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Lawyers of the Future (1992-1993) University of Tennessee, Knoxville TRACE: Tennessee Research and Creative Exchange Lawyers of the Future (1979 - 2002) College of Law History January 1993 Lawyers of the Future (1992-1993) University of Tennessee College of Law Follow this and additional works at: https://trace.tennessee.edu/utk_lawyersofthefuture Part of the Law Commons Recommended Citation University of Tennessee College of Law, "Lawyers of the Future (1992-1993)" (1993). Lawyers of the Future (1979 - 2002). https://trace.tennessee.edu/utk_lawyersofthefuture/6 This Publication is brought to you for free and open access by the College of Law History at TRACE: Tennessee Research and Creative Exchange. It has been accepted for inclusion in Lawyers of the Future (1979 - 2002) by an authorized administrator of TRACE: Tennessee Research and Creative Exchange. For more information, please contact [email protected]. � 0\ � I � N ' 0\ ' � 0 Ki U) U) :) u ---- � � 0 � @ :::3 8 ----tiJ U) U) � z � f--.---�-== � 0 I ?: � U) � �5 EMPLOYERS OF THE CLASSES OF 1986 through 1993 * ALABAMA William Penrose Law Firm (St. Petersburg) MISSISSIPPI Low County Legal Assistance Project Bryce, Bowland & Klucken (Knoxville) Hand, Arendall, Bedsole, Greares & John­ Ruden, Barnett, McClosky, Smith, Schus­ Butler, Snow. O'Mara, Stevens & Canada (Walterboro) Burch, Porter & Johnson (Memphis) ston (Mobile) ter & Russell. PA. (Ft. Lauderdale) (Jackson) McNair Law Firm (Columbia) Burger, Fly & McFarlin (Murfreesboro) Johnston, Adams, Bailey, Gordon & Harris Rumberger, Kirk, Caldwell, Cabaniss & Eastern Mississippi Legal Services Ogletree. Deakins. Nash, Smoak & Butler, Vine & Threadgill (Knoxville) (Mobile) Burke (Orlando) (Meridian) Stewart (Columbia) Buxton. Layton. Webster & Wilkinson (Oak Legal Services of Alabama (Opelika) Stetson University Office of Affirmative Ac- Mississippi Supreme Court United States District Court of South Caro­ Ridge) Sirote & Permutt, PC. (Birmingham) tion (St. Petersburg) Young. Scanlon & Sessums (Jackson) lina. The Honorable Falcon B. Caldwell. Heggie & Helton (Chattanooga) United States District Court, Southern Dis- GEORGIA MISSOURI Hawkins (Charleston) Caldwell. Johnson. Winston & Massengill trict of Alabama, The Honorable Alex Adams, Gardner & Ellis (Savannah) Mogab & Hughes (St. Louis) TENNESSEE (Bristol) T. Howard, Jr. (Mobile) Alston & Byrd (Atlanta) Missouri Attorney General (Jefferson City) Adams. Taylor, Philbin, Pigue & Marchetti Campbell & Campbell (Chattanooga) ALASKA Carter & Ansley (Atlanta) NEW MEXICO (Nashville) Carter, Harrod & Cunningham (Athens) Davis & Goerig (Anchorage) Clark, Paul, Hoover & Mallard (Atlanta) New Mexico Attorney General (Santa Fe) Agee, Allen, Godwin, Morris & Laurenzi Donald S. Caulkins & Associates (Franklin) ARIZONA Boyce. Thompson & O'Brien (Norcross) NEW YORK (Memphis) Chambliss & Bahner (Chattanooga) Gallagher & Kennedy (Phoenix) Dennis & Corry (Atlanta) Legal Aid Society. Criminal Defense (New Allen. Nelson & Bowers (Elizabethton) Chancellors R. Vann Owens & Howell N. Snell & Wilmer (Phoenix) Ernst & Whinney (Atlanta) York) Allen. Scruggs. Sossaman & Thompson Peoples (Chattanooga) Streich, Lang, Weeks & Cardon (Phoenix) Fulton County District Attorney's Office. Milbank. Tweed. Hadley & McCloy (New (Memphis) Cheek & Campbell {Knoxville) CALIFORNIA (Atlanta) York) Alpha Industries. Inc. (Knoxville) Claiborne, Davis, Buuck & Hurley Fletcher Associates (N. Hollywood) Heller Financial (Atlanta) Milberg, Weiss. Bershad, Specthrie & Ambrose, Wilson. Grimm & Durand (Knoxville) Morrison & Foerster (San Francisco) Jackson. Lewis, Schnitzler & Krupman Lerach (New York) (Knoxville) Collier Development Company (Pigeon DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA (Atlanta) Reid & Priest (New York) American Fidelity Title Co. (Knoxville) Forge) Anderson, Kill, Olick & Oshinsky King & Spalding (Atlanta) Skadden. Arps, Slate. Meagher & Flom Anderson & Rankin (Nashville) J. Howard Collett (Maynardville) Arent. Fox. Kinter, Plotkin & Kahn Kutak, Rock & Campbell (Atlanta) (New York) Appalachian National Life Insurance Co. Community Alternative to Prison Program Electronic Data Systems. Inc. McNally, Fox. Mahler & Cameron (Fayette- Snider & Snider (Massena) (Knoxville) !Knoxville) Federal Trade Commission ville) US Comptroller of the Currency. North· Apperson. Crump. Duzane & Maxwell Bratten Cook {Smithville) Finnegan. Henderson, Farabow, Garrett Neely & Player (Atlanta) eastern District (New York) (Memphis) Cornelius & Collins (Nashville) and Dunner Ogletree, Deakins, Nash, Smoak & United Nations (New York) Armstrong, Allen, Pruett, Gentry, Johnson Costner & Greene (Maryville) Government Accountability Project Stewart (Atlanta) Webster & Sheffield (New York) & Holmes (Memphis) Cruze & Shope (Knoxville) Heron, Burchette, Ruckert & Rothwell Phillips, Hinchey & Reid (Atlanta) NORTH CAROLINA Arnett. Draper & Hagood (Knoxville) Daniel, Harvill. Batson& Nolan (Clarksville) Internal Revenue Service Powell. Goldstein. Frazer & Murphy Brown. Ward & Haynes (Waynesitille) Arnold, Windfrey. Simpson & Harris Daniel & Oberman {Knoxville) Kirkpatrick & Lockhart (Atlanta) Christie Institute South (Chapel Hill) (Lenoir City) Attorney Gary Davis (Knoxville) Congressman Raymond McGrath, 5th Rosenweig, Kam. Jones & McNabb Ganley. Ramer & Mason (Asheville) Ayres & Parkey (Knoxville) David Day & Associates (Cookeville) Congressional District. New York {Newman\ Golding, Meekins, Holden, Cosper & Les Bailey. Attorney·at-Law (Kingsport) Dearborn & Ewing (Nashville) Newman & Holtzinger Smith, Currie & Hancock (Atlanta) Stiles (Charlotte) Baker, Worthington. Crossley, Stansberry District Attorney's Office (Lookout & Hedrick, Eatmon, Gardner & Kincheloe & Ogletree, Deakins. ·Nash, Smoak, Swift, Currie, McGhee & Hiers (Atlanta) Woolf. (Johnson City, Knoxville and Mountain) Stewart ILLINOIS (Charlotte) Nashville) Donati & Associates, PC. (Memphis) & & O'Melveny Myers Illinois Environmental Protection Agency Hyler Lopez (Asheville) Banks. Penn & Routh (Knoxville) DuBois & Mounger (Columbia) & Stass Halsey (Springfield) Legal Services of Western Carolina Thomas E. Barclay, Attorney (Jellico) Lawrence Dry & Associates (Oak Ridge Superior Court. District of Columbia Mitchell, Neubauer & Shaw (Mt. Vernon) (Greenville, S.C.) Barnett & Algagia (Nashville) & Knoxville) & US Department of Defense KENTUCKY Jonas. Jonas Rhyne (Lincolnton) Lionel R� Barrett. Jr. (Nashville) Dunaway. Dunaway & Van Hook US Department of Justice Kentucky Department of Public Advocacy North Carolina Legal Assistance Program Bass. Berry & Sims (Nashville) (Lafollette) US Securities & Exchange Commission (Frankfort & Hopkinsville) (Durham) Rick J. Bearfield, Attorney at Law (John- Bart Durham & Associates (Nashville) & Wilkes, Artis, Hedrick & Lane Attorney Michael J. Curtis (Ashland) Smith, Debnam. Hibbert Pahl (Raleigh) son City) East Tennessee Title Co. (Knoxville) Orange County Public Defender's Office LOUISIANA Van Winkle. Buck, Wall, Starnes & Davis James A. H. Bell. Attorney (Knoxville) Egerton, McAfee. Armistead & Davis, PC. (Costa Mesa) Kullman. Inman. Bee & Downing (New (Asheville) Bernstein. Stair & McAdams (Knoxville) (Knoxville) & FLORIDA Orleans) Womble, Carlyle. Sandridge Rice Bone. Langford & Armistead (Nashville) Ernst & Whinney (Nashville) & ' Bull Haggard (Orlando) Milling, Benson. Woodward. Hillyer. Pier­ (Winston-Salem) Boston. Bates. Holt & Sands (Lawrence- Attorney Richard Evans (Kingston) Butler & Burnette (Tampa) son & Miller (New Orleans) OHIO burg) Farris. Hancock. Gilman. Branan & Hellen & � Carlton. Fields, Ward, Emmanuel, Smith Sessions, Fishman, Boisfontaine. Nathan, Clark Country Prosecutor's Office Boult, Cummings. Conners Berry (Memphis) & Cutler (Orlando and Tampa) Winn. Butler, & Barkley (New Orleans) (Springfield) (Nashville) Farris. Warfield & Kanaday (Nashville) Cobb. Cole and Bell (Daytona Beach) MARYLAND PENNSYLVANIA Ben Brabson, Esquire (Sevierville) Law Offices of Michael Faulk (Church Hill) Florida State Attorney (Ocala) Miles. & Stockbridge (Easton) Kirkpatrick & Lockhart (Pittsburgh) Bradley County District Attorney (Athens) Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Florida State Attorney General's Office MICHIGAN SOUTH CAROLINA Brasfield & Parker (Knoxville) (Knoxville) & (Sanford) Foster, Swift. Collins & Coey (Lansing) Hickman Wheeler, PA. (Charleston) Brewer. Krause & Brooks (Nashville) Finkelstein. Kern. Steinberg & Cunning­ & Gunster, Yeakley. Criser. Stewart (West MINNESOTA Legal Services of Western Carolina Brown. Dobson. Burnette & Kesler (Chat· ham (Knoxville) Palm Beach) Minnesota Vikings (Minneapolis) (Greenville) tanooga) Continued on page 72 THE UNNERSITY OF TENNESSEE COLLEGE OF LAW CLASSES OF 1992/93 CONTENTS EMPLOYERS OF THE CLASSES Inside Cover OF 1986 THROUGH 1993 DEAN'S PAGE 2 COLLEGE PROFILE 3 CAREER SERVICES 5 CLASS OF 1992 7 CLASS OF 1993 36 FACULTY AND ADMINISTRATION 61 CAMPUS MAP 71 EMPLOYERS CONTINUED 72/lnside cover CALENDAR Back cover Career Services/Suite 13 1505 West Cumberland Avenue ··-J Knoxville, Tenhessee 37996-1800 Telephone 615/974-4348 .I The Dean of the College of Law RICHARD S. WIRTZ Acting Dean and Professor of Law Antitrust Law, Intellectual Property, Evidence, Contracts Education: B.A., 1961, Amherst College; M .P.A, 1963, Princeton; J.D , 1970, Stanford. Experience Harlem Domestic Peace Corps, HARYOU-ACT, Inc., New York City, 1963-64; Community Action Program, Office of Economic Opportunity, Washington, D.C., 1965-67; Law Clerk, Judge Robert A Ainsworth, Jr., United States Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit, 1970-71; Davis, Todd,
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