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HASTINGS COMMUNITY WINTER 2006
IN THI S I SS U E
FEATURES DEPARTMENTS
4 1 37 WITH THE ALUMNI HASTINGS AND THE 1906 LETTER TO ALUM Alumni Events EARTHQUAKE Chancellor Mary Kay Kane reports on ac hievements and challenges during the Looking at the College as the State Bar Alumni Reception .. 37 anniversary of the April 17, 1906, 2004-05 year earthquake approac hes Black Alumni Chapter 8 New Student W elcome ...... 37 Las Vegas Dean's Reception .. 38 6 o C AMPUS Legacy Dinner ...... 38 ABBY GI ZBERG ('75): NOT Highlighting Hastings ' Centers ... 8 New Bar Admittee Reception PRACTICI G LAW-BUT STILL Campus Activities ...... 10 and Holiday Party ...... 39 THE LEGAL PROFESSIO New D ean Selected ...... 10 Class Notes ...... 40 How a H as tings graduate uses her knowledge of the law in maki ng For the Benefit of the College ... 14 Alumni~ documentary films Let Us Hear from Yo u ...... 53
20 15 ABOUT THE FACUL TV 2004-05 ANNuAL REpORT OF GIFTS Faculty News
Donations to H astings from New Faculty at H astings .... . 15 July I, 2004, through June 30,2005 Professor Gray Wins RutterAward ...... 15
Professor Joel Paul Designated Research Chair ...... 15 ON THE COVER Faculty in the News ...... 16 For the first time ever, Hastings alumni in three law firms achieved 100% participation Faculty Notes ...... 16 in the 2004-05 Annual Campaign. (See page 20.) FROM THE DEAN
LETTER TO ALUMNI
s usual in the level, during 2004-05, Hastin gs faculty members annual report published 37 books, 10 book chapters, 32 book issue of Hastings supplements, 49 law review articles, and 26 articles Community, this column for online journals. Fac ulty members also delivered is a capsule summary of so me 100 speeches and papers and served as modera my report to the Board of tors or panelists at 46 meetings and conferences. Directors on our activi The achi evements of both our Moot Court and ti es and programs for the Scholarly Publications programs also are worth past academic yea r. In addition, the annual report notin g. In particular, Moot Court had one of its on donations with the honor roll of giving for most successful seasons to date. With more than 2004-05 is presented (on pp. 20- 36). Even in my 225 students tryin g out for Intercollegiate more extensive Board report, it is impossible to Competition teams, H as tings competed in some 17 ca pture all the varied activities and achievements competitions. The result: a Hastings team won the that have occurred. But I hope that sharing just a National Moot Court Championship (for the few of the highlights here will give you some second time in four years) in a fi eld of 188 teams appreciation of the many accomplishments of your fr om more than 150 law schools, and other teams alma mater in 2004-05. brought home six additional National Championships, as well as the Tra ynor State Academic Program Championship. On the Scholarly Publications front, a new journal, Hastings Race and Poverty Law Last year again produced some major changes in Journal, was offiCially recogni zed by the faculty, the fa culty. In particular, Leo Martinez's return to bringing to seven the number of journals under the tea chi ng, after serving as Academic Dean for 12 Hastings umbrella. Three successful journal events years, necessitated an internal Academic Dean also were held, including the Constitutional Law search, which concluded most successfully with the Quarterly symposium on same-sex marriage, the appointment of Clinical Professor Shauna Marshall 1¥omen 's Law Journal symposium on "Women and as Academic Dean, effective July I , 2005. Two Incarceration: Is Justice Gender-Blind7", and the other colleagues decided to retire at the end of the Hastings International and Comparative Law Review academic year: Professor Richard Cunningham and second annual Schlesin ger Lecture with UC John F. Digardi Distinguished Professor of Law Berkeley Professor Laura Nader speaking on "Law Joseph Grodin. William Schwarzer, the Thomas E. and the Theory of Lack." (The 2005 Schlesinger Miller Distinguished Professor of Law, retired in Lecture, with Professor Philippe Sands, is high January 2005. Further, in March, our long-time lighted on page 13.) colleague Professor Frank Walsh died very suddenl y. Finally, we continue to develop and expand the Each of these men made signifi cant contributions to international programs and opportunities at the the life of the College over the yea rs and will be College. Students in the 2006 LL.M. class have sorely missed by students and faculty alike. come to Hastings from Canada, Chile, China, Two new faculty were added, however. Professor Columbia, India, Italy, Iran, Germany, Korea, Joan Williams of American University accepted our Pakistan, Thailand, and the United Kingdom. In the offer of a Distinguished Professorship, bringing with 1.0. program, during 2004-05, 36 Hastings students her to Hastings her nationally acclaimed Center for attended school overseas at our semester- abroad WorkLife Law. Additionally, we were able to hire a programs at Bocconi University in Milan, Italy; the new entry-level professor, Ethan Leib, to teach in University of Copenhagen in Denmark; the the contracts and constitutional law areas. UniverSity of Heidelberg in Germany; Leiden The scholarly and public service record of the University in the Netherlands; the School of fa culty remains one in which we all can take pride. Oriental and African Studies at the University of The breadth and depth of their work is revealed in London; and the International Environmental Law the Faculty Notes listing that appears in each iss ue Department at University College of London. of Hastings Community. On a purely quantitative (continued on page 2)
UC Hastings College of th e Law 1 FRO M THE DEAN
(colltinued /rom page 1) Support Services Campus Environment On the Admissions front, we had another W ith the completion of the firellife/safety upgrade incredibly busy year, processing so me 6, 188 at McAllister Tower in O ctober 2004, the primary applications fo r the fa ll entering class. Those efforts focus became the plans to vacate our library/fac ul ty were complemented by Financial Aid, which offi ce building (2 00 McAllister) before major awarded grants to 879 students. As a refl ection of renovation began . Adjustments were made to what our in creased fees, the amount of fin ancial aid ro e had been commercial space at the Tower, and mo t substantially from $31 ,381,054 for 2003-04 to of the Student Services departments moved during $37,200, 123 for 2004-05. On a happy note, the spring term. Fac ulty moved back into Sn odgrass however, our cohort default rate for graduates Hall and into rented offices in the federal building remain ed 0.8 percent, an all-time low. at u.N. Plaza. The ori ginal pl ans called for the Career Services reported that our employment renovations to occur in two phases. Those plans fi gures for the Class of 2004 matched those of 2003 were altered last spring when the return of the at 9 months out, at 92.3% (94.4% if graduate public bids on the project caused the College to degrees are included) , and a so mewhat improved conclude that it was necessary to completely vacate at-graduation rate of 60%. The trends identified las t the building to allow construction in one phase year about where graduates tended to go were lasting 15 months. Thus, considerable effort was magnified this year. Approximately 60% went into made to fi gure out how and where to move the priva te practice (down fr om 69% in 2003), 13 % entire library by the start of the 2005- 06 school into government work (up from 9% in 2003), and year, as well as the other offi ces that would have 8.6% into public interest (compared to 5% in remain ed in the building during the ori ginally 2003). Small firms of 50 or fewer attorneys were scheduled phase 1. With a lot of cooperation and our largest employer pool, providing jobs for 45 % creativity, everyone was moved and things were in of the graduates (as compared to 27 % in 2003) . place when the students returned in late August. And almost 83% of the graduates stayed in Progress also was made on the two other campus California (compared with 89% in 2003) . Our improvements that we have been working on over alumni mentor program also provided a valued the past few years. The project with Z Space Studio so urce of advice to the students, with more than to renovate the remaining space in the Tower into a 600 Hastings alumni serving as mentors and some 400-500 seat theater took another step forward 331 matches between students and mentors. when the Board in June approved entering into a The Records Office, working with the lease with Z-Space Studio for the space. The Information Technology Department, continued to proposed joint venture with the YMCA to develop expand its technological outreach. This included our property on Golden Gate and Larkin to house offering online wait-list processin g to complement state-of-the-art athletic and community fa cilities, the online course registration system implemented ground fl oor retail, parking, and storage also has the previous year, offering take-home exams via the moved forward significantly. In September 2004, Intern et so that students do not have to come to the the Board approved a reconceptualization of the College to obtain the exam, and offering first-year project to contain two buildings, with the YMCA's students taking exams on campus the opportunity portion separate. In early spring 2005, the YMCA to take their exams using the wireless network. All put its existing property up for sale, receiving of these improvements were successful and will be several offers in April. Once the YMCA finali zes its continued and expanded in the future. sale, Hastings and the YMCA will finalize our Student Services introduced two new major discussions about the joint venture, and Hastings campuswide events to the calendar. These included will launch the EIR and other community outreach a Campus Offices/Services Fair in January 2005 to processes in 2005-06. allow students to meet the people behind the names in the various offices around campus. External Relations: Alumni, Public Second, the fi rst All Campus Book Read was Relations, and Hastings Centers scheduled, with John F. D igardi Distinguished Professor of Law Joseph Grodin leading a discussion Alumni Relations offered so me 38 programs and of The House of Sand and Fog by Andre Dubus. events, attended by almost 2,800 alumni, students, fac ulty, and fri ends in 2004-05. This in cl uded 18
2 HastJIIgs ConHnlmity - Wimer 2006 FRO M THE DEAN
events by our 10 active chapters and two Dea n's Fiscal and Administrative Services receptions in Dallas and Houston. N umerous The Fiscal Department continued to make campus student events al 0 were sponsored by th in creased use of technology, implementing a process Alumni Board, including the very popular Alumni to mana ge credit-bureau in quiries online, as well as Legacy Dinners, where prominent alums are invited the new e-budgeting process for preparing the to come share their exp ri ences with a small group annual Governor's budget. Most dramatically, the of Hastings students. The April alumni reunions saw department implemented a new fisca l informati on mor than 11 0 alumni and guests com to the reporting system that all ows budget managers and ampus for student-led tours and refreshments, department heads to manage their budget and with more than 250 people enjoyin g the evening financial transactions via the Internet, obviating the festivities at the Westin St. Francis that night, paper budget reportsl including after-dinner entertainment by a jazz band, joined on stage by members of the class of ] 965. At Founder's Day, Linda Greenhouse, the Supreme Conclusion Court reporter for the The New York Times, gave This past academic year was dominated by planning remarks, and Matthew Levitan (' 76) was honored for changes that will take place in the 2005-06 yea r, as Alumnus of the Year. both in the administration and to the campus. As a Hastings Community continues to be the result of my pendin g retirement as Chancellor and Coll ege's main communication vehicle with our Dean at the end of 2005-06, a Board/Facul ty Dean alumni. It is noteworthy that class notes in the Search Committee was formed in spring 2005 to 2004-05 year numbered 757, an all-time high. launch the search, and a special Board/Faculty Media contacts also were up, with some 785 retreat was held in June to di scuss job needs and Hastings news mentions, predominantly involving desirable characteristics of potential successors. On Hastings fa culty members commenting on issues of the ca mpus side, planning for the evacuation of the the day, such as the Scott Peterson trial, the same 200 McAllister building in the summer to allow for sex marriage dispute in San Francisco, and even the its planned upgrade dominated many of the nomination of John Bolton as United Nations departments affected by the move. In addition, representative. considerable time was spent furthering the plans for Our three Centers continued to expand their the development of both our Golden Gate/Larkin activities and impact. The Center for Gender & property and the renovation of the theater in Refugee Studies expanded its international reach, McAllister Tower. In short, it was a year spent with its Director making major addresses about the looking to the future, while always keeping abreast rights of women refugees to claim asylum at of present needs and ongoin g activities. government-sponsored conferences in Spain, where Most important during these changin g times, the they are considering the harmonization of immigra academic program, fa culty, and students all con tion policies among the countries in the European tinue to flourish and remain a source of pride to the Union. The Center for Negotiation & Dispute Coll ege. They cl early provide the best of incentives Resolution helped to create a two-lesson unit for for us to engage in further developing the campus the tort courses involving client interviews in a slip and infrastructure to appropriately support their and-fall case and a negotiation session for the efforts. settlement of the claim. In coll aboration with the Stanford Dispute Resolution Center and our Medi a Services Department, the Center produced an ori ginal DVD for classroom use containing three negotiation situations. The DVD was written, Mary Kay Kane film ed, and directed by Hastings students and is Chancell or and Dean accompanied by teaching notes. The Center for State & Local Government Law hosted two major conferences, one on "The Urban Waterfront and the Public Trust" and the other on "Financing Local Government in the 21 st Century."
UC Hastillgs College of the Law 3 Hastings and the 1906 Earthquake: A Look Back as the Centennial Approaches
n the earl y morning hours of April 17, 1906, the city of Sa n Francisco suffe red a major earthquake, estimated at 7.7 to .9 on the Ri chter Scale. The earthquake was fo ll owed by a fi re that raged fo r three days, deci mating much of the city. Many people were kill ed (the number is still disputed), thousa nds of buildings were destroyed, and hundreds of thousa nds of peopl e became homeless. Few individuals or in stitutions esca ped the effects of this disaster-and Has tings Coll ege of the Law was no exception. H as tings was fo unded in 1878 by Serranus Clinton Hastings, the first Chi ef Justice of the California Supreme Court. But with all his forethought and generosity, Justi ce Hastings did not leave funds for a law sc hool building. As a r suit, Has tings moved frequently in its ea rly yea rs. In hi book, Hastings College of the Law: The First Century (1 978), Thomas Garden Barn es describes little about the earth quake but does disc uss the first building City Hall, thml home of Hastings College of th e Law, was destroyed by the 1906 earthquake. Pharo courtesy of the designed to house the Coll ege. As part of San Francisco History Center, San Fra l1 cisco Public LibralY. the University of California, Hastings was in the building plans for the Affiliated enough to have served the Coll ege for Colleges (now UC San FranCiSCO) on decades to come, with lecture hall s, offi ces, Few individuals or institutions Pam assus Ave nue. Adolf Sutro had donated and library space." escaped the effects of the 1906 this land to the Uni versity of Californi a, However, in the late I800s, the western and in the 1890s buildings to house the side of Sa n Francisco was largely undevel disaster- and Hastings College schools of medi cin e, pharmacy, dentistry, oped sa nd dunes. It seemed far from the of the Law was no exception. and law were bein g erected on thirteen city, and transportation was spotty. The acres on Parn ass us Avenue. The building Hastings Board of Directors wanted to fo r H astings was large and made of sturdy keep the law school close to the courts and Board opened negotiations with the City stone. According to Barn es, it "was ample to the San Francisco Law Library, so the of San Francisco to rent space in City Hall. By 1899, the Affiliated College buildings were finished, and the medical sc hools had moved in. Havin g received approval to move into City H all , the Board of Directors gave up the building on Parnass us Avenue. (An anthropology collecti on was put into the large building.) Hastings College of the La w moved into City H all in 1902, leavin g the space it had occupied at 808 Montgomery Street since 1887. Hon. Robert W. Harrison, who taught courses at Hastings in the earl y 1900s,
The Il'estenz side of Scm Fra ll cisco was largely undeveloped sand dunes ill the late 1800s and early 1900s.
~ Hastlllgs COllll1l!1l1lty - l1 'il1ter 2006 • AFFILIAT 0 COL E A NC 476 LAWN TENNIS .t G G
liOn the morning of April 18 ... I met one of the students who remarked that he did not think there could be a lecture that day as the City Hall was in rums.• 11 wrote the following in "The Odyssey of Hastings," his chapter in Hastings College of The Affiliated Colleges on Parnassus A llenue th e Law Golden Jubilee: ] 878-] 928 included a building (far right) originally to (1928): house Hastings College of the La w. I began my lecture work with the college at the opening of the term in He continued to serve as Dea n of Hastings it held classes fo r two years. For many August, 190]. At that time the classes during that time, as well. yea rs following 1906, Hastings continued were meeting for the first time in rooms in Hastings courses were ca nceled for the to occupy rooms in va rious buildings-all the new City Hall assigned to it by the rest of the 1905-06 school yea r, but the downtown or in the Civic Center area, still Board of Supervisors of the City and College opened again in fa ll 1906 in the close to the courts and center of town. In County of San Francisco. The classroom Cooper Medi ca l Coll ege at Bu chanan and 1953, the present classroom building was used by the second year students with Webster Streets (now the site of the erected at 198 McAllister Street, and whom my work was conducted was the California Pa cific Medical Center), where Hastings had a permanent home. c!!:.I courtroom of the department of the Superior Court presided over by Judge A few months after Carroll Cook. We were still using those the 1906 earthquake rooms at the time of the catastrophe of a nd fire, Hastings ] 906. On the morning of April] 8 of that mOiled into the Cooper M edica l year I had just left my home on Green College, where law street with my casebook under my arm on classes were held for my way to the lecture when I met one of two years. the students who remarked that he did not think there could be a lecture that day as the City Hall was in ruins. At the same time he called attention to several columns of smoke rising ominously to the east. Then for the first time 1 realized the extreme seriousness of the situation and that for the present the giving of lectures was out of the question. No further lectures were given that college year. Dr. Edward Robeson Ta ylor was Dean of Hastings from 1899 to 1919. He was so well respected in the community that, according to H arrison, "during the trou blous times following the conflagration of 1906, Dr. Taylor was drafted by the people of San Francisco to serve as Mayor."
UC Hastings College of th e Law 5 Abby Ginzberg ('75) Not Practicing Law-but Still in the Legal Profession
bby Ginzberg ('75) has found a unique way to use her legal educati on in the arts. After practi cin g law fo r almost a decade, she became a filmmaker twenty years ago. But she doesn't make just any type of film: hers are sociall y conscious, law-ori ented documentari es about important people and issues. "['m glad [ went to law school," G inzberg says, "because it grounded me in a profe sion that [ have stayed close to throughout my career." Her latest film , Soul of Ju stice: Thelton Henderson's A merican Journey, is attracting a lot of attention in the legal community and beyond.
A Law School Foundation Ginzberg grew up in Manhattan and attended public sc hools. While at Corn ell Judge Th e/tOil Hel1derso l1 with Abby Gillzberg ('75). Photo by Ala ill McLaughlil1. University, she spent her junior year at the London School of Economics. In 1972, she years. Then she again felt the need for became a student at Hastings because she III left the day-to-day practice wanted to "fi ght for justice and m ake a a change. difference in the world." of law but didn't leave my After graduation, G in zberg taught at Making the Transition concern about justice and Boalt Hall fo r a year and then practiced According to Ginzberg, she did not wake equality. II criminal law and juvenile law at up one day and decide to become a Community Law Firm in San Francisco. filmm aker. But in 1983, Ginzberg suc female, gay, lesbian, and transgendered After a few years, she wanted to move ceeded in getting funding for an hourlong lawyers and people with di sabilities. "I left beyond criminal law, so she took a position fi lm on occupational stress. She hired a the day-to-day practice of law but didn 't at the federal Occupational Safety and writer, camera, sound, and editing crew, leave my concern about justice and H ealth Adminis trati on (OSHA) in and she "directed" them . She did not kn ow equality" Ginzberg says. Sh e sees her legal Washington. D. C. After a year, she returned much about making films, but recalls that background as a way to "translate" impor to the Bay Area, ""here she worked fo r "we worked collaboratively. They taught tant issues about justi ce by putting them Cal/OSHA fo r two years and taught Torts me a lot, and by the end of the project I on the screen. "I have been lucky because at ew Coll ege School of Law fo r five was a filmmaker. " all m y films are about topics I care about," By 1985 Ginzberg was making fi lms full she says. time. She chose her projects carefully. HI When the Department of Justi ce hired ITm glad I went to law wanted m y films to be enj oyable, to have a her to do two films on juve nil e and adul t sense of humor," she says. She liked the drug courts, G in zberg traveled aroun d th e school, II Ginzberg says, country and found programs that offered {Ibecause it grounded me in a idea of merging storytelling w ith opportu nities for people to think about issues alternati ves to incarceration. She brought profession that I have stayed especiall y issues such as the absence of her understanding of criminal and juvenile diversity in the legal profeSSion. This courts to make the award-w inning film s close to throughout my career. II interest was translated into a fi ve-part film Cracking the Habit and recovering lives, series about opening doors fo r minority, uncovering hope. When the Cali fornia
6 Hastl/lgs COIII/IIII11'I)' - \ I'lI1 rer 2006 "I have known Judge SOME OF THE FILMS OF ABBY GINZBERG Henderson for many years. He has been a personal hero • A ll Things Being Equal, A Firm • Obstacle Courts, a training film fo r of mine, and I thought it Commitment, AllIn A Day's Work, judges and court personnel about Breaking Down Barriers, and Inside/ people with disabilities. was important to share Out, fi ve films in a series on bi as. • OUTlooks, funded by the Law School his story with others." • Daughters of Justice and If the Robe Admission Council, explores gay Fits profiled the first female judges in lawyers. the Alameda County Superior Court. Judicial Council hired her to create several To find out about these and Abby training films fo r judges on the iss ue of • Doing Justice: The Life and Trials of Ginzberg's other film projects, send her bias, her legal background helped her to Arthur Kinoy. an e-mail at abbygin z@aol. com. produce the film s, but it did not prepare • Everyday Heroes (co-produced and her for the chall enge of shooting on co-directed with Ri ck Goldsmith), September II , 2001. On that day, a feature-length documentary about Ginzberg and her crew were the only race, youth, and national service. people working in any California court house, shooting scenes for Summary Judgments, while watching news of the World Trade Center on handheld TVs. "I will forever be grateful to the staff at the Rights Division of the U.S. Department of Martinez courthouse for permitting us to Justi ce in the South during the civil rights stay and work, since I had no insurance movement; his time as a legal aid lawyer in coverage for terrorist attacks," Ginsberg says. East Palo Alto; and his judicial decisions, including his controversial rulings on Soul of Justice prisoner ri ghts, dolphin-safe fi shing, and Proposition 209 (which outlawed affirma Most recently, Ginzberg has been recog tive action in California) . "1 have known nized for producin g and directing Soul of Judge Henderson for many years. He has Jus tice: Thelton Henderson 's American been a personal hero of mine, and I Journey, which explores the life and thought it was important to share hi s story motiva tions of this influential man. with others," explains Ginzberg, who Featured at a sold-out screening at Herbst worked on the film fo r more than three Theatre in San Francisco and at the Mill years. Va lley Film Festi va l las t fall, Soul of Ju stice Ginzberg received a 2005 Award of deftly weaves footage and commentary Merit from the Bar Associati on of San about Judge Henderson's childhood; his Francisco for her film on Judge Henderson. work as the first black attorney in the Civil In addition, she will be the Bay Area chapter honoree at the National Lawyers MEET ABBY GINZBERG Guild dinner on April I , 2006. Her other ANOJUOGEHENOERSON film s have garn ered va rious awards, including an ABA Silver Gavel. View Soul of Justice: Thelton Henderson 's Becoming a filmm aker was not an American Journey and meet Abby obvious choice for Gin zberg, but she finds Ginzberg and Judge Henderson on herself working on many of the sa me Wednesday, March 8, from 4:00 to 6: 00 issues she faced as a lawyer. "A lawyer p.m. at the Hiram Johnson State argues in front of courts. I'd ra ther talk to Building, 455 Golden Gate Avenue, San the publi c, " she explains. "Both are Francisco. For more information, call essential if you care about justice." I!!!:I (415) 565-4 805 or visit "In the News" at www. uchas tings.edu.
