carolina University, 1970;
M.A., East Carolina University, 1971;
J.D., University of Louisville, 1977.
Sara Walter
B.A., University of Louisville, 1970;
M.A., University of Louisville, 1971;
J.D., University of Louisville, 1979.
Patrick J. Welsh
B.A., University of Louisville, 1977;
J.D., University of Louisville, 1984.
Martha A. Ziskind
A.B., Barnard College, 1965; M.A.,
University of Chicago, 1966; Ph.D.,
University of Chicago, 1972; J .D.,
University of Louisville, 1976.
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