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Senior Judge, since
November 21, 2010
Appointed
1997
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William J. Clinton
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Tennessee, 1967 U.S. Supreme Court, 1971 U.S. Court of Appeals 6th Circuit, 1973 U.S. District Court Western District of Tennessee, 1967
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Harvard University Law School, Cambridge, Massachusetts,
1967 J.D. Honors: cum laudeMassachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, Massachusetts,
1964 B.S., Bachelor of Science |
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| "Agreements for Buying and Selling a Business.", The Practical Lawyer, Jan., 1977
"Annotated By-Laws for a Tennessee Corporation.", Tennessee Bar Journal, May, 1975
"Dishonesty Alone Does Not Deck a Fidelity Insurer.", Insurance Counsel Journal, Oct., 1984
"The Extension of the Privilege to Libel Without Actual Malice.", 3 Harvard Legal Commentary 169, 1966
"The Holographic Codicil.", Tennessee Bar Journal, May, 1986
"Mediation: Prime ADR Tool of the '90s.", Tennessee Bar Journal, March, 1994
"Medical Expert Testimony in Tennessee.", 34 Tennessee Law Review 572, 1967
"Non-Tax Aspects of Estate Planning.", 2 Memphis State University Law Review 41, 1971
"Planning for Disability.", The Practical Lawyer, March, 1989
"Pro Bono & You.", Tennessee Bar Journal, March/April, 1993
"Resolving Commercial Cases through Alternative Dispute Resolution.", 26 University of Memphis Law Review 1121, 1996
"Rookie Year on the Federal Bench.", 60 Ohio State Law Journal 1085, 1999
"Saving for College with a Clifford Trust.", The Practical Lawyer, June, 1979
"The Shifting Focus of Estate Planning from Death to Disability.", Tennessee Bar Journal, May/June, 1989
"Tangible Evidence in Tennessee.", Tennessee Bar Journal, May, 1986 |
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| Adjunct Professor of Trial Advocacy, University of Memphis School of Law,
1980
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1997 |
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| Eagle Scout Award,
1958Sam A. Myar, Jr. Memorial Award for Outstanding Service to the Legal Profession and the Community,
1981Best Lawyers in America (Woodward/White), Categories of Business Litigation, Corporate Law and Estate Planning,
1983
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1997Who's Who in American Law, MarquisWho's Who in America, Marquis |
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American Law Institute,
1980
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MemberAmerican Arbitration Association,
1988
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1997 Commercial Arbitrator and MediatorNASD Securities Arbitrator,
1993
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1997 Dalkon Shield Referee,
1994
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1997 Memphis Bar Association,
1987 PresidentMemphis Bar Association,
1974 President, Young Lawyers DivisionTennessee Bar Association,
1990
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1991 PresidentTennessee Bar Association,
1985
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1987 Speaker, House of DelegatesTennessee Bar Association,
1978
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1979 President, Young Lawyers ConferenceAmerican Bar Association,
1990
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1997 Member, House of DelegatesAmerican Bar Association,
1997
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Member, Judicial DivisionAmerican Judicature Society MemberAmerican Bar Foundation MemberTennessee Bar Foundation MemberAmerican College of Trust and Estate Counsel FellowSixth Circuit Judicial Conference Life MemberMemphis Bar Foundation
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| Private Adjudication Center, Dalkon Shield Referee,
1994
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1997National Association of Securities Dealers, Arbitrator and Mediator,
1993
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1997Tennessee Court of the Judiciary, Judge,
1979
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1987Farris, Mathews, Gilman, Branan & Hellen, P.L.C., Partner,
1967
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1997 |
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1942, Memphis, Tennessee, United States of America
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| 5/19/2013 |
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