UC Hastings College of the Law 7 ON C AMP U S
HIGHLIGHTING HASTINGS CENTERS
New Center for WorkLife Law
UC Hastings recently Calvert, an attorney who works out of book. A companion book for attomeys welcomed a new Washington, D.C. who are working or want to work part Center to its family Professor Williams and Ms. Calvert also time will be published in 2006. of valuable legal and co-direct the Project for Attorney Earlier PAR publications include community Retention (PAR), an important initiative of Balanced Hours (200]), which has been resources. The the Center for WorkLife Law. Formerly the reprinted, cited, and quoted extensively. Center for WorkLife Program on Gender, Work and Family at Caveat Counselor (April 2003) and Better Law is a research and American University, PAR began opera on Balance 7 (December 2003) both advocacy center that tions in 2000, is funded by the Alfred P. focused on corporate la w departments. seeks to eliminate Sloan Foundation and other grantors, and Another initiative of the Center for Distinguished Professor of Law Joan Williams, employment is supported by the Women's Bar WorkLife Law includes the WorkLife Law Director of the Center discri mination Association of the District of Columbia. Attorney Network, which seeks to for WorkLife Law and against caregivers, Williams and Calvert wrote Solving the eliminate discrimination against adults Co-Director of PAR. such as parents and Part-Time Puzzle: The Law Firm's Guide to with fam il y responsibilities. This discrimi adult children of aging parents, and to help Balanced Hours (NALP, 2004). This book nation can include: employers develop and implement provides a nuts-and-bolts discussion of • Refusing to hire or promote caregivers effective flexible schedules. The Center how to set up and implement an effective based on the ass umption that they will originated at American University School part-time program to attract and retain top not be dedicated workers, of Law in Washington, D.C., and moved to legal talent. The firm Kirkpatrick & • Creating a hostile work environment for Hastings this past fall. Lockhart Nicholson Graham, with offices caregivers to force them to leave their Joan Williams has joined Hastings as around the United States, announced in jobs, or Distinguished Professor of Law and December 2005 that it was adopting a • Imposing job requirements or restric Director of the Center for WorkLife Law. "balanced hours" program based on the tions on caregivers that are not imposed The Center's Deputy Director is Cynthia model provided in the Williams-Calvert on other workers. Center for Negotiation & Dispute Resolution (CNDR)
Program on Deceit research tells us that most people cannot Hastings Team Places accurately determine when a lie is being Can you tell whether told. Second at International someone is lying or On December 1, 2005, Maureen Mediation Competition telling the truth) As O 'Sullivan, Director of Psychology at the lav.'Yers, negotiators, A Hastings mediation team, made up of University of San Francisco, gave a work arbitrators, judges, and Gorsha Sur ('06), Manny Perera (,07), shop at Hastings, entitled "Diogenes to mediators, we like to Theresa Hilton (,07), and Jesse Pinocchio: Cognitive and Behavioral Clues think that we can Sondheimer (,07), won second place at to Deceit." Co-sponsored by Hastings' discern the difference. the International Chamber of C DR and the Bar Association of San But groundbreaking Commerce's first International Francisco, the sold-out MCLE Commerical Mediation Competition, program provided opportunities held in Paris in January. Hastings was for more than] 00 participants to one of only 13 schools from different test their own lie detection regions of the world to be in vited to abilities and learn clues to recog this competition. Congratulations1 nizing deception and truthfulness. Dr. Sullivan described her ongoing research on language and behav ioral clues to deception and the techniques used by a small group of "truth wizards" (the top 2% of the population).
Hastl/lgs Comml/lIlty - Winter 2006 Center for Gender & Refugees Studies (CGRS)
Groundbreaking Asylum Case today. It is diffi cult for me to stand in front Last O ctober, a PBS episode of Destination of you and to talk, but I know it is impor America featured Rodi Alvarado, a coura tant, because I stand here not onl y for geo us asylum seeker from Guatemala myself, but for all the other women of whose hi ghl y publicized case involves her Guatemala who suffer the sa me violence. fl eein g an abusive husband. "Breaking Free: "It has been a long struggle for me-ten A Woman's Journey" explored Alvarado's years-and my case has stil l not been struggle for asylum in the United States. resolved. But at least I am here in the Her attorn ey is Karen Musalo, Director of United States where I am safe. There are Hastings' Center for Gender & Refugee many women who are not that fortunate. Studies (CGRS). The outcome of Alvarado's case will determine whether Karen Musalo, Director of the Center for Gender & women fl eeing domestic violence and Refugee Studies, greeted the audience. other gender violations qualify for asylum There are many women who stayed in in the United States. Guatemala and lost their li ves. "My hope is that some day violence against women in Guatemala will end. But it will onl y end if we all work in our own ways to make it stop. I hope that we can all work together to end the violence. I thank yo u for being here for me, and for being here for all the women of Guatemala." Rodi Alvarado.
LEARN MORE ABOUT THE CENTERS AT HASTINGS Guatemalan Humm1 Rights Artomey Hilda Morales Trujillo spoke, and her talk was translated by Hastings student Elizabeth Perez. Center for Gender & Refugee Studies (CGRS) On November 10, 2005, Rodi Alvarado Website: www.uchastings.edu/cgrs spoke at a special program sponsored by Center for Negotiation & Dispute CGRS. "Getting Away with Murder: Resolution (CNDR) Guatemala's Failure to Protect Women, Website: www.uchastings.edu/cnd r and Rodi Alvarado's Quest for Safety" Center for State & Local Government featured Rodi Alvarado; Hilda Morales Law (CSLGL) Trujill o, a Guatemalan human rights On November 3, 2005, Karen Website : www.uchasti ngs .edu/cslgl attorney; and Karen Musalo. More than Musalo, CGRS Director, was inter Center for WorkLifeLaw 100 participants gathered for this event, viewed on San Francisco's ABC Call Joan Williams at (4 15 ) 565-4 706 . which was designed to start a dialogue on affi liate KGO-Channel 7 about U.S. Website: www.uchastings.edu/worklifelaw the growing global probl em of violence immigrants who wait many years for Project fo r Attorney Retention (PAR) Website: www.pardc.org against women and the need for refugee the government to decide their protection. immigrant status. You may write to any of the centers at: UC Hastings College of the Law Rodi Alvarado gave a short but moving 200 McAllister Street presentation to the group. Translated, she San Francisco. CA 94102 said : "I want to thank you all for being here
Centers continued on page 10.
UC Hastings College of the Law 9 Marci A. IlamilrOll Center for State & (llld Romall Stor.:er were far apart 011 Local Government the issues surrollllli illg church-state Law (CSLGL) laws. Ariel Calollne (' 83), with the microphone, was the On October 5, 2005, CSLGL and The modera tor. Municipal Law In stitute of the League of California Cities co-sponsored the Ninth Annual Cities on the Cutting Edge Conference. This year's program, "Cities in the Middle: The Emerging Debate over Reli gion in Public Life," explored the issues that confront California's cities and counties as the debate over the role of reli gion generates continuing controvers y. Chancellor and D ean Mary Kay Kane symbols, and the role of religion in public • Alan Brownstein, Professor of Law at introduced the program, noting that it life. The speakers were Marci A. Hamilton, King Hall School of Law (UC DaviS) would be one of the last programs held at the Paul R. Verkuil Chair in Public Law at • Les 1. Girard, Attorney with McKenna, 200 McAllister until the renovation work Benjamin N. Cardozo School of Law, Long & Aldridge, San Diego is completed in 15 months. Professor Vik Yeshiva University; and Roman Storzer, • Steven K. Green, Professor of Law at Amar's opening remarks framed the debate who has represented municipalities and Willamette University by summarizing the state of the religious institutions in a variety of church • Helene Leichter, Deputy City Counsel, Establishment Clause after the Supreme state issues. Santa Clara Court's decisions in the 2004-05 term. The Panel Discussion For further information about the The Debaters A panel discussion fo cused on "The Shape conference, including the conference Moderated by Ariel Calonne ('83), City of Things to Come" followed the debate. materials, or to find out more about the Attorney of Boulder, CO, two prominent Hastings Professor David Jung, Director of Center's work, visit the Center's website at advocates squared off on the Religious the Center for State and Local www.uchastings.edu/cslgl. Land Use and Institutionalized Persons Act Government Law, moderated. The of 2000 (RLUIPA), public prayer, reli gious panelists included:
Campus Activities
New Dean Selected "I am honored and delighted to be asked to come home to my alma mater," says On December 20, 2005, the Board of Dean Newton. "Under the leadership of Directors announced the appointment of Dean Mary Kay Kane the law school has Nell Jessup ewton ('76) as the new made great strides. I am excited about the Chancellor and Dean for Hastings College opportunity to lead Hastings as it secures of the Law. Currently the Dean at its place as one of the best law schools in Uni versity of Connecticut School of Law, the country." Dean ewton graduated from Hastings in About the new appointment, 1976 and was a Visiting Professor here Chancellor Mary Kay Kane says, "I am very 1994-95. The new appointment takes excited to welcome Nell as my successor. effect on August I , 2006, at which time Dean Newton is an extremely talented Mary Kay Kane will step down after 13 administrator and a top scholar in her fi eld. years as Chancellor and Dean and will Nell Jessup Newton ('76) She really knows and loves the law school. return to the full-time faculty. Under her leadership, I am sure the A respected legal scholar in the field of Connecticut School of Law since 2000. Coll ege is poised to do great things." American Indian Law and the editor-in Before joining the University of The appointment follows a six-month chief of Felix S. Cohen's Handbook of Connecticut, she served as Dean and Professor at University of Denver College nationwide search that yielded more than Federal Indian Law (2005 edition), ell of Law (1998-2000) and Professor at 175 applications for the position. Jessup ewton has been Dean and Professor of La\\' at University of American UniverSity, Washington College of Law in Washington D.C. (1992-98).
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Lawyer Jokes On September 30, 2005, Lawyer lakes and Legal Culture. Hastings hosted a talk by The book explores the phenom Marc Galanter, the John and enon of widespread-and often Rylla Boss hard Professor vicious-jokes depi cting la wyers. Emeritus of Law and Galanter says, "There's an Centennial Law Professor at underl yin g fantasy of, 'Wouldn't the London School of it be nice to get rid of lawyers Economics and Politica l and all of the regul ation that Science. Professor Galanter intrudes into yo ur life)' There's a spoke about his research, dis recoil to the legalization of life, cussed in his recently pub and lawyers are the lightening "Last Lecture" with lished book, Lowering the Bar: rods for that." Professor Joseph Grodin On September 15, 2005, Distinguished On October3, 2005, Professor Emeritus Joseph Grodin was the Professors Vik A mar, Rory inaugural speaker in the Last Lecture Little, and A sh Bhagwat Series, which invites a Hastings professor participated in the Hastings "Annual Supreme Court to address the student body as if it were Review (and Preview)," the professor's last lecture. Professor discussing the significant Grodin spoke on the topic, "At long last, cases fonn the Court's most recent term and prelliewing tell me: what is it that a law teacher is the Court's upcoming term. supposed to teach)" Following the lecture, Alumni Board of Governors President Mercedes Moreno ('80) presented gifts to Professor Grodin, in honor of his many years of service to the Hastings community.
011 September 8, 2005, a committee of students and faculty /rom Daito Bunka University Law School of Tolryo visited Hastings as part of an externship study tour of cou rts, law schools, law firms, law libraries, and other Bay Area legal institu tions. Shown here: third-year law student To shiki Nozaki, Dean Koji Ono, Hastings A cademic Dea n Shauna Marshall, Hastings Professor D. Kelly Weisberg, and Sakie Enjoji, a second-year law student. Last fall, three Hastings students were awarded th e Foundation of the State Bar of California Scholarship. Shown here at the State Bar meeting il1 San Diego are Jens Iverson (,07), Helen Redman ('06), and Vianey Ramirez ('06). Photo by Howard K. Watkins ('72).
UC Hastrngs College of the Law 11 Two Lawyers Talk About a Death Penalty Case In lay 1993, three young boys were found Hastings students and faculty. The two en RACE AND murdered in a wooded area near West attorneys showed excerpts from the HB O C) Memphis, AR. A jury convicted three local documentaries on the case-Paradise Lost POVERTY teenagers, and one of the teenagers, 1 and Paradise Lost 2: Revelations-and Z LAW Damien Nichols, was sentenced to death. discussed new developments in the case, - JOURNAL On October 18, 2005, his current counsel, constitutional iss ues, working to obtain a I- Donald Horgan and Dennis Riordan, new trial, and DNA testing that may estab en shared their perspectives on the case wi th lish Mr. Nichols' innocence. New Journal Recognized Last fa ll, the H astings faculty voted unanimously to recogni ze the Hastings Race and Poverty Law Journal (HRPU) as an offi cial Hastings journal. Prior to the offi cial recognition, HRPLJ editors had published two issues and hosted several symposia and speaker/panel events. HRPLJ is committed to promoting and inspiring discourse in the legal community regarding issues of race, poverty, social justi ce, and Donald Horgan . Dennis Riordan. the law. The third issue (vol. 3, no. 1) was published las t month and features tran scripts from HRPLJ's symposium, "Human Rights and Liberties: 50 Years After Brown Not a Friend of Tobacco Companies v. Board of Education." Contributors O n October 26, 2005, Richard L. Barnes Barnes has an impressive record on include: spoke at H astings on "Tobacco Control: tobacco regulati on. In 1997, he gave up his • Mark Rosenbaum, Legal Director, The Lawyer's Role in the Publi c Policy 33-year legal practice to devote hi s time ACLU of Southern California Advocacy Process." He talked about his and talent to public poli cy advocacy as the • Professor Erwin Chemerinsky, Duke anti-tobacco activities over the years. full-time Volunteer Government Relations University School of Law Manager for the Ameri ca n Lung • Robert Rubin, Legal Director at the Associati on of O klahoma. He has been a Lawyer's Committee for Civil Ri ghts member of va rious organizations and has • D orothy Ehrlich, Executive Director, used his extensive experience to train ACLU of Northern California others in successful public health policy • Banafs heh Akhlaghi, Managing Partner advocacy methodologies. at Akhlaghi & Associates. Barn es has been a ViSiting Researcher at the UCSF Center fo r Tobacco Control For more information or to purchase the Research and Education (CTCRE) since Hastings Race and Poverty Law Journal, July 1, 2004. In addition to researching send an email to [email protected] or ca ll tobacco industry documents, his CTCRE (4 15) 581-8953. projects include findin g ways to use the Americans with D isabilities Act and the Occupational Safety and Health Act to ac hieve smokefree workplaces and public places. 12 Hasl1ngs Community - Il'il1ter 2006 American Constitution Society Sponsors Visit from Assemblyman Leno California State Assemblyman Mark Leno visited Hastings on October 5, 2005, fo r "A Same-Sex Discussion." Assemblyman Leno, author of the sa me-sex -marriage bill approved last fall by the Cali fo rn ia legislature, talked about the legislati on and its constitutional On November 16, 2005, th e Hastings Chinese Law & Culture Society sponsored a panel discussion on "Issues of ity under the Califo rnia and federal Intellectual Property and China ." Invited guests were Laura You ng, Professor of Law at Boalt Hall and Managing Constitutions. The bill was later vetoed by Partner at Wang and Wang LL P; Francis Wang, Professor of Law at Suzhou University and Visiting Professor at Govern or Schwarzenegger. Boalt Hall; Ned Isokawa, Partner at Paul Hastings Janofsky & Wa lker; and Zhang Yi, Managing Partner in th e Shanghai office of King & Wood . Professor Philippe Sands at Hastings and on C-SPAN On November 1, 2005, Professor Philippe Sands, Barrister and Professor of Law at Uni versity College in London, gave the Rudolf B. Schl esinger Memorial Lecture. He spoke about his internationall y known book, Lawless World: America and the Making and Breaking of Global Rules from FDR's A tlantic Charter to George W Bush 's Illegal War. Professor Sands talked about how rules of international law that the United States helped crea te after World Wa r 1I were being unilaterally dismantled Professor Philippe Sands on CSPA N2. Professor Sands was intro by the U.S. after 911 1. He concluded his duced by Andy Green ('06) , Scholarly Programs Editor of talk sayin g, "The United States has played the Hastings Inte rnati onal a greater role than any other country in the and Comparati ve Law world in givin g us a rules-based system, Review. and we need the United States battling for these global rules, because if the United States doesn't do so, there will be no other co untry that ca n fill the void." The lecture was recorded by the cable network C-SPAN and aired later on C-SPAN2. r!!!, Academ ic Dean Shauna Marshall, Professor Philippe Sands, and Professor Joel Paul. UC Hastillgs College of the Law 13 FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE COLLEGE The Roger and Carol Dreyer Trial Advocacy Scholarship Fund is Established at Hastings n 2004, the California Chapter of the listed as a Top] 00 Super Lawyer of Ameri ca n Board of Trial Advocates Northern California. (CAL-ABOTA) honored Roger A. Mr. Dreyer has participated in the past Dreyer, a 1980 Has tings graduate, by as a fa culty member in Hastings' Coll ege naming him as its 2004 Tri al Lawyer of the of Advocacy Program and presented Year and contributing $1 0,000 to his alma various trial advocacy lectures for a mater for a purpose to be designated by number of other bar groups and CLE him. Mr. Dreyer and his wife, Carol providers, including the Ameri can Board of Wieckowski Dreyer, also a Hastings Trial Advocates, Consumer Attorneys of graduate (, 79), in turn donated additional California, Continuing Education of the funds sufficient to create a $100, 000 Bar, and the State Bar of California's permanently endowed Tri al Advocacy Litigation Section. In addition to his many Scholarship Fund. In come from the fund bar-related activities, Mr. Dreyer has been will be used each year to award a scholar active in va rious civic organi zations, ship to a deserving and needy student who including his current servi ce as the has demonstrated a strong interest in to H astings and for their foresight in Chairman of the Board of the Child Abuse becoming a litigator, has been a H astings establishing this scholarship to honor our Prevention Council of Sacramento and his Trial Advocacy Team member, and has excellent Tri al Advocacy Team partici past service as a board member of the been one of the best-performing students pants." Mercy Foundation, which supports the in H astings' elective Trial Advocacy Given their interest in establishing such Mercy Hospital system . courses. Under the terms of the endow a unique scholarship, it is no surprise that Carol Wieckowski Dreyer, who for some ment, the Faculty Coordinator of the both of the Dreyers have been longtime 15 years was a partner with Evans H astings Trial Advocacy Team will nomi successful trial attorneys. At Dreyer, Wieckowski & Ward, now is a sol e practi nate two to three students who have been Babich, Buccola & Callaham in tioner in Sa cramento, where her practice top performers