Publications
Updated April 8, 2020 Court Closures and Responses Due to COVID-19
February 21, 2020 – Article New York Labor Law and Asbestos Cases: Its History and Recent Developments
January 2020 – Article Florida Landscape and Court Changes in 2019
Federation of Defense & Corporate Counsel
October 2019 – Article Who Goes on a Verdict Form: What Does Apportionment in Georgia Look Like?
April 2019 – Article #MeToo–Can lt Be Used as an Excuse? Frustration of Purpose and Other Theories Used to Excuse Performance in Entertainment and Business Deals
Business Law News, California Lawyers Association
March 15, 2019 – Article The Immodest Textualism Of Justices' Retirement Tax Opinion
Law360 Expert Analysis
November 5, 2018 – Article Refreshingly Boring? High Court Considers Statutory Context
Law360 Expert Analysis
September 2018 – Article Who Goes on the Verdict Form: Is There Causative or Fault-based Apportionment in Indiana?
August 1, 2018 – Article Cautious Optimism Over the Increasingly Prevalent Alternative Fee Arrangements
Texas Lawyer
May 31, 2018 – Article The Last Hurrah for Last Clear Chance?
Georgia Defense Lawyers Association, 2018 Law Journal
November 2017 – Article Damages: A View From the Defense Perspective
Georgia Trial Lawyers Association
September 2016 – Article High Times: Impact of Changing Marijuana Laws on the Workplace
April 2016 – Article Who Goes On a Verdict Form: South Carolina Law Needs Clarification
2009 – Article Patent-Holding Patent Attorneys: Conflicts of Interest, Confidentiality, and Employment Issues
Comment, Patent-Holding Patent Attorneys: Conflicts of Interest, Confidentiality, and Employment Issues, 40 St. Mary’s L.J. 1039