on the team and submit Sacramento, Mr. Dreyer's practice empha emphasizes personal injury defense and the names of those students to the Dreyers sizes perso nal injury trials, specializing in tnal practi ce, specializing in general for their fin al selection of the scholarship the areas of catastrophic injuries, wrongful negli gence and public entity law. Kn own recipient. death, public entity liability, general for her superior trial skills, she was give n In announcin g the establishment of the negligence, and products liability. He has the Sacramento County Bar Association's Roger and Carol Dreyer Tri al Advocacy tried to conclusion more than] 00 civil and Distingui shed Attorney Award in 2002. Schol arship Fund, Chancellor Kane criminal jury trials as both a civil lawyer She, too, has been a frequent lecturer on commented that the scholarship is and as a prosecutor for the Sa cramento trial advocacy skills for a va ri ety of bar "a most welcome addition to our growing County District Attorney's Office. During organizations and CLE providers, including arsenal of resources to give recognition and the course of his career, Mr. Dreyer has the Foundation of the Ameri can Board of much-appreciated fin ancial assistance to obtained in excess of 80 seven-figure Trial Advocates, McGeorge Law School's high-performing H as tings students. This verdicts and settlements. He was sought Center for Legal Advocacy, Associati on of particular scholarship is especially notewor out by the ownership of the National Defense Counsel of Northern Californi a thy because it is one of the first in the Football League's Oakland Raiders to try and Nevada, and Continuing Education of country to reward the efforts of students the complex business/fr aud case as lead the Bar. Sh e has been active in a va riety of participati ng in a Trial Advocacy Program . trial counsel for the Raiders aga inst the other bar-related activities, including her It coul d not have been created at a more Oakland Alameda County Coliseum and pas t service in 2003 as the President of the propitious time. The Hastings Tri al other defendants, resulting in a multi Sa cramento Valley Chapter of the Advocacy Team, which was formed just a million-doll ar verdict for his client. In American Board of Trial Advocates. In few years ago, is now drawing a greater addition to CAL-ABOTA's Trial Lawyer of addition to her many contributions to the number of participants and gaining much the Year Award, Mr. Dreyer has garnered legal profession, she has been active in a deserved national recognition because of its many awards recognizing his trial skills, host of civic orga ni zations, including her successes in various competitions. Roger including the Capital City Trial Lawyers current service as the President of the and Carol Dreyer, both of whom were Association's Advocate of the Year Award Boa rd of Directors for the St. Michael's talented students at Hastings, cannot be in 1993 and the Sacramento County Bar Episcopal Day School and her membershi p thanked enough for their continuing loyalty Association 's D istinguished Lawyer Award on the Sac ramento Theatre Company's in 2002. In both 2004 and 2005, he was Board of Trustees sin ce 1994. ~ 14 Has/lIlgs Commwllly - Willler 2006 ABO UT THE FACULTY NEW FACULTY AT HASTINGS PROFESSOR GRAY WINS RUTTER AWARD Joan Williams Distinguished Professor of Law Joan Will iams is the Director of the Center for WorkLife Law and Co-Di rector of the Project fo r Attorney Retention (PAR). See page 8 fo r more information about Professor Williams and the Center. Ethan Leib Professor Ethan Leib was born in New York City and raised 3L Rochelle Balla rd, Academic Dean Shauna Marshall, Professor Brian Gray, and C hancellor and in the Bronx. He Dean Mary Kay Kane. received his B.A. , MA, JD., and Ph.D. At a reception on campus in September of our comfort zo nes, to get us to think from Yale Uni versity. 2005, Professor Brian Gray received more creatively, and to instill confidence He also earned Hastings' Rutter Award fo r Teaching in each of us, no matter what we have to an M.Phil. from Excellence. Hastings student Rochelle say or how we say it. Even if we just don't Cambridge Unive rsity in England . During law Ball ard introduced Professor Gray, saying, quite get it, our opinions matter. For a school, he worked in the prison clinic and "Professor Gray has earned the endearing law school student, there is nothing more was an editor at the Yale Law Journal and the nickname of 'smiling assassin ' from his important." Yale Journal of Law & the Humanities. students- and rightly so in some respects. Accepting the award, Professor Gray After graduating from law school, Hands down, his exams are some of said that, as a teacher, this is the great Professor Leib clerked fo r Chief Judge the most chall enging we've ever faced. est honor he could possibly receive. John M. W alker, Jr. , of the United However, most of his students realize that The $7,500 Rutter Award is given States Court of Appeals for the Second his purpose in challenging us is not to based on three previous years of student Circuit. He published his first book that demean us or to fail us; he's not shooting teaching evaluations. year, entitled Deliberative Democracy in to kilL He's simply trying to nudge us out A merica: A Proposal for a Popular Branch of Government. Before arriving at H astings, Professor Leib litiga ted at D ebevoise & Plimpton LLP, in N ew York City. Professor Leib teaches and writes about PROFESSOR JOEL PAUL DESIGNATED contracts, direct democracy, constitu THE 2005-06 HARRY H. AND LILLIAN H. ti onallaw, the jury, and political theory. RESEARCH CHAIR His new book, The Search for Deliberative Democracy in China (with Baogang H e, Professor Joel Paul, the most recent Harry Revolution, tells the story of how France Editor) , will be published in 2006. H e H. and Lillian H. Research Chair, was on was persuaded to arm the American rebels li ves with his wife, Zoe Schonfeld, and sabbatical leave during the fa ll semester against the British. Professor Paul says, "If their bull terrier, Zeke. to complete a book on the diplomatic you think that we owe it all to Benjamin history of the American Revolution. The Franklin's diplomatic genius, you're in for book, entitled An Accidental A lliance: The some surprises. " Stay tuned. Secret Diplomacy That Won the American UC Hastll1gs College of the Law 15 FACULTY IN THE NEWS FACULTY NOTES Professor Mark Aaronson Presentations: "Future of the Congress Federal Judiciary Relationship," Annual Presentations: Panelist, Retreat of Munger, Tolle and O lson law "Revisiting the firm, San Francisco (June 4, 2005). 0 Relationship between Paneli st, "OT 2004," Bar Association of Clinic and Social Justice," San Francisco Luncheon, San Franci co Sixth International (June 26, 2005). 0 Lecturer, Cent r for Clinical Conference, Civic Education National Institute, James sponsored by UCLA and Madison UniverSity, Harrisonburg, VA the University of London, (July 7-8, 2005). 0 Lecturer, Center Lake Arrowhead, CA (October 27-30, for Civic Education California In stitute, 2005). Note: The paper presented was based Durillg the week of October 31, 2005, Professor Rory University of San Diego, San Diego (July Little appeared on KCBS-Radio in San Francisco on Professor Aaronson's draft of a proposed 9, 2005). 0 "S upreme Court Year in alld 011 various TV stations, including Fox affiliate book, Representing the Poor: Ralph Santiago Knru-Channel2 News, Momings on 2, CBS affiliate Review," Annual Judicial Conference of Abascal and Welfare Policy Making during KP1X-ChalmeI5, and KRON-ChanneI4, to discuss the U.S. Court of Appeals for the inth Samuel A lito, the latest US. Supreme Court nomillee, Ronald Reagan's Gubernatorial Years. Ralph C ircu it, Spokane, WA (July 18, 2005). with whom Professor Little used to work. Abascal was a 1968 alumnus, a member of o "Casing John Roberts," American the Hastings Board of Directors, and the Constitution Society San Francisco Chapter husband of H as tings Professor Emeritus Bea Ki ckoff Luncheon, San Francisco (July Moulton. He died on March 17, 1997. 22, 2005). 0 Discussion Group Leader, Conference on Incorporating International! Professor Vikram Amar Comparative Law into American Casebooks Publications: "Why and Curricul a, sponsored by McGeorge Law the Case in Favor of a School, Squaw Vall ey, CA (August 1-2, Federal Constitutional 2005). 0 "Supreme Court in Transition," Amendment to Prohibit in -house CLE Speaker Program, Keker & or Regulate Gay Van Nest law firm, San Francisco (August Marriage Is 'Not Proved'" 23,2005). 0 "Constitutional Law-Year in (symposium issue on Review," Montana Federal Bar Association On October 3, 2005, Professor David Levi/Ie discussed same-sex marriage), 31 Conference, Helena, MT (September 9, US. Supreme Court nominee Harriet Miers with Leslie Hastings Const. L. Q. 350 (2005) (With A. 2005). 0 "Administrative Law Cases of Griffith , Co-Allchor of the KTVU-Channel 2 news. Brownstein). 0 "Bias and the Problem of Note," Environmental Section of the Bar Peremptory Chall enges," 5 Insights on Law Association of San Francisco Luncheon, San and Society 16 (2005). 0 "Reclaiming Francisco (September 22, 2005). 0 Paper the Centrality of the Jury in Sentencing Commentator, "What Do Reversal Rates Guidelines Regimes," 52 S. Tex. L. Rev. Tell Us About Lower Court Performance?" (2005) (invited presentation on the relation Conference on the Ninth Circuit Court ship between judge and jury). 0 "Academic of Appeals, University of Ari zona Law Freedom," 9 Green Bag 2d 1 (2005) (with School, Tuscon, AZ (October 1,2005). 0 A. Brownstein). 0 "May the Attorney "Legal Challenges to Diversify ing the Bar," General Sanction Physicians Who Comply Bar Association of San Francisco confer with Oregon's Death with Dignity Ace" ence, San Francisco (October 28, 2005) . 2005 Preview U.S. Sup. Ct. Cas. 8 (with K. o "S upreme Court Update," California O'Donnell) . 0 "Must Parental Notification Judicial Attorneys Conference, San Jose, Laws Contain a Health Exception)" 2005 Oil September 30, 2005, Professor Joel Paul was CA, (November 4, 2005). 0 Keynote illtenriewed by Phil Matier on "Matier in the Manring," Preview U.S. Sup. Ct. Cas. (November 2005) Speaker, "Congress, the White House, and a Ilews segmellt 011 KRON-Chanllel 4 irl San Francisco. (with K. O 'Donnell). 0 "Voting Rights" and the 2006 Confirmation Process," ACLU of He discussed the cOllfinnation of Supreme Court Chief "Ballot Initiatives," entries in The Encyclopedia Justice Johll Roberts alld the sea rch for another Supreme Northern California Luncheon, San Francisco Court Ilominee. of American Civil Liberties, (2005). 0 (November 10,2005). 0 "Issues Raised by Professor Amar also had a series of essays the Alito Nomination," UC Davis Chapter posted, archived, and viewable online at of the American Constitution SOCiety, http://writ.news.findlaw.comlamarl. Many Davis, (November 21 , 2005). 0 Invited were also reposted at www.cnn.com and/or Discussion Participant, Direct Democracy www.time.com . Reform Roundtable, Public Policy Institute 16 Hastlllgs COlllllllllllt)' - Wi/Her 2006 of California, San Francisco (Dec mber 13, Ideas in Constitutional Law Stories (Michael Professor John Diamond 2005). Dorf, Ed.) (2004). Publication: Criminal Press Commentary: "Judg s Rul : Legislating Presentation: Professor Bhagwat gave a talk Law: Cases and Materials: from the Bench- It's a Matter of Opinion," to the law fa culty of the University of Leiden 2005 Supplement (with Los Angeles Tim es, reprint d in many papers rega rding his current research on the inter Saltzburg, Kinports, nationwide (June 26, 2005). 0 "A Primer mediate scrutiny doctrine in the area of First Morawetz, and Little) on the Rule of Confirmation," San Jose Amendment law (June 13, 2005). (2005). Mercury News (July 24, 2005). 0 "Casing John Roberts," The New York Times, reprinted Professor George Bisharat in many pap rs nationwide (July 27, 2005). Publications: "Palestine, " o "The Roberts Hearings) Blah, and More "West Bank," and "The Professor William S. Dodge Blah," San Jose Mercury News (September Gaza Strip," entries for Presentations: 19). 0 "A Third Option on Gay Marriage" Governments of the World Commentator, Foreign (with E. Leib), San Francisco Chronicle Encyclopedia (2005). Affairs Workshop, (September 20, 2005). 0 "Who's the Real o "Facts, Rights, and Harvard Law School Alito)" Los Angeles Tim es (November 20, Remedies: Implementing (October 2005). 0 2005). International Law in the Speaker, "The Story of Between June and December 2005 Israel/Palestine Confuct," 28 Hastings Int'l & the Paquete Habana: Professor Amar was a guest on KQED Compo L. Rev. , (Spring 2005). Customary International (the local National Public Radio affiliate) Presentation: "The Power of Apology and the Law as Part of Our Law," Conference on Radio's program Forum three times, dis Palestinian Right of Return," Law and Society International Law in Domestic Courts, cussing various constitutional law topics. Series, Faculty of Law of the University Vanderbilt University School of Law He also appeared on many national and of British Columbia, Vancouver, Canada (December 2005). local radio and TV programs, including (October 13, 2005). NPR's All Things Considered and CNN. He "Bigotry Hurts in the Professor Robin Feldman was quoted in major newspapers across the Press Commentary: War on Terror," Publications: "Rethinking country, including The New York Times the San Diego Union-Tribune Rights in Biospace," 79 S. Washington Post and the Los Angeles Ti:nes. (July 22, 2005). 0 "In the Wake of the Gaza Di engagement: Enforce Ban on Settlements " Cal. L Rev. 1 (December 2005). 0 'The In ventor's Professor Margreth Barrett an "Open Forum" commentary, San Franci sc~ Chronicle (August 26, 2005). Contribution," 9 UCLA 1. Presentations: Panelist, L. & Tech. 6, 2 (2005). "Trademark Fair Use Professor Marsha Cohen Other Activities: In and the Supreme Publication: Pharmacy October 2005, Professor Court's Decision in K.P. Law for California Feldman launched an Internet list-serve for Permanent Make-Up," Phannacists (fifth edi academics interested in intellectual property State Bar of California tion ) (with William L. and biotechnology. The list-serve provides a Section on Intellectual Marcus), used in phar forum for academics to discuss emerging case Property program, San macy law and ethics law and regulatory issues. Subscribers include Francisco (May 10, 2005). 0 Pan elist, classes at the Schools of 60 professors from five countries. 0 In "Keyword Advertising and Trademark Pharmacy at UCSF and November, she served on a moot court panel Law," Conference on Third-Party Liability UCSD. 0 Editor, Statutory Supplement: at Stanford Law School to prepare former in Intell ectual Pproperty Law, sponsored Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act and Stanford Law School Dea n Kathleen Sulliva n by Santa Clara University's High Tech Law Federal Related Sections of Additional Statutes (2005). for her argument before the U.S. Supreme In titute (October 7, 2005). o "Ph armacists, Conscience and Freedom " Court in the patent/antitrust case, Illinois Toolworks V. Independent Ink. The program Professor Ashutosh Bhagwat The Jurist and online at http ://juri s t.law , pi~t . edulforumy/200S/09/pharmacists-conscience was part of Stanford Law School's Supreme Publications: Teacher's and-freedom.php (2005). Court Clinic. Manual, Stone, Seidman, Presentation: Panelist, "A Multidisciplinary Sunstein, Tushnet & Panel on the Pharmacist Conscience Clause " Karlan, Constitutional University of San Francisco School of La w ' Law (fifth edition, 2005) (April 19, 2005) . (with Mark Tushnet). 0 The Story of Whitney v. California: The Power of UC Hastings Co llege of the Law 17 Prot or Brian Gray Charles Knapp, Joseph W. Leib app ared on KR -4 TV eN vember 9, 2005) and KQED Radio (November 10.2005) Publication: "The Cotchett Distinguished concerning San Francisco's gun control initia Uncertain Future Professor of Law ti ve, Proposition H . of Water Rights in Presentation: Panelist, California: Reflections "Revisiting a Classic: Professor John Leshy, Harry on the Governor's Charles Knapp's Commission Report," 'Enforcing the Contract D. Sunderland Distinguished 36 McGeorge L. Rev. 1 to Bargain, '" AALS Mid Professor of Real Property Law (2005). This was part of a Year Conference on Publications: "FDR's ymposium that looked back on the 25 years Contract Law, Quebec, Expansion of Our of policy recommendations by the Governor's Canada (June 17, 2005). National Patrimony: A Commission to Review California Water The panel topic was inspired by an article Model for Leadership," Rights Law. Professor Knapp published approximately 35 an essay in FDR and years ago in the NYU Law Review. the Environment (Henry Professor Geoffery Hazard, Henderson and David Thomas E. Miller Distinguished Professor Daniel Lathrope Wooner, eds. ) (2005). "Contemporary Politics of Wilderness Professor of Law Publications: A supple o Preservation," 25 Utah Journal of Land, Publications: "Advertising ment to his treatise, The Resources, and Environmental Law 1 (2005). and Intermediaries Alternative Minimum Ta x: in Provision of Legal Compliance and Planning Presentation: Presentation on current issues Services: Bates in with Analysis (2005). 0 in public land management, National Public Retrospect and Prospect," Selected Federal Taxation Radio's advisory council, Colorado (June 2005) . 37 Ariz. State L. Rev. 309 Statutes and Regulations Other Activities: Professor Les hy is on leave (2005). 0 "Lawyers for (2006 ed.). from H astings for the academic year 2005- Lawyers: The Emerging Presentations: Panel moderator, "The Future 06. He is serving as President of the Wyss Role of Law Firm Legal Counsel," 53 Kan. L. of the AMT: Repeal, Reform, or Repl acement Foundation, which supports land conservation Rev. 795 (2005). of the Individual Income TaxI" American in the interior West, in W ashington, D.C. He Presentations: "The Future of the Legal Bar Association's Tax Section meeting, San will also teach Publi c Land Law during the Profession," Oklahoma City Law School Francisco (September 2005). winter term as a Visiting Professor at Harvard (September 2005). 0 "The Judiciary, the Law School. Bar, and the Media," University of Georgia Professor Ethan J. Leib Law School (November 2005). Publications: "On Professor David Levine Collaboration, Appointment: Professor Chancellor and Dean Mary Organizations, and Levine was named to Kay Kane, John F. Digardi Conciliation in the the Board of Editors for Distinguished Professor of Law General Theory of LSN Educator: Courses, Materials & Teaching, a Appointments: Dean Contract," 24 Quinnipiac new online abstracting Kane was appointed L. Rev. 1 (2005). 0 journal published by the Co-Chair of the Finance "Ugly White Districts: Social Science Research Committee of the newly What Should Sandy D ol" 7 1. L. & Soc. Network. formed International Challenges 169 (2005). 0 "The Overlooked Association of Law Legal Option that Would Let Governor Press Commentary: In October, Professor Schools. She was also Schwarzenegger Fully Respect Propo ition Levin e appeared several times on local televi elected to membership in 22 and the Will of the People, yet also Sign sion KTVU-Channel 2 to discuss the Miers the International Association of Procedural the Gay Marriage Bill," Findlaw (September and Alito nominations to the U.S. Supreme Law. 16, 2005) (with Professor Vikram Amar). Court. See http:// writ.news.findlaw.comlcommen Other Activities: In November 2005, Dean tary/ 20050916Jeib.html. Kane chaired the ABA site-inspection team Professor Rory Little for the accreditation of the University of Presentation: "Supermajoritarianism and the Publication: Summary evada at Las Vegas, Boyd School of Law. American Criminal Jury," faculty of King Hall of the Supreme Court's at University of California, Davis (October Term, Criminal Cases, 26,2005). 2004-05 (American Bar Press Commentary: "A Third Option on Gay Association, 2005). Marriage" (with Professor Vikram Amar), San Presentations: Panel ist Francisco Chronicle (September 20, 2005). 0 and presenter, "The "Alito and Abortion: Mixed Signals," The New Legal Ethics of Law Firm Republic (November 2, 2005). 0 Professor Marketing," Legal Marketing Association Hastlngs Community - Wrnter 2006 Annual Meeting, San Francisco (J un 22, Was hington Uni v rsity Law School Reach," San Francisco Daily loumal (May 9, 2005). 0 Panel organizer, moderator, and (November 2005). 2005). presenter, "S upreme Court Survey, Criminal Cases, 2004-05," ABA Annual M eting in Professor Ascanio Piomelli Professor William Wang Chicago (August 5, 2005). Presentation: "The Publications: "The News Commentary: During the week of Democratic Roots of Corporation as Insider October 31, 2005, P ro~ ssor Little appea red Coll aborati ve Lawyering," Trader," reprinted 35 in a va ri ety of local media sources, in luding clinical theory workshop, Bank and Corporate Channel 2 news, Momings on 2, KRON New York Law School Govemance Law Reporter Channel 4, and KP[X-Channel 5, concerning (November 11 , 2005). 425 (2005) (with Mark J. U.S. Supreme Court nominee Sam Alito. Appointment: Professor Loewenstein). 0 Insider (Prof ssor Little worked wi th Judge Alito in Piomelli was appointed Training, second edition the U.S. Dept of Justic in the late 1980s.) to the Board of Editors of the Clinical Law (with Marc 1. Steinberg) (2005). Review. The publication is cosponsored by the Professor Leo Martinez Clinical Legal Education Association, NYU Professor Lois Weithorn Activities: [n October, Law School, and the Association of American Publication: "Envisioning Professor Martinez Law Schools. Second-Order Change chaired the ABA site in America's Responses inspection team at Professor Radhika Rao to Troubled and the Thomas Goode Presentation: "A Veil Troublesome Youth," 33 Jones School of Law at of Genetic Ignorance? Hofstra Law Review 1305 Faulkner University in Protecting Genetic (2005). Montgo mery, AL. Privacy to Ensure Presentations: Panelist, Equality, " Conference on "Psychology and the Courts," California Professor Calvin Massey Privacy Law in the New Statewide Judicial Conference, San Diego Publications: "The Millennium: A Tribute (September 2005) . Her presentation focused Political Marketplace of to Ri chard Turkington, on issues relating to expert testimony in fam Religion," 57 Hastings Villanova University School of Law (October il y and juvenile court. In addition, she co-l ed Law l oum al 1 (Nove mber 29, 2005). The paper will be published in a workshop fo r family court judges. 2005). 0 "The Privileges a sy mposium issue of the Villanova Law and Immunities Clause of Review. Joan Williams, Distinguished the 14th Amendment, " an Appointments: Professor Ra o was selected Professor of Law entry in Heritage Guide to to be a national reporter for the 17th Publication: the Constitution (2005) . International Congress of Comparative Edi ted Rethinking Presentation: "The Future of Tiered Law, to be held in Utrecht, Netherlands, Commodification: Cases Scrutiny," La w and Society Association in July 2006. 0 She was appointed to and Readings in Law and annual meeting, Las Vegas, NY (June 2005). the California Human Stem Cell Research Culture (with Martha Advisory Committee, which advises the Ertman) (2005). Department of Health Services on human Professor Joel Paul, 2005-06 Presentations: "Fl exible embryoni c stem cell research. Harry H. and Lillian H. W ork Arrangements in Hastings Research Chair La w Firms: Enhancing Profits by Improving Publication: i Pueden lost tratados de libre Naomi Roht-Arriaza Attorney Retention," Annual Meeting of comercio promover el desarrollo de America Presentations: Panelist, the State Bar of California, San Diego Latina?, a book on the "W orld Environment (September 9, 2005). 0 "Preventing current debate on the Day and Internati onal Family Caregiver Discrimination," Northern Free Trade Agreement of Environmental Issues," California Human Resources Association, San the Americas (2005). World Affairs Council, Francisco/Marin Chapter meeting (November San Francisco (June 1, Presentations: 9, 2005). 0 Featured speaker, Women 2005). 0 "The Spanish "International Regulation Lawyers of Sacramento's monthly luncheon Contribution to Universal of Arbitration," a confer (November 16, 2005). Jurisdiction," a conference on the future of ence on international legal Press Commentary: Professor Williams was universal jurisdiction, Berlin, Germany (June theory, Vanderbilt University Law School interviewed about the Family Medical Leave 11 , 2005) . (September 2005). 0 "Deglobalization: Act by the Emplayment & Labor LA WCAST International Economic Regulation and Press Commentary: "Prosecution of for the week of August 22, 2005. r!!!s World Poverty," Shulman Lecture, George International Crimes Gains Teeth, Wider UC Hastings College of th e La w 19 2004- OS ANN U A L REP 0 R T 0 F G 1 FT S Number of Donors at All-Time High in 2004-05 Chancellor Kane commented that, in Annual Campaign. When the firmwide addition to heading the Annual Campaign, soli citation program was first initiated in "Becky Hull also committed time this past 1997, 17 firms in San Francisco partici year to serve as the representative in pated. During 2004-05, some 37 firms Hastings' firm wide solicitation program for participated, including firms located in her law firm-Sedgwick, Detert, Moran & Oakland, Palo Alto, Menlo Park, San Diego, Arnold-which generated the largest San Jose, Los Angeles, and Irvine. overall contribution total among the 37 Chancellor Kan e commended the Hastings participating firms this past year." As vo lunteers in all the represented firms for Chancellor Kane furth er observed: "It is their successful efforts. The 2004-05 no wonder that the 2004-05 Annual participation rate of Hastings graduates in Campaign achieved such great success, the 37 firms reached 32%, compared to especially when you reali ze the compre the overall alumni participation rate of hensive leadership role Becky played on so 12.8%. Moreover, for the first time, the many crucial fundraising fronts." Hastings graduates in three law firm s achieved participation rates of 100%. The firms were: Rebecca A. Hull ('8 J), National Chair. Class of 1976 Generates Largest Number of Donors • Thoits, Love, Hershberger & McLean (Palo Alto) 100% or the third time in the past decade, for Fourth Year in a Row (for the third year in a row) private giving to Hastings has Chancellor Kane also praised the efforts of exceeded $2 million. Indeed, the the law school's appreciated cadre of 60 • Carlso n, Calladine & Peterson recently concluded 2004-05 Annual class agents, who actively encouraged their (San Francisco) 100% Campaign's fina l gift total of $2,447,323 classmates to participate in the Annual (for the second year in a row) was the second-largest amount ever raised Campaign . The competition among the • Pa lmieri, Tyler, Wiener, Wilhelm & in conjunction with a Hastings Annual classes to achieve the hi ghest level of Waldron (Irvine) 100% Campaign. What's more, the number of participation yielded some impressive (for the second time) overall donors to the campaign was up results. For the fourth year in a row, the nea rl y 5% compared to a yea r earlier, with Class of 1976 generated the greatest the final donor tall y-2, 733-being the number of donors, with 85 of its members highest ever. donating to the Annual Campaign. For the Eight Additional Firms second year in a row, the Class of 1941 Recorded Participation of National Chair Rebecca registered the high est participation rate, 40% to 50% Hull ('81) Plays Key Role with 100% of its members contributing. Recording the largest overall gift total was • Hill, Farrer & Burrill in Campaign the Class of 1980, whose members (Los Angeles) 50% In announcing these impressive results, coll ectively contributed more than • Cooley Godward (Palo Alto) 46% Hastings Chancellor Mary Kay Kane began $120,000. • Baker & McKenzie by praising the leadership of the National (San Francisco) 43 % Chair for the 2004-05 Annual Campaign, For the First Time Ever, • Hassard Bonnington Rebecca Hull of the Class of 1981. Ms. Three Law Firms Achieve (San Francisco) 43 % Hull has been a longtime benefactor of the • Orrick, Herrington & Sutcliffe law school, as well as a continuing active 100% Participation (San Francisco) 42% member of the Hastings 1066 Foundation The firmwide solicitation program initiated • Farella Braun + Martel Board of Trustees and a former President just eight years ago registered significant (San Francisco) 41 % of the 1066 Foundation. During her tenure gains during 2004-05. Under this program, • Heller, Ehrman, White & McAuliffe a President, the Foundation registered two members of law firms containing multiple (San Francisco) 40% successive years of significant growth in H astings alumni encourage fellow gradu • Preston, Gates & Ellis the number of Foundation-level donors. ates in their own firms to contribute to the (San Francisco) 40% 20 Hastillgs Commtmity - Wimer 2006 For the third year in a row, all of the Hastings Thelen, Reid & Priest Tops graduates at Thoits, Love, the List in Number of Hershberger & McLean in Palo A Ito contributed to the Donors Annual Campaign. Ba ck The Hastings graduates in Thelen, Reid & row: Kenneth Van Vlecl~ ('93), Bruce 1-1 . Munro Pri est in San Francisco, under the leader ('66), Michael Curtis ('72), ship of firm representati ve Richard Allison K. Amell ('03), Lapping (,82), recorded the largest finn represelltative William J. McLean ('66), and E. number of donors, with the Hastings David Mar/~ ('88). Front graduates in Thoits, Love, Hershberger & row: Anne E. Senti-Willis McLean in Pa lo Alto and those in Farella ('98), Alexa/1dra (Gadzo) Narancic ('99), and Braun + Martel in San Fran cisco tying for Thomas B. Jacob ('78). Not the second largest number of donors. shown: Audrey (Sullivan) Hastings graduates in Sedgwick, Detert, Ja cob ('86). Moran & Arnold's San Francisco office registered the hi ghest overall contribution For the second year in a total. The firmwide solicitation program row, all of the Hastillgs graduates at Carlson, has proved so successful during the past Calln.dine & Peterson in eight years-thanks to the efforts of the Sail Francisco contributed school's volunteer firm representatives to the Annual Campaign. Rob Peterson ('8 1), that the College is planning to invite more Malcolm McLorg (,67), firms to participate. finn representative Chris Nolan ('03), Joyce Wang ('85), and Don Carlson Hastings 1066 Foundation ('77). Not shown: Nancy (Strout) Polsky ('85). Photo Donors at an All-Time High by Kit Morris. Chancellor Kane praised the many continuing contri butions of the Hastings ] 066 Foundation, noting For the second time, all of that "under the the Hastings graduates at leadership of Palmieri, Tyler, Wiener, Wilhelm & Waldron in President Mark Irvine, CA, contributed to Mark E. Fo ster (,8 1), Foster ('8 ]) and his the Annual Campaig'1. 1066 President. fellow trustees, Back row: finn representa tive Dennis Ghan (,77), Foundation donations were up by more Gary Weisberg ('87), than 10% this past year, from $838,020 in Gregory Weiler (,81), and 2003-04 to $922,708 in 2004-05. In Richard Salus ('89). Front row: Annie Chu ('OS) and addition, the Foundation's final donor Elise Enomoto ('99). count this past year-248-was the highest ever, including 52 new Foundation level donors." During the past year, the Foundation also scheduled a va riety of special events for its members, including, in March 2005, the twelfth annual Marvin Anderson Lecture and the accompanying post lecture reception, during which (continued on page 22) UC Hastings College of th e La w 21 Foundation members were able to visit More Than 90% of Hastings the s cond-Iarg t amount of LI me tri -ted informally with the fea tured lecturer, Faculty Contribute donati ons v r rai d in c njuncti on with a Linda Greenhou e, the Puli tzer Prize Ha tings Annual Cam paign-nearl y winning journali t and U. . Supreme Court Chancellor Kane expressed the Coll ege' $560,000. These donati on are pa rti cul arl y orr pondent for The ew York Times. gratitude to her fac ulty colleagues fo r their helpful because they provide the law Later, in May, the Foundation sponsored a continuing high level of participati on in school with the greate t fI xibili ty, wh th r reception for LA-based members and the Annual Campaign, including several it comes to meeting pre sin g curr nt n ed donor prospects, hosted by 1066 who made contributions at the Hastings or seizing new opportunitie for th Fo undation Trustee Rob Pattison ('81) at 1066 Foundation level. She sa id, "My benefit of the school. " the Los Angeles office of his law firm , fac ulty coll eagues once again came forward Jackson Lewis. In addition, a Foundation in substantial numbers to provide priva te Collaborative Efforts of reception was held in Napa, in O ctober. support for the benefi t of the College. More than 90% of our full-time faculty Many Contribute to Student Phonathon a members made donations to the 2004- 05 Continuing Success Annual Campaign, with their overall gifts Success Chancellor Kane concluded her 2004-05 totaling nearl y $52,000. This reall y is an Report of Gifts by observin g, "The record "Our student phonathoners once again extraordinary level of participation, breaking 2004- 05 Annual Campaign was proved to be some of the College's best especiall y when you rea li ze that only two very much a shared success story. O ur goodwill ambassadors," Chancellor Kane of our fac ulty members are themsel ves alumni, students, and faculty all made commented. "Under the directi on of the Hastings graduates. My coll eagues not onl y signifi cant contributions to the success of student phonathon leader Boris Mamlyuk offer first-rate instruction, but also make it this past year's campaign. In addition, ('OS ), the phonathon ge nerated nearl y possible for the law chool to fulfi ll its many other fri ends of the College pro $50,000 in donati ons, as well as 20% of the mission through their most generous vided much needed support. Because of total alumni donors in this pas t year's fin ancial support." the generous help of the many members Annual Campaign." and fri ends of our extended Hastings Students demonstrated their support for Alumni Constitute Nearly community, I have great confidence that the College in other ways as well. More 80% of Donors Hastings will be able to meet the chal than] 1 % of Hastings' students contrib lenges ahead and continue to playa As in prior years, the great majority of the uted to the 2004-05 Annual Campaign, leading role in legal education in the yea rs College's overall donors were alumni with most of the donations designated for to come." the Ralph S. Aba cal Public Interest nea rly 80%, or 2, 142, of the 2,733 donors Fellowship. "The generosity of our students in 2004-05. For the eighth year in a row, is noteworth y, particularl y when you alumni also were the largest single source reali ze that the great majori ty are carrying of donations to the College, contributing heavy debts to fin ance their own legal some $800,000 of the $2,44 7, 323 raised in ONLINE GIVING 2004-05. educati ons. That these students would still Now AVAILABLE make a donation to our Annual Campaign Chancellor Kane expressed the Coll ege's fo r the benefit of future graduates and appreciati on, sayin g, "I cannot overempha Be among the first to try our new onlin e their public interest work is a real tribute size the importance of the priva te support giving site. You may contribute online to their concern fo r others and certainly provided by our alumni. At a time when or download forms to mail in with your bodes well for the future of the profes state funding is at a record low as a donation. Visit www.uchastings.edu/ sion," Chancell or Kane observed . percentage of our overall operating budget, givin g. Whether you choose to make and when student fees are at an all-time a gift to the Annual Fund, the 1066 high, alumni donations help us maintain Foundation, or the Library Campaign, indeed enhance-our high-quali ty we are grateful to your support. If you academic program, while keeping have any questions, contact H astings accessible to qualified students. Gerti Arnold at (415) 565-4621. T his past year, both alumni and fri ends of the College collective ly contributed 22 Hasilllgs Commulllrv - Winter 2006 2004-05 GIFT STATISTICS PURPOSES OF GIFTS TO UC HASTINGS AND THE 1066 FOUNDATION (7/1/04 - 6130105) Teachin g & Re ea rch 40.2% Facilities Unrestricted 3.3 % / 22.9% Library 1.2% Student Orga ni zations Fin ancial Aid 1.0% 29.9% TEACHING & RESEARCH $983,266 40.2% FINANCIAL AID 731,763 29.9% UNRESTRI CTED 559, 369 22 .9% FACILITIES 81,676 3.3% LIBRARY 28,741 1.2% STUDENT ORG AN IZATIONS 24,948 1.0% SPECIAL PROGRAMS 3,650 0.1% OTHER 33,9 10 1.4 % TOTA L $2,44 7,323 100.0% SOURCES OF GIFTS TO HASTINGS COLLEGE OF THE LAW AND THE 1066 FOUNDATION (711104 - 6/30105) Alumni 32.8% Foundati ons & Trusts 30.0% L aw Firm s ~ ----- +--- Friends' 3. 3% / 32.1% Busin esses 1.8% ALUMN I $ 802,064 32 .8% FRIENDS · 786,077 32.1% FOUNDATIONS & TRUSTS 73 1,441 30.0% LAW FIRMS 82,796 3.3% BUSINESSES 44 ,945 1.8% TOTAL $2,44 7, 323 100.0% • In cludes $51 ,780 of donations fro m Hastings facu lty members. Of the regular faculty, 92% (49 of 53) co ntributed in 2004- 05. UC Hastings College of the Law 23 HONOR ROLL OF DONORS The following page recognize H astings' many generous donors, listing them by class and by donor club , for the fiscal year July 1, 2004, to June 30, 2005. Gifts made after June 30, 2005, will be recognized in n xt year's annual report. If you find any errors or omissions, please contact Gerti Arnold at the Office of Coll ege Relations, 200 McAllister Street, San Francisco, CA 94102. The College honors these alumni and friends whose gifts add immeasurably to the quality of legal educa tion at Hastings. Thank yo u for yo ur support. Donor Clubs are noted within each class listing as follows: • Donors at the 1066 Foundation level ($1,066 or more) are noted with three asterisks'*** • Donors at the Partners level ($500-$1065) are noted with two asterisks'** • Donors at the Associates level ($250-$499) are noted with one asterisk. * • Other donors gave at the Advocates and Counselors levels ($1-$249). Donors who contributed $1 ,066 or more to the College or to the Hastings 1066 Foundation are also acknowledged by donor level in the Foundation Honor Roll beginning on page 33. Class participation rates in the 2004-05 Annual Campaign appear in parentheses. ALUMNI DONORS BY CLASS (with percentage of class participation) CLASS OF 1933 (33%) •• Hon. Thomas n JenkIns, Ret. Arthur IV. Gray, Jr. Edward V. l\.larouk Robert 1. McKee Stanley A. Johnson • Hon. lValter H . Harrington, Jr., Ret. Albert H . ewton, J r. Col. John C. Kmney, Ret. Hon. Joseph B. Harvey, Ret. Hon. Norman S. Reid, Ret . CLASS OF 1935 (50%) ••• Wilbur F. Littlefield Hon. Richard A Hickman, Ret. '" Elizabeth B. Richards Emmet B. H ayes Warren IV. ~Iangels Hon. John D. Jelletich, Ret. Hon. Charles V. Stone, Ret. • Doris H . Maier David G. Mcinnes ••• Eugene R. Kirkpatrick Hon Willis H. ~Ievis, Ret. • •• John T. Knox CLASS OF 1958 (23%) CLASS OF 1936 (40%) Everett P. Rowe ••• Han. Annette LaRue ••• George K illg, Class Agellr Lt Col. James C. Keesling, Jr. •• Hon. Martin H. Ryan, Ret. Lee A. Lopez • Hon. J. Hilary Cook, Ret. Hon. Jean Morony, Ret. George G. Spanos Hon. James ~IcKechnie, Ret. • John F. DeMeo John L. Stennett Hon. John T. Racanelli, Ret. Hon. Dallas S. Edgar, Ret. CLASS OF 1938 (40%) Hon. Alan H . Thleler, Ret. Hon. A. Matthew Raggio Hon. Richard T. Ford, Ret. Walter S. Hunter l. Richard Thomas Robert A. Rose Hen. Marvin C. Haun, Ret. • Robert H . Mullen M. B. Tochterman Andrew R. Schottky, Jr. • Hon. Ben T. Ka yashima Lawrence E. Viau, Jr. Lloyd V. Stamp Joseph I. Kell y CLASS OF 1939 (50%) • William R. Sweeney Hon. Frank S. Kim, Ret. Jerome Sapiro, Class AgellC CLASS OF 1950 (31 %) • James B. Thompson • Robert C. Lamborn ••• Marvin Sussman, Class Agent • Hon. Stanley C. Young, Ret . Charles C. Ringwalt, Jr. CLASS OF 1940 (57%) Howard G. Dickenson Kenneth W. Rosenthal Marvin G. Bu ltman Mc~lorris M. Dow CLASS OF 1953 (26%) Robert S. Teaze Dorsey K. Dwelle Hon. Robert A. Fugazi, Ret. Jack A. Pollarsek, Class Age/lC David E. Willett Robert G. Jacobs Hon. Edward R. Grogan, Ret. Robert . Chargin Dr. David H . WIlson Fred R. Winn Han. Benjamin "V. Hamrick, Ret. Robert H. Darrow ••• Richard IV. Horton Hon. William C. DeMartini CLASS OF 1959 ( 19%) CLASS OF 1941 ( 100%) Hon. lanuel L. Kugler • Laurence A. Graves William R. Mackey, Class Age'" Hon. Robert E. Woodward, Ret., Class Age'" Karl D. Lyon William R. Lawrence ••• Justice at A. Agliano, Ret. ~Ioore .. , David 1. Martin H on. Francis IV. ~layer, Ret. John W. • James K. Batchelor Stanley R. Smith Robert P. Reddingius William l. Mazzera Jeffrey Bradpiece Willson C. ~Ioore, Jr. • Hon. Sheldon H . Grossfeld, Ret. CLASS OF 1942 (33%) CLASS OF 1951 (33%) Truitt A. Ri chey, Jr. Dimitri K. Ilyin Richard OtiS White Sell. lVilliam 1. Raggio, Class Age'" • Hon. Gerald F. Schulte, Ret. Harold Q. Noack, Jr. Robert L. Anderson Harry B. Swanson Hon. John M. Stanton, Ret. CLASS OF 1943 ( 100%) • Robert L. Bacon ., Hon. James F. Thaxter, Ret. Roger P. Sans Henry P. BuckIngham CLASS OF 1954 ( 19%) '" Thomas Van Voorhis Haradon ~ I. Dillon ... Alben R. Abramson, Class Age"r Edward M. Walsh ••• Edward Dermott CLASS OF 1946 (60%) Stanley L. Dunn ••• Betty M. Falk, Class Agenr ••• William D. English Han. James Duvaras, Jr., Ret. CLASS OF 1960 ( 15%) ••• Eugene L. Freeland Frank IV. Clark, Jr. Robert O. Fleckner ... Susannah 1. CmlVery, Class Agent Hon. Priscilla H. Haynes, Ret. ••• Florence Levinson George G. Taylor Robert W. Culver Hon. William E. Jensen, Ret. ••• John K. "Jack" Smith ••• Robert C. Field Max Lercher CLASS OF 1947 (29%) • Hon. Paul M. Hogan ••• Edward ,\,/ Dlgardl, Class Agellr Clyde A elson, Jr. CLASS OF 1955 (28%) • Paul L. Hong Hon John 1. Quigley, Ret. Andrew D Omck • \ Villia.n C. Miller, Class Agenr John W. HopkIns Thomas Rothwell Estate ... Han. Mario H. Barsotti, Ret. John H . Knowles ~Iinor 1. Schmid CLASS OF 1948 (26%) Richard E. Gardella • Henry C. Kri vetsky Lemuel M. Summey • Rllssell ,\Iilisap, Class Age", James A. Gualco Dr. Douglas T. Lee Herbert K. Walton, Jr. H erbert R. Kessler Douglas C. Liechty Hon Donald B. Constine, Ret. •• Warren B. Wilson ••• Ruth Church Gupta James R. Ron • Hon. Willard McEwen, Jr., Ret . lelnn S. Witt Bruce D. Wagner • Hon Rudolf H ~lichaels, Ret. Robert W Yank CLASS OF 1961 ( 19%) Hon Thomas M ~lontgomery, Ret. Robert H. Zeller CLASS OF 1956 ( 11 %) Charles E. Townsend, Jr ••• Richard J. Tuckenllall, Class Age/lC • Lloyd Hinkelman, Class Agenr Bernard 1. Allard CLASS OF 1952 (28%) CLASS OF 1949 (38%) Hon. Robert E. Coyle Dr. Thomas M. Griffin • Myron E. "doc" Erie",,", h, Class Agenr ••• James R. Bancroft, Class Age'" Duane W. Dresser Justice Edward A. Hinz, Ret. ••• Hon. William ~I Auslen, Ret. • Melville Owen Richard E. Johnston Daniel \\' Baker Hon. Frank B. Cliff. Ret. L. Douglas Kinney Arthur R. Bridgeman Edmond R. Davis CLASS OF 1957 (20%) ••• James R. Knapp • Hon. Dand W Calfee, Ret • Justice Hugh A E"ans, Ret. Chester Morns ••• Hon. Wilham R Channell ••• Harold Silell, Class Agenr Hon. Nels B. Fran en •• Hon. Galen Hathaway, Ret. MIchael Ropers Hon Robert l. Cooney James IV. Funsten ••• Robert L. Hughes ••• Harry D. Sunderland Hon William 1>1 Gallagher, Ret Paul Gaines, Jr ••• Carl Howard Congress member John Krebs 24 HasrillgS Commullity - Willter 2006 Hon. Philip K. Sweigert R. Michael Harwood William A. Qumby • John J Vlahos Hon. Edward Y. Kakita • Ri chard L. Rosett CLASS AGENTS • Lawrence E. \¥ayte ••• Bert T. Kobayas hi • Francis O. Scarpulla Hon. Jack Komar Robert S. Shelburne CLASS OF 1962 (21 %) David Lyman •• Bernard P. Simons ... Bnlce M. Lubarsky, Class Agellt Dea n Joseph H. Moless, Jr. Gary P. Snyder ... Norse . Bla zzard ••• Lawrence M. Nagin Hon. Chris Stromsness, Rel. Lorin B, Blum ••• Stephen D. Natcher ••• Mi cha el 8. Wilmar Hon. Frederick H. Bysshe, Jr. Bernard E. O'Connor, Jr. Barry C. Wood Jack L. Colliso n Comm. Gary A. Polinsky Warren C. Deutsch Kurt H. Pyle CLASS OF 1968 ( 17%) ... Angele Kha chadour '" Ronald C. Skipper Gamn l. Shaw, Class Agent James M. Kyle III William K. Tu ck Andrew P. Averill • Governor Robert F. Li st Hon. Richard C. Turrone, Ret. Steven A. Bei lock James E. Miller Anthonie M. Voogd John A. Bell William P. O 'Connor Edward A. Weiner Robert A. Belzer Kenneth N. Ri vera Stephan . Williams Mark Bern stein ... Prof. Eric C. chneider • Thomas L. Woodruff Han. Terrence R. Boren Donald F. Stevenson Howa rd 1'. Chang .... Bruce D. Varner CLASS OF 1966 ( 19%) Harold E. DeGraw ... Thomas A. Vyse G uy O. Kontblum, Class Agent William D. Esselstem J EROM E S A PI RO ('39) Hon. Ri chard L. Wea therspoon Marvin R. Anderson Hon. Timothy J Eva ns ... Aletha R. Werson Justice MarVin R. Baxter Steven W Forsberg Gary L. Widman .. Donald B. Belkin Robert A. Fowler • W. Scott Bowersock Hon. Norman 1. Gatzert CLASS OF 1963 (21 %) Walter A. Brown, Jr. Hon. In a L. Gyemant, Ret. ••• lames C. Hagedorn, Class Agent • Paul D. Cooper Ri chard L. Huff Herbert E. Barker, Jr. Craig L. Corren V. James Ja ckl Bruce W. Belding Justice Christopher C. Cottle layton R. Jackson • Robert Bishop Karl E. Droese, Jr. Clifford E. Jerniga n Terrence 1. Bonham ... Noel S. En gel Stanley T. Kanetake Virgil A. Bucc hianeri Hon. Ri chard Fra zee. Sr., Ret. Gene P. La Foll ette •• Hon. Richard F. Charvat, Ret. .. Eric J Fygi •• Ri chard L. Landes Albert C. Clark, Jr. John C. Garrett Allen B. Lee James R. Cutright Barry R. Gross James B. Maguire III , John F. Donovan •• Hon. William C. Harrison Justice Ri chard J McAdams • William A. Gould, Jr. Jerry B. Hi cks Ed wa rd A. Melia III • lames F. Gustin Thomas K. Hoeplner Hon. Rodney S. Melville Peter M. Gwosdof Henry Sch uyler Horn III Lawrence B. Miller .. Lawrence . Ing Comm. Charles Harrington, Ret. Harvey D. Mittler BETT Y M . F A L K ('46) Thomas C. Hendricks E. Barry KJin e Philip L. Nelson Clyde L. MacGowan, Jr. • Shale F. Krepack Robert L. Nip Donald M. Malone Hon. John R. Lewis, Ret. Hon. Ralph Nunez Donald W. Meyer Donald M. Magdziasz Gary A. Orton Hon. L. C. Nunley, Ret. ou James E. Mahoney Brian Pendleton Hon. John C. O 'Rourke, Ret. ... Thomas R. Malcolm • Robert A. Prahl Edward aide William J McLean III •• Paul J Sax • Hon. Roland N. Purnell Bruce H. Munro Lawrence K. Shikuma Hon. Hugh Rose III ••• Bernard W. Nebenzahl Justice Lawrence T. Stevens • Renee Rubin • Hon . Lesli e C. Nichols Daniel J. Tobias .. Bruce W. Schwab Dennis D. O'Neil Greg S. Tolson Gary L. Olimpia • Mark L. Tuft CLASS OF 1964 (20%) Walter M. Phillips, Jr. .. William JA. Weir ... Terrence A. Callall, Class Agent .. Hon. Theodore D. Piatt, Ret. Robert M. Wheatley ... Alfred M.K. Wmlg, Class Agerll Stephen W. Pla yer Robert A. Wyler, Jr. ... Ja ck C. Alhadeff James L. Ra cusin Gary T. Yan cey Joseph K. Beckett Justice Timothy A. Reardon Joseph T. Zichichi James P. Botz Barry Rehfeld Han. Melvin Brunetti Peter L. Sanford CLASS OF 1969 ( 15%) Kellogg Chan Merritt I. Sher ... James B. YOUllg, Class Agem EDWA RD M. DIGA RDI ('47) ... Joseph W. Cotchett Hon. Leland H. Spencer Yoichi 1. Asari Anthony 8. Craven .. Alan J Vogi Robert L. Bond ... P. Steven Dobel Richard H. Wise David B. Brea rl ey ... Fritz L. Duda • Ri chard W. Carpeneti Harvey 1. Foster CLASS OF 1967 ( 16%) Colin W. Chiu Barry I. Goldman ... Briall D. Thiessen, Class Agem James P. Corn • Charles R. Hart, Jr. Steven S. Agosta Prof. James D. Cox Steven H. Hough Dennis B. Alexander • Douglas G. Crosby Darrell A. Hutchinson Ronald Y. Amemiya Helen B. Culiner Melvin Laub Gerald L. Anchor Robin J Dezember Robert S. Luft Ri chard S. Berger Peter Charl es Dowler Samuel A.8. Lyo ns Jeffrey E. Boly • Paul Dresni ck Thomas M. Marovich Thomas A. Brady • Robert L. Fletcher, Jr. M. Michael Meheen Susan S. Briggs Gerry R. Ginsberg Hon. Theodore E. Millard, Ret. ... Robert J Bruss David B. Harrison ... Frederi c T. Muegenburg, Jr. • Hugh R. Coffin Walton D. Hong ... Peter P.J N g Allan H. Coons Larry M. Hultquist ... Albert F. Pagni Allen H. Cox William S. Hunter Donald F. Robertson ... Anthony P. David • Robert 8. Hutchinson M ARVIN SUSS M A N (,SO) Donald S. Rutherford Norman L. Fletcher Kenneth F. Johnso n ... Barry A. Schulman Edwin B. Hales David B. Judson William J Thompso n Ronald G. Harrington Philip L. Judson '" Hon. Robert H. Tourtelot JE. "John" Holmes III ... Laurence W. Kessenick • Thomas L. Uniack Hon. Edward B. Huntington Hon. Patrick J Mahoney Theodore P. Veganes .. Dennis A. Ing Thomas E. Malley, Jr. AJvin R. Wohl Allan Jacobs • John R. Martineau • Ri chard W. Younkin James V. Jones ... Charles J. Mazursky Hon. Robert F. Kaster Ben McClinton CLASS OF 1965 ( 14%) .. , Hon. Robert M. Letteau Timothy C. Middleton lames E. Sh ekoycm , Class Agellt .. Dav id S. Lichtenstei n • Hon. William D. Mudd Michael J Connich Milton H. Mares Arnold B. Myers Edward M. Cook III Gordon E. McClintock ... John E. Nordin Han. James B. Cuneo Malcolm E. McLorg Victor P. Obninsky Steven B. Daggett ... Peter Z. Michael Stewart R. Such man Gregory R. Dallaire Philip D. Mortenson Ronald J Van Amberg George H. Ellis Duane L. Nelson • James E. Wallace, Jr. • Thomas N. Fat ... Stephen E. ewton • Gary T Giacomini William M. O'Mara All en A. Haim Jude Thaddeus A. Powers ALBERT R . AB RAMSON ('54) UC Hastings College of the Law 25 CLASS AGENTS HAROLD SILEN ('57) GEORGE KING ('58) BRUCE M . LUBARSKY (,62) JAMES C. HAGEDORN (,63 ) TERRENCE A . CALLAN ('64 ) CLASS OF 1970 ( 15%) Mark A. Klein • Thomas C. Fallgatter Michael L. Freed • Phdip W Barrelletti, Class Agellt Steven F. Lowe ••• Steven H. Felderstein ~Ii c ha e l H. Gay ••• Bruce and Judy Anticouni • John 1. ~ leGregor Steven L. Finston Hon. Thomas D. G lasser • Robert O . Appleton, Jr. Michael F leGrew Gary N. Gershon • Robert M. Graubard Edward M. ArchIbald Prof ~Iadelme G. McLaughlin • Clement L. Glynn David S. G reenseld Irving S. Bertram Hon. John tl.1. ~Ieyer He n. Dan C. Grimmer Jim Gulseth • Bernard B. Blatte Ri chard S. li chaels • Alan Grossman Bruce E. Hall Hugh 1. Cadden Kenneth S. Ogden • Thomas A. Haeuser Hon. John F. Her"hy • Thomas R. Curry Andrew W. O lsson Peter G. Hanson Helen Vuen Hmg Hui Carl S. East • Gary B. Rothbart Dennis 1. Holahan Hon. Steven E. Jahr Comm. Stephen K. Easton Paul D. Supnik • Larry C. Holman • William 1. James ... L. Ri chard Fi scher Terry 1. Viele Martha F. Howard ... Charlene H. Johnson Kenneth S. Games W. Bruce Wold Edward Jew John E. Kalin • Robert C. Gebhardt Timothy D. Woo, Jr. John n Kaheny Allan H Keown Anthony W. Gibbs Steven E. Kaplan Caroline A. Kerl Barry 1. Goldstell1 CLASS OF 1972 ( 13%) Wilham F. Kenefi ck, Jr. • .. H . Sinclair Kerr, Jr. Robert Gonzales ... John F Staley, Class Age/lt Hon. Robert K. Kurtz ... Jane G. Kerr James W. Guthrie John P. Barne Philip B. Laird, Jr. • Roy 1. Koegen Hen. James F. Iwasko Arnold I. Bennigson .. John H. Lejnieks .. Assoc. Dean Carol M. Lee Charles R. Jensen • Kenneth W Bond Scott A. Martin Barry L. Levine Vernon A. Kalshan DennIS E. Carlton Michael D. Mason • G eorge M. Lindahl • Bruce D. Ketron Lee A. Chilcote Bruce B. ~!cCrea Michael 1. Loeb MIchael La Placa, Jr. Bruce 1. Cogan Martin H. Milas Hon. Alison C. ,lac Kenzie Susanne f\ 1. ~ lartinez Michael L. CurtIS ... Ronald A. Miller Lt. Col. M. Malone, USMC, Ret. ... Brian D. Monaghan Thomas G. Dobyns ... Thomas E. ~ I iller Willi am . Markley II I James P. Moore Ruth E. EISenberg Anthony M. Muir Judith A. Mazia ... John B. Moorhead Raymond G. Ellis Kathl een A. Murray Richard G. Mc Burnie ... Franklin K. Mukai David T. Fujikawa Frank 1. Noll Dr. Charles 1. McClain, Jr. ••• Vincent A. t\luzzi Douglas 1. Hammerstrom Rodney C. Olsen Jack B. McCowan, Jr. ... Dennis C. Poulsen ... Prof Candace 1. Heisler Hon. John K. Pearson • Louis James Menendez aomi R. Ramsden Bernard G. Howell .. Terry L. Rakow C. Phillip Moore, CPT, USA, Ret . John T Ready Seymour Israel Terrence D. Ranahan Neil P. Myers Stephen N. Rosen Andrew M. Ives, Jr. • Michael B. Read Tanya M . Neiman Ronald L. Shingler Normand V. Lussier William R. Russell Jeffrey C. Nelson Dennis D. Slattery Robert E. Lyle Gregory 1. Ryken Michael V. Nudelman James A. Thompson Jon S. Malsnee Gary D. Samson Robert B. Odell , Jr. L. Kent Walton • Louis M. Marlin John S. Simonson John A. Peterson ... William P. Wasserman Frank C. ~Iarshall, Jr. Randall G. Simpson Ann M. Ravel • Hendnk F. Wentholt ... David I. ~ !cClam WIlham B. Smith Mark H . Rosenthal Peter C. ~ leCord ... Michael T. Solomon ... Robert Sakai CLASS OF 1971 ( 17%) Douglas R. ~!cCorquodale • Hon. George A. Spadoro James P. Schenkel ,Ylichael F O'COllllOr, Class Age"t Gary E. ~IcCu rdy • John E. Stinchfield Kenneth 1. Schmier Freda E. Abbott ~Iurray ~1. ~ I eeker Ri chard S. Stone .. Prof Elaine W. Shoben Peter Arth, Jr. John Michael O'Connor .. Timothy P. Sull ivan Hon. Shari K. Si lver CurtIS W. Berner Jack E. Perktns Paulette 1. Taylor Eric S. Steinberg Jerome A. Blaha Tucker W. Peterson George P. Thomas, Jr. Harry W. Swainston Stephen D. Bomes James B. Preston Brenton N. Ver Pl oeg John T. Swan Hon Robert S. Boyd John I. ReIdenbach Martha E. Whittaker • William L. Tan ... Ltnda 1. Brown Terence 1. Shannon ... Kristian D. Whitten Harold B. Thompson • • 0 David ~1. Buoncristiani James E. Sheldon • lary Beth Uitti Hon. Patrick K. Canfield ... Paul M. Shimoff CLASS OF 1974 ( 18%) • Donald L. Vance Thomas H. Carmody Stephen M. Sidwell Mark F Ornellas, Class Agent Douglas A. Voorsanger .. Ii chael \V. Case Andrew C Sigal Kathryn R. Anderson ... Michael H. Voss Eugene B. CeccottJ •• Thomas 1. Tusan Justice James A. Ardaiz Kenneth C. Wa rd te\'en A. Chase Anne Unverzagt Murray M. Aron David P. Whmidge Hon. Dennis F Coupe Robert 1. Walling Robert E. Aune David J. Williamson Peter C. Da\'is Howard K Wawns Steven W. Baker Donna M. Woo Joseph E. Deenng, J1. Stephen E. Webber • James M. Baynes Randall W. Wulff Daniel G. FarthIng Susan N. Weber ... Paul F. Bennett Gordon Y. Yamamoto Stanley A Femgold • Stephen P. WIman • William E. Boyd • Richard W. Young William F. F1ahavan, Jr •• Benjamin R. Winslow Harry R. Bruno, Jr. Hen. Edward Forstenzer • Steven C. Wolan Terry M. Carlson, Jr. CLASS OF 1975 ( 17%) Comm William R. GJrgano Barry Wolm • Annie Carpeneti ... Michael D. Tom, Class Agen t Robert B. Ge, IV Gerald J Zanzmger Eddie Y. Chin Ida O. Abbott Charles I. Gibbs DaVId L. Cohen Manuela Albuquerque Dean RIchard Goldman CLASS OF 1973 ( 16%) • Elizabeth A. Coyne Hon. Lunell C. Anderson Charles Greenwood Roberr Ra msey, Jr. , Class Agen t Robert G. Crow Carolyn S. Attktsson '" Prof. Jay E. Grenig ~ltchael G. Arkelian John E. Darr III Thomas Y. Au ... Ambassador Kathryn Walt Hall Hon. Richard A. Bennett Hon. John W. DeGroot ... Deborah S. Ballati Dennis J Hannigan Prof John C. Bost Senator Jon E. Ellingson Paul M. Bartktewicz Paul T Hanson Prof James W. Colli ton Randall M. Faccinto •• James P. Bennett • Thomas L. Hmkle Donald T. Cook • Gennaro A Filice III Prof Michael S. Botello Ronni Jackl "'orbert 1. DIckman Cmdr. Hugh D. Finley, Ret Peter Bresciani Paulene Jaman • Richard A DlOnebler Dianna E. FlemlOg Charles S. Bridges Bam A. Johnson Peter ~ 1 Donnson tewart H . Foreman • Kent N Calfee Comm. !-.ltchael L KanOlnen, Ret James R Dunworth Christie L. Fraser Ronnie G Caplane 26 Hasnllgs Comnllllltt)' - Winter 2006 -~ David W. Clingman Han. Ronald B. LeIghton RI cha rd J Ayoob .. John J Davis, Jr. ••• tVlatthew Levitan David Bargman CLASS AGENTS Paul Escobosa ••• DavId Maher lilly, Jr. Brian Barsotti ... MIchael M. Fleming Wi lli am G. MaImone • Cassandra B. Bernstein Anthony F. Gantner Thomas B. Mason Lynn e Carberry James B. Gildea Han. Michael Mattice DIane D. Clarke Abigail Ginzberg Thomas E. McDermott ••• I rene P. Cohn John 1. Giovan none •• Han. Jamoa A. Moberly Willi am Corman Steven H. Gurnee Mi chael W. Morrison ••• Ri chard C. Davidoff Patrick J. Hagan Robert A. Muhlbach • Justice Betty L. Dawson • Kathleen M. Hallissy John H. O'Reilly Stanley E. Doty Judith A. Hanks Alan M. Oshi ma Hon, John P. Doyle Gail B. Hayes Hon. Donna Petre ••• Kenneth B. Drost Lawrence Herbert Paul A. Podnd • D. Greg Durbin Marie F. Hogan Douglas W. Price • Jeann e W. Durbin Fredric R. Horowitz Han. Nancy L. Ra smussen Elizabeth A. England Loren D. Hostek Han. Jaime R. Roman Trudy A. Ernst Edward E. Houseman William I. Rothbard ••• Frederi ck M. Etzel Loren C. Ipse n Joseph H. Schieffer Han. Donald R. Franson, Jr. Thomas H. Jamison • Jean L. Schm idt Prof. Christian G. Fritz Bruce J. Janlgian Elaine M. eid Marc D. Garfinkle ALFRED M . K . WONG (,64) • Paul L. Knight Paul M. Sl. John Gordon W. Gregory Robert F. Kull ••• David V. Stiles Robert A. Hawley Alexander L. Lawrence Robert J Stumpf. Jr. ., J. G. Hetherington Carl Li ppenberger Therese W. Tamara • Ri chard J Hicks Virginia J. Lum Catherine M. Van Aken Susan K. Hoerger ••• Thomas J. MacBride, Jr. Wayne O. Veatch, Jr. Thomas B. Jacob William T. Manierre Sec. Ann M. Veneman teger P. Johnson Timothy M. McMahon •• Bruce F. Wolfe •• Michael D. Joseph • Joseph Millard ••• Meril yn Wo ng ••• Jennifer L. Keller ••• Jeffrey I. Nadrich David S. Worthington Marilyn Klinger ••• Ronald W. Nelson Robert B. Yee David H. Kremer Patrick A. Nielson Carol K. Yocum • Howard W. lind 1. Virginia Peiser Hon. Jane York Bruce M . Lorman Douglas L. Pitchford Thomas D. Zeff Paula Z. Mahan ••• Basil N. Plastiras Donna C. Maizel Martha C. Radcliffe CLASS OF 1977 ( 13%) ••• Academic Dean Leo P. Martinez Joel R. Rubin ••• Robert E. Freitas, Class Agellt Edward Mastrangelo Monica R. Sa lusky Andrew W. Baird John I. McBeth Thelma S. Sam ulan Kathryn A. Bannai • William E. McDonnell, Jr. GUY O . KORNBLUM ('66) • RIchard L. Seabolt .,. Elaine R. Bayus •• • Barbara J. Morgen • B. Scott Silverman Marcy J. Bergman •• Ronald N. Ohata •• Han. lillian K. Sin g, Ret . • •• Hill Blackett II I •• Arthur B. Page Kathleen A. Sltinner ••• Eli zabeth Franco Brad ley Mary Noel Pepys • John L.B. Smith • Kathleen A. Callaghan Kurt C. Peterson Charles P. Starkey • Donald W. Carlson Robert L. Pollak John K. Sutherland ... Joan L. Cassman Marcy Railsback Charles M. Thompson ••• Merle C. Chambers ••• William M. Richardson Robin B. Wakshull Michael N. Cummings Craig H. Ric hlin Eric G. WalUs • Mollie J. Dent • David J. Rivera William W. Washauer • Lisa Finkelstein •• Larry C. Russ Ronald H. Wecht .,. Patrick L. Forte • Robin Russell Philip H. Welch IV Bruce M. Friedman Jeanette M. Salltin Jan O. Werner Donald A. Fri end ••• Robert K. Sail Ellen M. York Sharon K. Garrett •• R. Eli Samora ••• Thomas C. Geiser Juliette T. Sarmiento CLASS OF 1976 ( 17%) '" Dennis W. Ghan ••• Brad S. Sel igman •• Kim R. Marois, Class Agellt •• Joseph F. Green •• Sandra V. Serrano Mark B. Abelson • Thomas M. Hart IV Han. Marcia S. Settel John R. Andrada David P. Hodges John H. Stephens BRIAN O . THIESSEN (,67) •• Robin Baggett Doreathea Johnson • Randy K. Steverson •• Thomas L. Becket Barry L. Kanel ... Jane Stratton Han. Stephen D. Bradbury Gail M. Kang .- Han. Robert S. Tafoya Mary E. Butler Robert M. Kohn I-I on. Imogene L. Wa lker Jed Z. Callen • Stephen J. Kottmeier David E. Wheeler Allen J. Capeloto Peter C. Lagarias •• Gene W. Wong Peter S. Chalfant David O. Ledbetter Kenneth K. P. Wong Martha M. Chase Randall S. Leff Lawrence Vee •• Steven K. Chung Lawrence 1. Less Victoria B. Zatkin Ruth F. Claiborne Gordon A. Letter • Susan C. Colsky Judith A. Levinthal CLASS OF 1979 ( 14%) • James B. De Golia Bruce A. Lyo n ••• Valerie A. Fontaille, CLass Age"r Stephen M. Dean Barbara H . Manierre Marc E. Abramson • Richard Domholt Ri chard I. Marx '" James A. Bach Dennis P. Eckhart • Philip R. Matthews • Bobby L. Bierig • Kevin D. Farrell Daniel J. McVeigh Bernie E. Brown Diane W. Farthing •• Patrick K. Moore Betty C. Bullock Linda S. Feldman •• Laura A. Myers Jeffrey W. Bush Prof. Peter L. Fitzgerald ••• Kenneth E. Olivier Kieran K. Carter MICHAEL F. O ' CONNOR ('71 ) Jesse L Gaines •• Thomas A. Pistone •• Dana M. Cole A. Bruce Gilmore Christopher P. Ramsey C. Randall Cook Comm. David E. Gunn Dennis D. Res h Maureen E. Corcoran • Eric R. Haas Frederick E. Royce III ••• Susan K. Davidoff Patrick T. Hall • Loretta Siciliano Scott P. De Vries Alice M. Haller Charles M. Sink • Jack E. Dittoe James A. Harbi n •• Gregory W. Stepanicich ... Kevin Domecus James G. Harlan Elizabeth O. Stumpf ••• Carol Wieckowslti Dreyer '" Robert T. Hasla m Robert L. Tan •• Barry S. Engel Andre E. lardini Lynn K. Thompson Joseph E. Fanucei Michael H. Jester Leslie R. Tyler Philip W. Ganong Han. Mi chael M. Johnson ••• Janet Mead Unterman • Amiram 1. Given Han. Stephen J. Kane James R. Webb David A. Goldberg • Han. Scott L. Kays .... David Weston ... Ma rc Goldstein •• Michael A. Kelly ••• M. Ki rby Wilcox Louis J. Goodman • Richard K. Keyes • Marcia L. Green Gregory P. Kni ghts CLASS OF 1978 ( 16%) Rosemary Hart ••• John A. Koeppel James S. Bubar. Class Age", David W. Healy • Ch ri stopher L. Lau Han. Clifford R. Anderson II I •• Cheryl K. Hetherington Judith Ledbetter ••• Joseph Andrews lary K. Hillyard JOHN F . STALEY ("72) UC Hastings College of the Law 27 CLASS AGENTS M A Rt< F . ORNELLA S (,74) KIM R . M AROIS (,76 ) JAM ES S . BUB AR ('78 ) VALERIE A . FONTAINE (,79 ) HOWARD H . RUBEN ('82) (Class of '79 cO"'''''lfd) Warren T. Pratt A. Curtis Sawyer, Jr. .•• Cynthia Kerwin Birmingham Morgan Prickett David M. Schoenfeld Alaine Parry Brandt Robert A. Julian • Alan W. Schulkin .. John R. Shuman, Jr. Alice M. Bray • Adam C. Kent • Gerald T Sekimura ... David Siegel • Carol A. Brittain ••• Soung S. KIm • Tad S. Shapiro Thomas P. Sieisenger • Neil H . Brown PhIlip D. Kohn ... Harry A. Sherr .. Marla A. Stark Marie-Louise Caro Robert N. Kwan Michael R. Simmonds •• Brian R. Strange Austin B Conley, Jr. lvllml R LeWIS ... Bru ce L. Simon Kay E. Tindel Prof Steven K. Derian RIchard G. Logan, Jr. James I. Stang .. Lawrence A . Towers Susan L Derian ~ lartin Lovinger • Eric C. Starr Laurie Vender-Halper Kathleen K. DeSantis Lawrence B. Low Timothy L. Stewart Gregory N. Weiler Nancy Eisenschiml Laura Massey • Peter T Stone Philip Wild Philip B. Feldman • Sally 1. McCabe ... Roderick ~!. Thompson Gregory F. Winslow Thomas M. Giller George T McDonnell • James M. Wagstaffe Lynne M. Yerkes Paul Glenchur Peter Martin Nelson Amy E. Wind Marc N. Zimmerman • Larry M. Golub ... Jonathan Novak KInton P. Harper Hon. Lawrence J O 'Neill CLASS OF 1981 ( 16%) CLASS OF 1982 ( 13%) ..• Susan Harriman .• Richard R. Patch C. Randolph FishbunI, Class Agent Rabbi Howard H . Rubell, Class Agellt Howard A . Herman Guy D. Petzold • Randall M. Babbush Eli zabeth Aguilar-Tarchi Wendy A. Herzog ••• Bruce R. Pfaff D. Mi chael Bailey Cathryn Arnell Hon. Brad R. Hill ••• Donald 1. Putterman Van P. Baldwin David W. Boston ... Gregg B. Hovey Hon. Elaine Rushing Barry L. BellovIn R. James Bradford .. Jeff E. Johnson • Marc L. Sallus Ronald 1. Boehm ... Guy A. Campisano, Jr. Thomas W. KIntner F. Eric Saunders David A. Borgen E. F. Cash-Dudley Evie Kintzer David D. Scott .. Prof Patricia C. Bradford • Peter W Clapp Elise Kl eIn Marc L. Shea .. Robert H. Bunzel Lu cia tvL Diamond .• Rebecca U. Litte neker Col. John H Smith III John W. Busterud Randi 1. Eisner Richard P. Maggio ••• Thomas D. Trapp Michael A. Caldarola Bruce R. Ellisen Patri ck S. Mattimore Antonio Valdez Richard T Clampitt ... Alyce Rubinfeld Fox Michael C. Millea • Jay P. WertheIm • Hon. C. Don Clay ... James H. Fox ••• Dr. Russell H . Miller lvlichael H. Yan cey • Lisa C. Clay Benjamin W. Gale Gerald F. Mohun, Jr. .. Joseph L. Cole Linda 1. Garrett Elizabeth A. Nova CLASS OF 1980 ( 13%) .. Conrad ~!. Corbett Steven 1. Gray Peter 1. Nova ••• Matthew Larrabee, Class Agent Kari 1. Crudup Gregory L. Harper Mark W. Okey ••• Joseph 1. Babich .... Lu ann Cserr • Jonathan P. Hayden Mark Petersen • Belinda D. Beckett • Hon. Paula D evens Patri cia A. Higa Mary Pryor ••• Brian T Borders ~Iargaret M. EllIott Samuel F. Hoffman Suzanne D . Rogers Roberta A. Burcz AlIson S. Fay Robert 1. Kaneda Kyle T. Sakumoto Gretchen A. Busterud Lori B. Feldman ... Dr. Paul H.J. KIm • Gerald L. Sauer • ChrIstopher M. Carlett! ... M. Wainwright Fishburn, Jr. Peter 1. Kokalis Prof. Joseph M. Schilling •• Hon. Lisa Hart Cole ." Mark E. Foster Jennifer A . Kue nste r Jeanne tte Stephan Robert W. Cosby Raymond T. FUJII Perry L. Landsberg Rachel Ullman Prof Laura E. Cunningham Roger Furman ... Richard A. LappIng Mi chael A. Vacchio .,. Roger A. Dreyer Ray D. Gardner .. John S. Lim Stephen G. Watson William IV. Farrer ... Thomas F. Gede Lois R. Limbach Ellen 1. Winograd •. Santiago Fernandez • Prof Anna I. Han Linda G. Lipscomb • Joseph Wynne KeVin IV. Finck • Fred M. Hartwick I!I Martha D. McKenna Mark S. Zemelman Adalee Goldberg • James A . Haverkamp • Michael P. McNamara • Cathy D. Goldstein Stuart 1. Hollander Dr. James W. Moore CLASS OF 1984 ( 10%) Lance B. Gordon ... Rebecca A. Hull Janet A Nexon • Robert 1. Pia , Class Agent • Peter T. Harding Cynthia W. Iser Paul M. Nichols Michael S. Appel •• John R. Heisse II Martin A. Jaffe Christine Noma .• Nestor Barrero ~hchael 1. Henderson Faith Jansen • B. Mark Nordman Joseph W. Bell Phyllis Townsend Henderson Sheri E. Joseph • Karl Olson Jeffrey S. Blanck Robert \Y. Hodges Paula R. Katz Sarah F. Pattison Matthew R. Broad • Scott R Hoyt Hon. Ruth A . Kwan Lee N. Pliscou Andrea W. Cassidy Lawrence Ise r Russell Leibson Betty H. Richardson Hon W. C han ••• Prof Bnan C. Johnson Jeannette D. Lejardi Abby Rosmarin • Shawn M. Christianson Barbara H. Karlin .. Michael T Lucey Jan A. Rutherdale Martha 1. Clark Jeffrey H Karlin Harvey 1. Lung ancy B. Samiljan George Corral, Jr. Prof John Lande .. Bruce E. MacMillan •• Charlotte M. Saxon Cynthia L. Crosby ... Diane W Larrabee ••• lelanie Stoff MaIer Curt A. Schultz G. Hallett Denton Hubert Lenczowski Coralie C. Matayoshi Rik N. Siro Mary P. Dooley Han, Jonathan Le\\ • Philip A. ~IcLeod Michael B. Smith Harry M. Dorfman Rosa lyn LoomIS Sheda M. Muldoon • Barbara H. Stikker Noemi C. Espinosa Laura R. Lowell Sandi L. ichols • Thomas 1. Stikker .. Han. Katherine Feinstein Joseph P ~l ascO\ich Ronald IV. Novotny Robert M. Stone Paul D. Fife • Jerold T :-'!atavoshl Douglas W. Oldfield Ben Suter Anne M. Foster • Denms E. ~IcL ean ... Jane C. Pan dell • Karen Wagstaffe Michael W. Fox • Mercedes U. ~! oreno ... Timothy G. Patterson Jerome V. Wa ye Arthur S. Frumkin :-'hchael A :-'!ullery ••• Robert M. Pattison Mitchell L. Gaynor L\"nne ~ewhouse-Segal Ste' en M Perl CLASS OF 1983 ( 12 %) Harry A. Hanson !I I Albert 1. 0:lcora • Robert ~!. Peterson Nail M . Castie, Class Agent John J Huber Dand! Ogren Edward M. Pollock Mary M. Adu Jon M IshIbashI PatricIa T Ohara · Drew E. Pomerance Jean Amabile Sharon E Jaffe . Kendall Patton • Ehzabeth A. Santt Kathryn G. Bergenholtz • Hon. Kathleen A Kelly 2 Hasnngs Community - Winter 2006 CynthIa ~I. Loe Frances Anne H Peck ... Jeffrey B. RoslCha n .. John A. MacKerron Ke nneth W. Rosenberg Cynthia R. Rowland CLASS AGENTS ~Iary C. lal in Jonathan C. Scop Manuel Saldana • Kimberly Marteau Edward L. Shaffer •• Patnce C. Scatena William T. McCullough ... Jay M . Spillane Scott A. Schiff ... ~I. EIi13beth ~IcDaniel K. James Steiner, Jr. • Ri chard Song-Uk Kim Hon. David M. Mintz David G. Tekell Breck C. Tostevln Leslie ~I. ~Iitch e ll • Stephen P. Vi ll ano .. Paul H. Yong Peter S. Myers .. Jennifer L. O 'Connor CLASS OF 1987 ( 11 %) CLASS OF 1989 ( 12%) Joseph C. Owens Da niel S. York, Class Agent Franklin T. Watson, Class Agellt • Paul J. Riehle Michael A. Abraham Lawre nce S. Achorn Donald 1. Sajor Daniel W. Alexander Victor N. Alam Judith Debra Sapper .. Robert F. A nselmo • Cesar V. Alegri a, Jr. Cheryl A. Sena William R. Brown, Jr. Amy R. Ba ch • Elizabeth P. Serebransky Carl eton R. Burch • D aniel R. Bl akey • Leslie 1. Sherman David L. Canas Raymond P. Bol anos .. Glenn Q. Snyder 1. Jeff C hambliss Steven C. Bolen Eric H . Werner Judy H. C hen Patrick G. Cannon Dale A. Zusi • Steven 1. Elie Joyce M. artun Carol C. Farrer James L. Cobb N A N M . CASTLE ('83 ) CLASS OF 1985 ( 11 %) Stephe n 1. Fowler • Steven M. Cooper Brandon D. Ball"' , Class Agen, .. , Alan J. Friedman Catherine M. Dac re •• Zinnia C. Barrero James L. Gill ies Deborah A. Daniloff G. David Brinton Michael L. Greene • Mark W. Dams Lisa K. Chanoff Barbara Gregoratos Judith A. De Franco Priscilla H . Douglas • Jennife r C. Hagle Thomas D. Domonoske Peter 1. Engstrom • Robert L. Hagle, Jr. Kimberly Fulle rton Stephen 1. Erigero Hon. William K. Hamlin • Nancy L. Gillespie Hon. Gerald M. Etchingham •• lvlona Z. Hanna Ke rry Gleeson Bolen David A. Frank • Philip 1. Hayes • Timothy J. Gorry ... Carin T. Fujisalu .. Marc S. Hurd Gayle M. Green R. Justin Garon Pamela T. Ireland • Gina L. Guerra Matthew 1. G eyer Michael K. Johnson Han. David E. Haracz Eli H . Glovinsky ... Anne Murphy Kell ey Ian Hardcastle • Gisele M . Goetz Janet Kulig Christopher A. Hilen PhIllip 1. Goldberg Allen 1. Lana James 1. Jordan .. Pel' J. Guh ." Kenneth R. Lehman John Pyung Ku Lee David A. Harri s ... C harlone N. Makoff u. Susan D. Lee Colleen M. Heck Jo Ann Montoya Eri c M. Leenerts TIMOTHY B . MILLS ('86) John A. 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Fogarty Jan A. Kobayashi Mary C. Merz Suzanne R. Fogarty Daven G. Lowhurst Shoko T. M iehael Stacey M. Garrett Mark C. Lucas Andrew R. Moore Eva Giordano .. Charles P. Maher Benjamin A. Nix Ruth V. Glick Betty 1. Orvell ... Marjorie Allen Reese Leslie S. Gold Lynette M . Parker Larry H . Rocamora Helen R. Goldsmith JUN E M ORSE MO Y NI HAN (,94) UC Hastings College of the Law 29 CLASS OF 1994 ( 10%) Rebe((J.\ SJfO\"Jn AMon I ~Io .. "rl\\ III • IWl(~ .\Ione ,\loymIIcHl, Class Agt>w Amy Kate Shepherd 'u\..hol 'Jm IJllll' \ GonZJIt... l Sheda B Allen han R Sorem All''\JndrJ S NJrJnlll ~In" l'n~ R I ~ Ir In Ste, en PAllen Laura B. Stack Laurel T 1',111 •• -\uJrl'\, ,\ Ir,,"11\ .. Douglas A Axel Stacey A Sulhan ShJrilyn RU'tt> PJym> \lJttht"" R Krl"lh'r \ Itchael S. Brandt .. Jolene A Yee PrJs.1nnJ \V RJSIJh Chari<-, I Kul" KathrYn \1 Burke IJme., R, RoberL\On Ruh, f l."h 30 Hasnllgs Commlllllty - Wi Iller 2006 lIana K. Waxman DanIel J. Hum Amanda S. Clark CLASS AGENTS Andrew W. Ingersoll LalOy C. larke Lauren M Williams Christina J. Kim Kevin M. C T,lbtrce hene C. Yang • Tim L. La ske Brcnda C. rawford DavId B. Zisser t\lanssa J. LeKhter Paul E. DavIS Jeanne ~ I. ~ IcK1I1n ey .. Shane Anthony Q Dllon CLASS OF 2007 (6 %) Susan C. t\ loriarity Jdl E. Don/el!. Teresa E. Battista ~hnh T. Nguyen Robert Eaton Meghann W Boyle JamIe P. Nyc Rodolfo Estrada Amanda D. Cane\'aro Aaron L. Renenger James L. Fogarty Ncela O. hakravartula Amy E. Rose had A. Gallagher Jcn111fer S. Cohen Regan L. Rush ~ I.mhew D. Goldberg Lynn A. ombs Sarah E. Schroeder Jocelyn Anne N. Gonzales Bnan P. Coughlan L1I1da M. Sekigahama Jonathan Good Ann K. un Jen111fer L. Small Andrew J. Green Bradley R. Daniels Dara Tabesh l\ leaghan P. Hemmll1gs Kevin . Donovan Sharina I. Talbot Sara A. Il ilbrich • Eric M. Grodberg Stephen R Tollafield Batya R. Horowitl: Anne . I ladreas Gene H. Yee Maria Anna K. Hrcshchyshyn Jcns M. Iverson Armando Zambrano Drevet J. Hunt Nicholas T. Jones ara L. 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Agliano, Ret. '59 Academic Dean Leo P. Martinez '78 Joseph Andrews '78 Charles J. Mazursky '69 TOWER CLUB Anonymous M. Elizabeth McDaniel '84 ($2,500 to $4,999) Bru ce N. Anticouni '70 Albert H. Meyerhoff Albert R. Abramson '54 Judy Anticouni Ronald A. Miller '73 Paul F. Bennett '74 Adam C. Aparicio '03 Dr. Ru ssell H. Miller '83 Donald Berhang Joseph J. Babich '80 Roland and June Minami Family Cynthia Kerwin Birmingham '83 James A. Bach '79 Endowment Fund Linda J. Brown '7 1 Prof. Lotte Bailyn Barbara J. Morgen '78 Joan L. Cassman '77 Deborah S. Ballati '75 Li sa Morrow Edward M. Digardi '47 James R. Bancroft '49 Prof Emerita Beatrice A. Moulton Kenneth B. Drost '78 Hon. Mario H. Barsotti, Ret. '55 Franklin K. Mukai '70 Bret E. Field '92 Elizabeth Franco Bradley '77 Vincent A. Muzzi '70 Mark E. Foster '8 1 Robert J. Bruss '67 Jeffrey I. Nadri ch '75 Alyce Rubinfeld Fox '82 David M. Buoncristiani '7 1 Stephen D. Natcher '65 James H. Fox '82 Terrence A. Callan '64 Bernard W. 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Salzan ladalyn Hoberg California Chapter [RegIOn 15 J David L. I 36 Hasnngs Community - Willler 2006 WI T H THE ALUMNI Alumni Events State Bar Alumni Reception - September 9, 2005, San Diego Natalie Leollard ('04), Randolph Linehan ('75), La Audrey Hill, Hon. Brad Hill ('83), Jane Baxter, Tom Fat ('65) and Hastings Board of Directors member Toya Redd (,01), Academic Dean Shaulla Marshall, California Supreme Court Justice Marvin Baxter ('66), Brian Monaghan ('70). Alumni Board of Governors member Vernon Goins Alumni Board of Governors President Mercedes MorellO (,97), arid Paul Supnik ('71). ('80), and Hon. Don Franson ('78). Jamie Nye ('02), Matt Hurlimann ('01), Alumni Board Aubrey Weldon ('74), San Diego Alumni Chapter Mercedes Moreno ('80) (second from left) , current of Governors member Pete Burns ('00), Alumni Board President Vin Casiano ('99), and Michael Begovich ('85). Alumni Board of Governors President, with fonner of Governors member and 1066 Foundation Trustee Presidents Gregg Hovey ('83), Jamoa Moberly ('76), Chris Holland (,92), and Connie Merriett ('02). and Hon . Brad Hill ('83). Black Alumni Chapter New Student Welcome - October 5, 2005, Oakland, CA Challcellor and Dean Mary Kay Kane (center), flanked Kofi Acquaah-Arhin (,07), Mark Ja ckson ('94), Joi Eric Casher ('06) and Aubrey Weldon ('74). by Black Alumni Chapter Co-Presidents Vernon Goins Garner (,07), LaJohnne White ('06), Daniel O 'Blenis ('97) and Danielle Ochs-Tillotson ('95). (,07), Kumani Annstrong ('95), and Ronald Taylor ('95). UC Hastings College of the Law 37 Las Vegas Dean's Reception - November 2, 2005 1Villimn Urga ('70), former Nevada Governor Robert Randolph Howard ('74), Eva Guo ('94), Justice Bob Goodwin ('74), David Kahn ('90), and Je /mifer List (,62), and Doug Crosby ('69). Michael Douglas ('74), and Richard Scotti ('88). Passmore. Edward Lanigar (,72), Natalie Lanigar, Cassandra Cha/Kellor and Dean Mary Kay Kane, Yadira Rios Cordova ('05), and A ndrew Massey ('05). (,0 7), and Justin Bennet. Legacy Dinner, November 15,2005, in the Skyroom at Hastings The Alumni Legacy Dinner is hosted twice a year by the Alumni Association, organized by Past President of the Association Hon. Brad Hill ('83). By ra ndom drawing, ten students are selected to enjoy an intimate evening with distinguished alumni. This year's guests were Justice Carol Corrigan ('75) and Brad Seligman ('78) . Pas t alumni guests incl ude Justice Marvin Baxter (' 66); Hon. Willie Brown ('58); Hon. John S. Herrington (,64), the former U. S. Secretary of Energy; Hon. Lois Haight Herrington ('65); Hon. Timothy Reardon ('66); Kevin Shelley ('83); Peter Siggins ('80); and Sen. Jackie Speier ('76). Dean Kane at the Legacy Dinner with studen ts and prominent alumni. Guests includ ed ASUCH President Brian Wang ('06) (first row, second from left) and alumni (to the right of Wang) Brad Seligman (,78), Justice Carol Corrigan ('75), A lumni Association President Mercedes Moreno ('80), and Hon. Brad Hill ('83). Justice Carol Corrigan ('75) with current Brad Seligman ('78). Hastillgs student. 3 HmO/zgs Commzll1Z1y - Wimer 2006 New Bar Admittee Reception and Holiday Party - December 6, 2005 9th Circuit Court of Appeals Building, San Francisco Dennis E Ostrow ('72), Thelma Louie, Dennis Caines Mike Fitzpatrick, Amy Melaugh ('05), Mikey Maffei Sara Keane ('05), Professor Marsha Cohen, Liz Stone (,82), Betty La Vine, and Roben La Vine ('59). ('05) , and Gabriel Bellman ('05). ('05), and Jarrett Nixon ('05). i ,;f i ~I ,- ~ . ~ - .- ·\ ·'t' .. oJ. '-' , \ .'fl '&\. I ' Kiki Miller (guest), Dean Mary Kay Kane, Kris Witten Kathleen McConnell ('05), 1066 Foundatioll Trustee Career Services Director Sari Zimmerman, Christine ('73), alld 1066 Foundation Trustee Tom Miller ('73). and Alumni Board of Governors member Chris Holland Chorney ('76), and Abby Ral"rlsden ('05). (,92), and Hastings Board of Directors member Carin Fujisaki ('85). Andrew Ellsworth ('05), Steve Elie (,87), Andrew Catcher Sanchez, John Sanchez (,0 1), and Susan Sean Chandra ('04) and Amanda Clark ('05). Watters ('05), and Ralph Gallagher ('76). Sanchez. Christian Kemos ('05) and Lisa Alumni Board of Governors member Steve Vall Liere David Catechi ('05) , Suzanne Morris ('05), Jarrett Pheatt ('05). (,91), Thomas LaLanne (,72), and Jelmee LaLanne. Nixon ('05), Liz Stone ('05), and Alumni Boa rd of Governors member Brandon Baum ('85). UC Hastings College of the Law 39 Class Notes ...,..., John B. Lonergan died on December Robert V. Winkler died on October Charles Brodie died on Dec mber 3, 13, 2005, at the age of 97, after a brief 23, 2005, at the age of 85. He attended 2005. He practiced for 30 yea r in Palo illness. He had practiced law in south- Hastings after serving in the military during Alto with the Lay ne Brodie and G rmino ern California for many years, primarily World War II. After graduation, he prac Law Firm. with Lester King, Grand H olcomb, and ticed law in San Leandro, CA, for 50 years. William Guthrie. During his career, he served as President of the San Bernardino Joseph Cotchett was named one of County Bar Association and Governor William Holcomb was profiled in the T op 100 Lawyers in California by of the California State Bar Association. Southern California's San Bernardino Sun the Daily Journal. H e also appeared on Robert J. ("Bob") McKee died on on October 21 , 2005. He is retired but the cover of Northern California Super November 2, 2005, at the age of 95. still active in local issues . Previously, he Lawyers 2005 (published by San Francisco H e was a 38-year veteran of the San worked in the law firm established by his magazine) and was featured in an article Francisco Police Department, retiring father, Grant Holcomb, and was Mayor entitled, "The Man Who Bullies the in 1975 as a sergeant. H e was a mem- of San Bernardino (as his father had Bullies." In a recent case, Mr. Cotchett ber and officer/director of many local been years before) for 18 years. Marvin helped score a victory for California orga ni zations, including the SFPD Police Sussman has joined Bluming Frieman consumers and energy companies by Officers Association, SFPD Veteran Police Franco LLP in New York as Counsel. negotiating a $1.7 billion settlement from Association, Native Sons of California, Houston's El Paso Corp. for illegally and United Irish Cultural Center. manipulating natural gas prices. Walter Eugene R. Kirkpatrick died of cancer on Swanson was elected to the position September 5, 2005. He had built a suc of Judge Advocate for the Veterans of Ferdinand T. Fletcher died on September cessful law practice in his hometown of Foreign Wars, State of California. 20, 2005, at the age of 94, from pneu Long Beach and was active in many com m onia and other age-related complica munity organizations. His volunteer legal tions. H e was a founding member of work included services to the Arbitration Santa Clara County Special Assistant Higgs, Fletcher & Mack, one of San Committee of the Bar Association. John District Attorney William Larsen was Diego's oldest and largest law firms. An J. Sanguinetti died on February 22, 2005. profiled in The Recorder on July IS, 2005. expert in land-use issues, he helped form The article announced Mr. Larsen's the San Diego Foundation. Emmet B. planned retirement at the end of 2005, Hayes wrote to us about the last issue of Anthony Brookman died unexpectedly on after 39 years in the legal profession. Hastings Community. He was concerned D ecember 2, 2005. H e was a WWII hero Donald F. Powell died on D ecember 2, that Class Notes began only with 1948. as an Army Air Corp. Lieutenant. After 2005, in Riverside. H e practiced law for He wrote, "I wonder what happened to law school, he became a personal injury many years at Reid, Babbage & COil, now the numbers of prior classes. They aren't attorney in Oakland, Walnut Creek, and Reid & H ellyer. H e was listed in The Best all dead~ Perhaps they don't contribute. Sacramento in a career that spanned 40 Lawyers in America: 2005-2006. Ronald I don't, as I have run out of money for years. H e was a loyal USC football team G. Skipper continues to practice law pri donating. All I have is gratitude l For a fan, attending almost every game until the marily in San Bernardino and Riverside fine education at H astings, I give thanks day he died. counties. H e serves on the Hastings to Dean Simmons and the fine group of 1066 Foundation Board of Trustees and instructors I enjoyed. I passed the bar as Chair of the Board of Pacific Premier examination with most of my fellow stu Bank, headquartered in Costa Mesa, Willie Brown, Jr. was profiled in two arti dents, and I went on to a career of success CA. He recently received the John B. cles: "Rags to Riches : From Mineola to the as a lawyer. So I say, hurrah for H astings Surr Award, one of the highest awards Moon" in the Sun Reporter (San Francisco) and all its graduates~" given by the San Bernardino County Bar on September 29, 2005; and "In Praise Association. .., of Living Legends," which appeared in late September and earl y October in the Edward Digardi died of cancer on October Sun Reporter, San Joaquin Metro Reporter, 22, 2005. (See page 52.) Oakland Metro Reporter, and California Voice. 40 Hastings Community - WlIlter 2006 Recorder on September I , 2005, civi lliti Bernardino County Sheriff's Department ga tor Samuel Feng ('86), of Feng & Lee, was published in 2005. He is currently a Lawrence 1ng was s I ted and honored sa id Saldamando was "one of the best panel judge for Best Fact Crime Book for as one of the Top 100 Contributors to judges, in my opinion, that th city has. " the Mystery Writers of America's 2006 the County of Maui 's first 100 years of (David) Michael Lawrence was profiled Edgar Allan Poe Awards. He is Legal existence at its centennial c lebration last in the Monterey Herald on Nov mber Counsel for the Sheriff's Department of falL Mr. Ing is a senior partner at ln g, 23, 2005, a month before he r tired. San Bernardino County. Horikawa, Jorgens n & Stewart. Guy O. Appointed in 1979, he was Monter y Kornblum is a principal at Guy Kornblum County's second-ever Public Defender. & Associates, which was recently accepted He served as a Public D fend r longer as a member of the International Group In September 2005, James Arnold than anyone in California's history. of Primerus Law Firm. Mr. Kornblum was named Secretary of the Section of Hon. Laurence Sawyer, a retired Sonoma was a contributing author to A Litigator's Environment, Energy, and Resources of County Superior Court Judge, has joined Guide to Effective Use of Alternative the American Bar Association. Harvey JAMS (Judicial Arbitration & Mediation Dispute Resolution in California (California Goldfine was profiled in The Recorder Services) in San Francisco. Continuing Education of the Bar 2005). on August 30, 2005. H e has served as a He was also select d for Who's Who in Marin County Superior Court commis American Law and Who's Who in the sioner since ] 992, after eight years as a World for 2005-2006. Thomas Malcolm, Superior Court Judge Patrick Mahoney Public D efender and twelve years running an Office Managing Partn r at Jones Day was profiled in The Recorder on August 2, his own law practice. Jerome Lemberger in Los Angeles, was named one of the 2005. H e had found his two years in juve retired in August 2005, "so my wife and Top 100 Lawyers in California by the nile court "exhilarating and challenging I can continue to travel the world. So Daily Journal. Judge Leslie Nichols was and rewarding," but he also admitted that, far we've made it to 79 countries." Mr. profiled in the Los Angeles Daily Journal "after a while, you start to recognize that Lemberger retired from the Army JAG in on June 27, 2005. As a Sup rior Court there's only so much yo u can do." ] 990, then volunteered at Legal Services Judge in Santa Clara, he handles com in Colorado Springs, where he served as plex, big-money cases. According to the Director from 1993 to 2005. profile, "Nichol still seems to s e the ..., essential human drama in them." George R. Nock died in September 2005. While Judge Patrick Coony has completed 3] at Hastings, he was Editor-in-Chief of the years of service as an Administrative Law Hastings Law Review. After graduation Judge for the California Department of from law school, he was a Senior Deputy Social Services. He is also the author of District Attorney in Marin County and a a website, Newsbatch.com, which pro Deputy Attorney General for the State vides encyclopedic information on major of California. He was a Professor at the national political issues. He writes, "I see University of Puget Sound School of Law Dennis Tilton ('70) . voter education as the only realistic path for 23 yea rs . Judge Larry Nord retired in to political reform because an educated the summer of 2003 as Magistrate Judge electorate negates the effect of politi- for the Northern District of California. cal advertising. This is my contribution He had served in that role since 197 1. James S. Armstrong, Jr. died at his home to that effort. " Thomas Flippen lives ..., in Parker, Colorado, on September 13, in Sonoma and is General Counsel for 2005. Dennis Tilton received his third LawRoom.com, a web-based employment master's degree, M.C.J., from Boston Hon. Alexander Saldamando, who law service headquartered in Walnut University in May 2005 (the others received the Latino Alumni Chapter's Creek. After graduation, he practiced are in education and in literature from Alumnus-of-the-Year Award in 2002, in California and Alaska, then earned University of Redlands). In addition to his retired in September after 26 years as an LL.M. in Japanese Law from the legal positions, he is an Adjunct Professor a San Francisco Superior Court Judge. University of Washington. He spent 16 of Criminal Justice for Upper Iowa In a profile of Judge Saldamando in The years living in Japan and practicing with University, teaching criminal law online, a Japanese law firm in Osaka. Byron M. and an instructor in Boston University's Rabin was awarded the Robert A. Ballard CLASS NOTES DEADLINES online Masters of Criminal Justice pro Inn of Court Angelo Palmieri Award 2005 Autumn issue ...... August 1 gram. He teaches English and writing for Maintaining the Legal Profession's Winter issue ...... November 1 part time at Riverside (CA) Community Highest Tradition of Professionalism Spring/Summer isssue ... February 1 College. His Program Evaluation of a and Civility. He was also profiled on Pilot Study of the Taser X20 by the San UC Hasti ngs College of the Law 4 I (I 972 colltilllled) dob r :? l , 200-, in the Los Allgeles James Peterson, Tuolumne County Daily JOltnlCll, which praised hi work a a Supervisor, died on October 25, 2005 EIGHT HASTINGS mediator in range County. from cancer. He had served as District ALUMNI NAMED 3 upervisor since January 2003 and was a member of the T uolum ne County Top CALIFORNIA Judge Ri hard Bennett was profiled in Planning Commis ion from 1989 to 1992. LAWYERS His law practice was in Twain Harte, CA. the St. Helena Star on October 20, 2005, The Daily Journal's 2005 Ii t of the in an article that said, "Over the years, Top 100 Lawyers in Califo rnia Bennett has deriv d the most sa tisfac included eight graduates of Has tings tion from helping people re olve fa mily Byron Mellberg has joined Hoge, Fenton, Coll ege of the Law: Joseph Cotchett disputes and move on with their lives. " Jones & Appel in San Jose as Of Counsel. (, 64), Kamala Harris ('89), Thomas He was appointed to the Napa Municipal His specialty is real estate. Elizabeth Malcolm ('66), Edith Matthai (,75), Court by Governor George Deukmejian Silver has been named Assistant City Thomas Mesereau Jr. (, 79), Brad in 1985. Sandra Blair authored two Attorney of Oakley, CA. She also serves Seligman (, 78), Peter Siggins ('80), publications fo r Continuing Education as Dublin City Attorney. Randall Wulff and Gene Wong (' 78). of the Bar in 2005. She is the edi torial was p rofiled in The Recorder on October onsultant for and author of one article 25, 2005. The article sa id, "These day, Henderson's A merican Journey, premi ered in California Marital Settlement and O ther the fo rmer triallavvyer spends about half in October. (See page 6 for mor inform a Family Law Agreements, third edition, and hi time in ew York. In the wake of tion.) Kristin C. Hoffman was appointed the author of the chapter on property the 911 1 terrorist attacks, a federal di s to the Mari opa County Superi or Court ri ghts and obligations in the new publi trict court picked him to pre ide over an in August 2005. Judge H offman fill ed cation, California Domestic Partnerships. appraisal proceeding to determine insur the vacancy created by the addition of ers' li ability fo r property damage at the Division 92 to the court. Edith Matthai World Trade Center. " Mr. W ulff and his of Robie & Matthai was named one of wife also have a home and two vineyards the Top 100 La'A')'e rs in California by the in Napa, CA. Daily Journal. Her specialty is defend- ing attorneys in legal-malpractice cases and judges before the Council on Judicial Manuela Albuquerque was named Public Perfo rmance. Billie Rosen received the Lawyer of the Yea r by the Public Law Arizona Bar Association's Public La'A')'e r Section of the State Bar of Californi a. She Career Achievement Award in June has been the City Attorney of Berkeley 2005. She retired in August 2005. Her for almost 20 years. In late 2004, 30-year ca reer was devoted to criminal William Belding became the President prosecution. Michael Small has opened of the Vietnam Veterans of America a law office in downtown Stockton, CA, Foundation (VVAF) . Si nce then, he has speciali zing in personal inj ury law and picked new members fo r the association's general legal matters. Mr. Small was with Board of Directors and worked to stream the Law O ffice of Robert 1. Ricks for line VV AF programs. Charles ("Scott") seven years. Santa Clara Superi or Court Bridges died on October 30, 2005, at Judge Douglas Southard was profil ed J'v!alluela Albuquerque ('75) with Califomia the age of 60, after a long struggle with Chief Justice Ronal£i George. in the Los A ngeles Daily Journal on July cancer. H e had served as Judge Pro 7, 2005. A Judge in Santa Clara for 17 Tem fo r the Contra Costa County and MANUELA years, he says, "I feel a stake in this com Alameda County Municipal Courts. munity .. . . Something about bein g a ALBUQUERQUE - Daniel Donovan was selected by Montana small -town judge has always appealed to PUBLIC LAWYER OF Govern or Brian Schweitzer to be a mem me. " Att orneys described Judge Southard ber of the state's first Public D efender THE YEAR as hard-working, intelligent, and indepen Commis ion. On October 22, 2005, dent. In September 2005, Justi ce Ronald Stuart Folinsky was give n the Lifetime George pre ented Manuela Achievement Award in the Practice of J Albuquerque ('75) with the Public Immigration by the Los Angeles County Thomas Beattie was profil ed, along with Lawyer of the Year Award from the Bar Association Immigration Law Section. two other long-time attorn ey fri ends, in State Bar of California, Public Law La'A')'er and filmmaker Abigail Ginzberg's The Journal (Placer County, CA) on July Section. documentary on Judge Thelton 3, 2005. Alice Herald, after 25 years H enderson, Soul of Justice: Thelton ~2 Hastlllgs COlllllllllllty - Wimer 2006 at Bank of Am ri a in Los Ange les, has relocated to C harl otte, NC, where she CONGRATULATIONS TO is Deputy Gen ral Counsel for Bank of CAROL CORRIGAN ('75) Ameri ca Global Commercial Banking. The CEO has appointed M . Herald to On December 9, 2005, California Governor Arnold the bank's Diversity Adviso ry Council. Schwarzenegger nominated Carol Corrigan (' 75) to the Sandra Quist wa profil ed on O ctober California Supreme Court. She was confirmed on 17, 2005, in the Tri-Valley Herald January 4. The next issue of Hastings Community will (Pleasanton, CA) in an article entitled, have more information about Justice Corrigan, who was "Al ameda Prosecutor Goe Out on Top. " named to the Alameda County Municipal Court in After 28 years in the Al ameda County 1987, the Superior Court bench in 199 1, and the Court Di trict Attorney' Office, sh r tired of Appeal in 1994. las t September. The head of the homi cide division called her "one of the most co mpetent attorneys I have ever met ." Shelley Thompson is the Executive Vi ce He speciali zes in business litiga ti on, rea l second edition, was published by C CH President and Chief Fiduciary Officer at estate, and personal injury. Judge Robert Inc. (2005) . Mr. Engel practices inte Bank of Hawaii Corporation's In vestment Tafoya was profil ed in the Los A ngeles grated estate pl anning and asset protec Service Group in Honolulu, HI. Daily l ournal on September 29, 2005. tion at Engel & Reiman PC in Denver. A Superior Court Judge in Kern County Dirk Fulton was elected to a second (Bakersfi eld, CA) sin ce 2002, Judge term on the Beni cia City School Board in Tafoya likes to call himself an "unlicensed N ovember. Amiram Givon joined GCA David P. Hodges died on September IS, philosopher. " Judge Martin Tangeman Law Partners of Mountain View as a part 2005 . His legal career focused on intel was profil ed in the Los A ngeles Daily ner. His specialty is ERISA. For a second lectual property law, specifically domestic Journal on November 14, 2005. A civil consecutive term, David Humiston was and international technology transactions. judge in San Luis Obispo County, CA, appointed Chair of the Managed Care After leaving a partnership at Cooley, Judge T angeman is known fo r "mak- and Insurance Interest Group by the Godward, Castro, Huddleson and Tatum ing thoughtful, well-researched rulings." Ameri can Bar Association's H ealth Law (now Cooley Godward LLP), he joined Nancy Tellem was named number 3 on Section. A partner at Sedgwick, D etert, Network Equipment Technologies In c. The Hollywood Reporter list of Top 100 Moran & Arnold LLP, Mr. Humiston and later served as General Counsel at W omen in Entertainment. Ms. Tellem is was named a Southern California Super several emerging technology and software President of the CBS Paramount N etwork Lawyer by Los Angeles Magazine in 2004 companies . Thomas Smith has joined Television Entertainment Group. and 2005. Gary Lieberstein was profiled Davis Wright Tremaine LLP as in the Napa Valley Register on September Of Counsel in the Portland, OR, offi ce. 27, 2005. He is seeking a third term as He represents banks and borrowers in real 9' Napa County District Attorney. The elec estate-secured loan transactions. Kenneth In September 2005, Philip J. Beglin raised tion will be held in June 2006. Thomas So was elected by the Superior Court $7,960 fo r the Arthritis Foundation by Mesereau was named one of the Top 100 Judges in San Diego County to serve pedaling 500 miles from San Francisco to a two-year term as Assistant Presiding Los Angeles in the "AMGEN California Judge . His term began on January 1. Coast Class Bicycl e Tour. " Leslie Bock has joined Bosch, D aw & Ballard, Chartered . H e has written and edited sev eral publications, including the Handbook Judge Randolf Rice was profiled in the for Idaho N onprofit Corporations. He Daily l ournallast June. H e has been received the Idaho State Bar Pro Bono a Sa nta Clara County Superi or Court Award in 1991, the Idaho State Bar Judge sin ce 2001. In July 2005, he Award for Outstanding Service in 1995, returned to the bench seven months the Idaho Voices of Faith United N ational after being hospitalized for a serious Human Rights Day Award in 1998, fa ll. Brad Seligman was named one of and the Boise Community Center Elm the Top 100 Lawyers in California by Award in 2002. H e is also a lifetime the Daily Journal. He continues to serve Fellow of the Idaho Law Foundation. as Executive Director of The Impact In fall 2005, Barry Engel's book, Asset Fund. John Stephens join ed the San Protection Planning Guide: A State-oJ-the Philip Beglin ('79) at a rest stop in Morro Bay Diego-based Sullivan W ertz McDade & during his bicycle ride to raise money for the Art Approach to Integrated Estate Planning, Wallace as a Shareholder in May 2005. Arthritis Foundation . UC Hastings College of the Law 43 (1979 colltilllled) Lawyers in ali fornia by the (ill Frallc; co owner \\'ho murdered three meat inspec D(//Iy JOlln/{ll. He wa al 0 named one tors in 2000. Louis Sachar's stage version [n May 2005, Dan Bo[ton was chosen of Barbara \ alter' Ten Most Fa inating of his children's book Holes was per a the first Dir ctor of Litiga ti on fo r th People of 2005. 1r. lesereau, a part- formed at the O rpheum Th atre in San Oakl and-based Law Center fo r Families. ner at Collins, lesereau, Reddock & Yu Francisco last fa ll. Holes received the 1998 He was previously a Principa l at Fir t LLP in Century City, CA, repre en ted ational Book Award fo r Young People's Stre t Realty In ve tm nts, In c. Thomas musician Micha I Jackson in his hi ghly Literature and the 1999 Newbery Medal Brown, former Napa City Attorn ey, publi cized tria l. Bruce Pfaff wa profiled and was also made into a movie. Sachar's has join d Hanson, Bridg tt, Marcus, in the C hicago Daily Law Bulleti n on new book, Small Steps, was published in Vl ahos & Rudy as Of Coun el in the Sa n July 25, 2005. He played in the Western January. Peter Siggins was nominated Francisco and North Bay offi ces. Rhonda Amateur Golf Championship in Benton in D ecember to the First District Court Burgess was profil ed in the Daily Journal H arbor, MI, on September 25, 2005, and of Appeals, Division Three, by Govern or in O ctober 2005. An Alameda County helped raise 6,400 fo r charity. Arnold Schwarzenegger. Hon. Siggins Commissioner sin ce 2003, Judge Burg had left a I5-year career at the Attorney spends much of her time reviewin g General 's O ffice in 2003 to serve as the child abuse or neglect cases. According Govern or's Chief Counsel and Legal to the profil e, "Attorn eys who practi e Secretary. Las t year, Judge Si ggin s was in Burgess's courtroom praised her ab il also named one of the T op 100 Lawyers ity to create a calm atmosphere and to in Cali fo rni a by the Daily Journal. show respect for all who come before her. " Richard Lapping has been named Managing Partner of Thelan Reid & Alameda County (CA) Superior Court Priest 's San Francisco Office. Nancy Judge Clarence Clay was profiled in the Samiljan has been named Co-Chair of San Ramon Valley Times (CA) on July 5, the Estate Pl anning Committee of the 2005. He went from a first job picking Trusts and Estates Section of the Boston raisin grapes to law school at Hastings, Bar Association. She is a Director in where he clerked for Justi c Clinton the Boston offi ce of Goulston & Storrs White of the State Court of Appeal. Clay where she fo cuses on state and tax pl ~ n says he is guided by "the hope that maybe ning, trust and estate administration and yo u ca n make a difference for so mebody, charitable giving. She is a member ; f who might turn around and help so me the Board of Directors of the W ell esley body else." Lynne HermIe was named Educati on Foundati on In c. in W ell esley, one of the Top 75 W omen Litiga tors MA. in California by the Daily Journal. H er specialty is employment litiga ti on. Jon akamura has rejoined the Legal Division The stage versiOll of Louis Sachar's ('80) book Holes Suzanne Case was profil ed in the was perfonned at the Orpheul/l Theatre in San of the Uni on Bank of California as Vice Honolulu Advertiser on July 18, 2005. She Francisco. Photo by David Allen Studios. President and Senior Counsel. Steven is currently the Executive Director of The Takei has joined U. S. Bank as Head of Nature Conservancy of H awaii . Frederick Commercial Banking in Orange County, Furst has joined Rogers, Sheffield & CA. He li ves with his wife Lily and their Jonathan Howden left the N orthern Campbell LLP in Santa Barbara as two children in Laguna Niguel. Rebecca District U. S. Attorn ey's offi ce last sum Counsel. H e has more than 20 years' \"'ightman, appointed San Francisco mer, taking adva ntage of early retire experience in civil litigation, is a member Superior Court Commissioner in 2004 ment offered by the U. S. Department of the California and Colorado bars and of Justice. H e join ed the office in 1986, was profiled in The Recorder on June 9' 2005, and on September 13, 2005. Th~ is admitted to appear before a number of where most recently he was head of federal courts. Susan Harriman of Keker latter article disc ussed how she hears the organized crime drug enforcement & Van Nest was named one of the Top dozens of child support and paternity task force. In lovember, Michael Ogul 75 W omen Litiga tors in California by joined the Solano County, CA, Public cases daily. The article praised Judge W ightman's eye for detail and the time the Daily Journal. Judge Brad Hill was Defender's Office as Chief Deputy Public sworn in as a member of the Californi a she takes with each case. Lynne Yerkes Defender. He became known for his Judges Association's Board of Directors has opened her own law firm in W alnut tough defense work on murder cases , on September 23, 2005. Charles Hoge Creek, CA. Her specialties are real prop mo t recently a the attorney for Stuart joined Post Kirby Noonan & Sweat LLM erty, civil litigati on, and mediation. Alexander, a an Leandro sausage factory in Sa n Diego in 1988 and has served as -l-l HllStmgs Commwllty - Wi liter 2006 the firm's Managing Partner sin ce 2002. was named one of the Best Lawyers in FIVE HASTINGS His practice encompa ses litiga ti on in the America, 2006, in the list published by ALUMNAE NAMED Top areas of employment, intellectual prop W oodwardlWhite, In . He is a partner erty, professional liability, and real estate. in the Los Angeles office of Steptoe & WOMEN LITIGATORS The firm changed its name on January Johnson LLP, specializi ng in toxic torts. The Daily Journal's 2005 list of Top 75 1 to Kirby Noonan Lance & Hoge LLP. Last summer, Trudy Sargent joined the Women Litigators in California included Charlotte Ito, Of Counsel at SteeF 1, Portland, OR, School Board. Her three five graduates of Hastings College of the Levitt & W eiss, has been appointed to children attend school in Portland . Law. the State Bar of California's Trust and Estates Section Executive Com mitt e. c; She also serves as the committee' liai San Francisco Public Defender Jeff son to the Internati onal Law Section Adachi's op-ed column, "Bad Luck or Executive Committee. Morris D. Racism?" appeared in The Recorder and Jacobson was appointed to the Alameda later in the November 2005 issue of County Superior Court by Governor California Bar Journal. The column di s Schwarzenegger in November 2005. He cussed the impact of race on criminal had been an Alameda County D eputy sentencing. Gregory Brockbank was re District Attorney sin ce 1989. Edward elected to a seat on the College of Marin Nanci Clarence ('85). Susan Harriman ('83). Lee was profiled in The Recorder on Board of Trustees, a seat he has held since October 18, 2005. A Superior Court 1989. Nanci Clarence was named one judge in Santa Clara County Municipal of the Top 75 Women Litiga tors by the Court since 1992, Lee is known for stiff Daily Journal. An attorney with Clarence sentences and for crea ting a "human & Dyer, she was among the lawyers rep courtroom with his sense of humor." resenting Lea Fastow in one of the first Theodore F. Shiells co-authored, with Enron-related prosecutions in Houston. Dustin M. Mauck, an article entitled Leah Weil's article, "Fighting Intell ectual "Safe Harbor Shrinking: Grokster Holds Property Theft: In-House Counsel," Tech Companies Liable If They Promote appeared in the National Law Journal Infringement, " published in Texas Lawyer in June 2005. Ms. W eil is currently Kamala Harris ('89). Lynne Hermie ('8 1). in August 2005. Ellen Jean Winograd Executive Vice President and General recently formed the professional corpora Counsel at Sony Pictures Entertainment. tion Winograd & Blanck Ltd. in Reno, NV, with Jeffrey Blanck ('84). They specialize in employment, transportation, I 6 Frederick Butler was profiled in the Daily education, civil rights, and related litiga Journal on August 26, 2005. After prac tion in federal and state courts. ticin g alternative dispute resolution for more than 15 years, he said that he would I c 4 like to see ADR providers diversify their Jeffrey Blanck recently formed the pro panels with more women and minori- Edith Matthai ('75) . fessional corporation Winograd & Blanck ties . Jonathan Moulton has joined Aspect Ltd. in Reno, Nevada, with Ellen Jean Software in W estford, MA, as Senior Winograd ('83). They specialize in Vice President and General Counsel. employment, transportation, educa tion, 87 Geoffrey Willis, a partner at Sedgwick, Edward Flynn has moved from Geneva, civil rights, and related litigation in fed Detert, Moran & Arnold, has been named Switzerland, to New York to become eral and state courts. Noemi ("Nicky") Chair of the firm 's land use and natural Senior Human Rights Officer with the Espinosa joined Dewey Ballantine as resources practice group. Sai Ree Yun United Nations Counter-Terrorism a partner in the East Palo Alto office. is a partner at Wood Yun Kang Jeong & Committee Executive Directorate. For the previous fiv e years, she worked Han in Korea. His specialty is mergers Natasha Lovas was profiled in the Index in-house at Illumina Inc., a biotech and acquisitions, antitrust, and trade regu Tribune (Sonoma, CA) on September company in San Diego. Paul Hummer lations. 16,2005. She had recently joined Triton was named one of the Best Lawyers in Funding Group in its Sonoma office. America, 2006, in the list published by A licensed mortgage broker, she said, WoodwardlWhite Inc. A partner at Saul "My legal background has helped me so Ewing LLP in Philadelphia, Mr. Hummer much-I am detail-oriented, hard-work- specializes in insurance law. Kevin Mayer UC Hastings Co llege of the Law 45 ( 1q 7 COI l fill li ed) ln g, and I know how to put together a formati on and transactions, on tru tion Septemb r 2005. Judge Scrogin was pre loan fil e and present it to our lending transacti ons, and personal injury li tiga viously a utter ounty Deputy D is trict partners ... it' a lot like putting together ti on. Matthew Davis has been elevated Attorn ey. Judg arrie Zepeda was pro a ca e." 1s. Lova ha adopted two sisters, to partner at Walkup, Melodia, Kell y, fi led in the Sa il Francisco Daily Journal on age and 10, from Georgiesk, Russia. W echt & Schoenberger in Sa n Francisco. October 21, 2005, in an article entitl I l\Ianuel Miranda was interviewed in Mr. Davis manages the fi rm's cl ass "Judge Undaunted by C ritici m of Tough U.S. ews and Wo rld Report in October acti on litiga tion and is in volved in the D UI Sentences." Judge Zepeda li ves in 2005 fo r hi work leading the conserva nati onwide litigation of Vioxx claim . Cupertino, CA, with her husband and tive campaign aga in st th confirmation San Francisco District Attorn ey Kamala three children. of H arriet Mi ers as Supreme Court Harris was named one of the T op 100 Justice. Rebecca Ortiz wa hired last fall Lawyers in California and one of the T op as Assistant Principal at Manhattan Beach 75 Women Litigators in Cali fo rnia by the Michelle Ben-Hur and her husband Larry (CA) Middle School. Victoria Powers Daily Journal. George Kuney's article, have returned to Northern California after was named one of the Be t Lawyers in "Hijacki ng Chapter 11 ," was published ten years in Southern California . Since America, 2006 in the list published by in the Emory Bankruptcy Development ovember 2005, she has been the Deputy W oodwardlWhite, In c. She is a partner Law Journal. His casebook, Contracts: A County Counsel in th Sac ramento at Schottenstein Zox & Dunn Co. LPA in Transactional and Litiga tion Approach, County Counsel's Office. William Columbus, OH. Sh sp cializes in bank co-authored with colleague Robert Clough has join d OnScreen as Corp rate ruptcy and creditor-d btor rights law . Lloyd, is due to be published in ea rl y Counsel and Executive Vice President 2006. Claes Lewenhaupt is a Staff Judge of Corporate Development. During hi Advocate with the U. S. Army, Office of eleven years in priva te practice, he has David J. Cowan was elected Los Angeles the Staff Judge Advocate, in Ft. Irwin, worked with MGM Studios, 20th Century Superi or Court Commiss ioner las t year. CA. In 2004, Robert Meylan joined Fox, News Corp., Lions G ate Films, He cl osed his priva te practice, whi ch Greenberg T ra urig as a Shareholder in Artisa n Pictures, Sony Entertainment, and emphasized busin ess and real estate litiga the Los Angeles office. In late 2004, other entertainment compani es . Bernie ti on, and was sworn in as Commissioner he obtain ed a $20 million defense ver LaForteza completed a one-year overseas on September 12, 2005. Michael dict. The Daily Journal nam d th case deployment in Iraq in August 2005 and MacPhail has joined Denver's largest law on of the Top Ten Def nse V rdi cts returned to his civilian job as a Deputy firm, Holland & Hart LLP, after thir- in Cali fo rnia in 2004. Mr. Meylan liv s District Attorney for the County of Los teen years as an enforcement attorney in Pacific Pali ades with his wife Dian Angeles. In Iraq, he was a Captain in the with the U. S. Securities and Exchange and th ir two children, Andr w (9) U.S . Army Reserve and a Judge Advocate Commission . His practice in cl udes rep and Claire (7). In ovember, Hilary General (JAG) Officer in a logistics com resenting compani es and individuals in Paulson was elected to the Redwood City mand, servin g as a trial counsel (military investi gations by the SEC, self-regula Council. She has served as Chair of the prosecutor) and as an administrative tory organizati ons, and state regul ators; Redwood City Planning Commiss ion and law/contract attorney. He is happy to be counseling broker-dealers, investment Vice Chair of the Housing and Human hom e with his wife Marie and their chil Concern Committee. Julia Scrogin was advi ers, and associated people; and dren, Alexandra and D ani el. Karin Poin~ advising publicly held companies about appointed by Govern or Schwarzenegger has joined Coombs & Dunlap LLP in disclosure, reporting, and Sarbanes-Oxley to the Yuba County Superior Court in N apa, CA, as an Associate. She is expand issues. Louis M. Wijsen di ed of cancer in g her practi ce to include famil y law. on October 11 , 2005. He graduated from Christine Tomomatsu is an Associate at Hastings at the age of 52, after erving in Orrick, Herrington & Sutcliffe in Menlo the U. S. Army and having ca reers in ship Park, CA. Representing a group of in ves ping and teaching. Mr. W ij en worked in tors, this firm was in volved in the work to the California Office of the State Public reopen Kepler's bookstore in Menlo Park. Defender and later joined the Califo rn ia M. Shannon Underwood was elected Appell ate Defense Counsel. President of the 550-member Washington State chapter of the National Association of Industrial and Office Properties . She Karen Brodkin marri ed photographer continues her work as an Industrial Christopher Watson on June 4, 2005, Developer in partnership with her hus in Palm Springs. 10nica Castillo has band David Gartland. formed the Kell y Litigation Group, Inc., in Redwood hores, CA. The general Karel! Brodkin ('89) and Christopher prac tice firm emphasizes busine s entity lHasa II. ·Hi Hasnllgs Commtlllll), - \ Vi,Her 2006 ..., Susanne Aronowitz and her husband Rob Schulhof welcomed the birth of Benjamin William Schulhof on October 8, 2005. Ben join s bi g brother Leo, who was born in February 2003. Susa nn e is cur rently the Assistant Dean for Law Career Services at Golden Gate University S hool of Law. Brian Keating has join ed Farella Braun + Martel LLP as a partner in Gregory Rosse ('9 /). Matthew B. Swartz ('95) . the firm's intell ectual property and tech nology department in San Francisco. Mr. Keating has litigated patent in fr in gement Robert Merritt has joined Wineberg, In May 2005, Cristy Parker was named and trade secret cases and has counseled Simmonds & Narita LLP in San Francisco partner in the Costa Mesa office of Rutan clients in various areas of patent law. as Of Counsel. His specialty is banking & Tucker LLP. H er practice focuses on Previously, he was a partner in the San and financial services law, with particular corporate and securities transactions. Francisco firm Stallman & Pollock. Diane emphasis on consumer financial services Carla Prando has joined the University Uchimiya is an Assistant Professor of Law and co nsumer protection law and regula of New Mexico as Associate University at the University of La Verne College of tion. Mr. Merritt is married to Audrey Counsel. Michele Simon's opinion piece, the Law in Ontario, CA. Irwin ('91). Gregory Rosse is Counsel "McD onald's Labeling Scheme: Not at Tucker Ellis & W est LLP in the firm's Correction: In the Autumn 2005 issue , an alumna was Lovin ' It," was posted on the AherNet San Francisco office. H e is a m ember incorrectly identified. The Class Note should read : Terri website at Finkbine Arnold ('93) has joined the staff of the California of the trial department with a fo cus on Court of Appeal's Fourth Appellate District, Division One, in http://a lternet. orgl en virohealth/ 2 7 82 81 professional and products liability, includ San Diego as a Senior Appellate Attorney. on November 5, 2005. Matthew B. ing construction defects, lead and mold Swartz has joined the McLean, VA, office litiga tion, and asbestos. Terri Molinaro of Pillsbury Winthrop Shaw Pittman as has joined Si licon Valley Law Group as a Amy Fitzpatrick has been named a partner in the corporate and securities Senior Associate in the firm's real estate Executive Director of the San Diego practice. Alberto Torrico was profiled in practi ce group. Volunteer Lawyer Program, a not-for newspapers in San Jose, Walnut Creek, profit law firm that provides pro bono Danville, and Pleasanton in July 2005. legal services to low-income residents He has risen rapidly in politics-from the Regina Evans has been selected Interim of San Diego County. She had headed Newark City Council in 2001 , to Chair of President and Chief Executive Officer of the organization's AIDSIHIV Legal the State Assembly's Pension Committee, the Neighborhood House Association in Services Project for three years. Bradley and to California State Assemblyman, a San Diego. Esther La was selected last MacMillan is the Chief Financial Officer position he has held since 2004. Laura June to participate in the Santa Clara of Finaplex, a San Francisco provider of Woodhead was promoted to Vice County District Attorney's Volunteer enterprise wealth manage ment. Meredith President of Legal Affairs at Genitope Attorney Program. La, an Associate in the Richardson writes, "I have been a partner Corporation in Redwood City. Palo Alto office of Dechert LLP, special at Maine Legal Associates [in Kennebunk, izes in patent, trademark, trade secret, ME] for four years now. Over the antitrust, and unfair competition disputes. course of the past year, my practice has Young-Chul Dhong has joined IBM Lisa ovak was appointed by Governor undergone a transformation from purely Business Consulting Services Korea Schwarzenegger to the San Mateo County litigation to encompassin g primarily in Seoul, Korea, as a Seni or Attorney. Superior Court in September 2005. mediation and guardian ad litem work. I Michael Ehrlich recently celebrated his Judge Nova k had served as Judge Pro am delighted by this change1" Catherine first year as a Principal at Access Fund Tern in that court since 2003. Charles A. Rogers has received tenure and a pro Management. H e graduated from UC Perkins has left his civil litigation practice motion to full Professor at Louisiana State Berkeley-Haas School of Business in 2001 of twelve years to take a job with the University, Paul M. Hebert Law Center, and spent more than three years at Merrill Administrative Office of the Courts in the in Baton Rouge, LA. Douglas Saeltzer Lynch, which he left in December 2004 Office of the General Counsel. He works has been elevated to partner at Walkup, to co-run The Access Fund LP, an 18- in the legal opinions unit, which advises Melodia, Kelly, W echt & Schoenberger year-old San Francisco-based hedge-fund the co urts, the Judicial Council, other in San Francisco. H e join ed the firm in of funds. H e oversees portfolio manage judicial bodies, and representatives on 1998, follOWing a distinguished career m ent and quantitative analys is, as well legal iss ues. He lives in San Francisco with with the U.S. Army Judge Advocate his wife and two children. General (JAG) Corps. UC Hastings College of the Law 47 (199b CO l/till li ed) a hu inC _ development. Jeremy Lutsk) Maga:ille. He i currently Chief Assi tant tions fo r re id ential an d com mer ia l r al ha_ joined tevens & Lee in all y Forge, ity Attorney for the City of Glendale. estate dev loper . Alexander Tiger ha P ,as an A sociate pecializing in health He and his wife Pilar Morin ('96) (a l 0 join d Troutman ander LLP in New care. :'..larlene ~la i Coun el at Kaiser named a ri ing star) celebrated their sev York as an Associate. Hi spe ialty is Foundation Health Pla n Inc., in Oakland, enth 'wedding anniversa ry last ovember. commercial developm nt and real estate Las t Jul y, Heidi Machen was Samantha Good was elected partner in investment . Glenn Von Tersch has appointed Executiv Director of the Sa n the banking and fi nancial transacti ons serv d on the Boa rd of the Silicon Vall ey Francisco T axicab Commission by Mayor group in the Los Angeles offi ce of Sidley Int lI ectual Property Law Asso iation Gavin ewsom . Pilar Morin was named Austin Brown & W ood LLP. John Maatta in ce Sept mber 2005. He has be n a Southern California Ri sin g Star in the was named Chief Operating Officer of elected Program C hair. Warner Bros . (WB) T elevision N etwork. He continues as General Counsel and now oversees WB's business and opera Deanna Brock gave birth to a baby ti ons departments. Emilia Mayorga was boy, Aaron Thomas Freeman ("a future profil ed in The Recorder on July 12, 2005. Has tings student," she says) on August The article reported on the $ 11 .1 million 16, 2005. Ms. Brock i currently with ve rdict in her first jury trial. She cred- W ashington Mutual Card Servi ces ited the team effort of her group from (Providian Fin ancial Corporation). Kerr & W agstaffe, where she has been Bruce Cox is an aviation and admiralty an attorney sin ce 2003 . Michael Pagni law attorn ey with the U.S. Air Force has become partner at McDonald Carano in Arlington, VA. Josh Grushkin has Pilar Morin ('96). Wilson LLP in Reno, NV. He represents join ed Stradling Yocca C arlson & Rauth private and governmental clients in rea l in Newport Beach, CA. He continues his area of employment la w in the Septemb r estate transactions and administrative practice in transactional real estate law, 2005 issue of Los Angeles M agazine. She i and appellate issues. Jill Ratner is Vice representing home builders, commercial an Associate at Liebert Ca idy Whitmore President, Litiga tion, at Fox Studios in and residential developers, and corpo- in Los Angeles. She and her husband Los Ange les. rate clients in acquisition, disposition, Michael Garcia ('97) (also named a ris and leasin g transactions. Amy Kaitting ing star) celebrated their seventh wed Reverdy was marri ed in September 2004 ding anniversa ry las t November. In Trudy Brown married Joselito Verzosa in and moved to France with her husband August 2005, Elaine Paplos was assigned Tulsa, OK, in 2001 , and their daughter in November 2005. Sydney Leung was to the U.S. Consulate in Thessaloniki, Olivia Jane was born on March 12, 2003. profil ed in the Bay Area Reporter (San Greece, where she will serve as the Trudy Brown Verzosa writes, "After Francisco) in July 2005. He was one Political!Admini strative Officer fo r two bouncing around a bit, I began my dream of the in vestors buying the End Up, a years. Jolene Vee was appointed to the career as Probate Examiner at the San South-of-Market San Francisco club made Publications Board of the ABA Business Francisco Superior Court in May 2003 ." famous in Armistead Maupin's book, Law Section, beginning August 2005. She Brian Coleman serves as President of the Tales of the City. Osha Meserve began serves as Co-Chai r of the Committee on Board of the Silicon Vall ey Intell ectual working in April 2005 as an Associate at Corporate Counsel for the Secti on. She is Property Law Association. Peter Kim Adam Broadwell Joseph & Cardozo LLP Assistant General Counsel with Ernest & has joined Nestle USA in Glendale, in Sacramento. She continues to practice Julio G all o Winery. CA, as Legal Counsel. Kai Peters has land use and environmental law. She been promoted to partner at Gordon spends her free time with her husband & Rees in San Francisco. He practices Lucas and her children, Asher (4 years) Tamara Costa has joined Rossi, in the firm 's pharmaceutical , medi cal and Olivia (1 8 months). Alexandra H amerslough, Reischl & C huck, a small device, and biotech tort and product (Gadzo) Narancic has been a trusts law fi rm in San Jose, CA, focusin g on liability group. Toshal Patel has joined and estates Associate at Thoits, Love, real property and busin ess litiga tion and Columbia University School of Law as Hershberger & McLean in Palo Alto, CA, transactions. Sasha Cumming continues a Career Services Counselor. Nathan for about a year. In 2004, she earned to practice at Lewis Brisbois Bisgaard & Scheg and his wife D anielle are proud an LL.M. in Taxation at Golden Gate Smith in San Francisco and i an Adjunct to announce the birth of their second Uni versity School of Law and gave birth Professor for the Law Studies Program at son, Aidan Christopher, on O ctober 3 1, to her daughter Diana. She is expect- St. i'.I ary's College. Michael Garcia was 2005,9:51 p.m ., 7 Ibs. 14 oz. Mr. Scheg ing a son in February. Daniel O'Connor named a Southern California Rising Star is a founding member and Vice President launched Zorch Software in 2003 with in the area of cities/municipalities law in of Operations at StructuredRisk, Inc., a three co-founders. The company, based in the eptember 200 - issue of Los Angeles company offering risk management solu- Sandy, UT , is now profitable and working 4" Hastmgs Com m11II1t\' - \I';lI1er 2006 with several large li fe -sci nc custom Antonio (,02), Esther Lee Klisllra (,02), ers, including Pfi zer, Abbot Labs, and Dominic Klisura COl), and Heather Gilead Science. After six year with Paul HlIa C02). Ms. Maksri vorawan is a trial Hastings in Los Angeles, San Fran cisco, attorn ey (Assistant Chief Counsel) with and Tokyo, Miwako Ogawa join d the th Department of Homeland Security's legal departm nt at Bea r St arns to Immigrati on and Customs Enforcement, focus on a set-bac ked s curitization Los Angeles Chief Counsel's Office. transactions. He is currently locat d in Connie Merriett has joined Kerr & Tokyo . Peter Soares is an Associate at W ags taff as an Associate speciali z- Sonn enschein Nath & Rosenthal LLP, in g in intellectual property, securities, a San Francisco firm that receiv d the Emily Frangos ('0 7) . and general litigation. She was selected 2005 Califo rni a State Bar President's Pro to be a 2005 State Bar Leadership Academy Scholar and was a recent m em Emily Frangos is an Associate in the ber of the California Young Lawyers N ew York office of the intern ational law Associati on Board of Directors, District firm Fulbright & Jaworski LLP. Iver N. 4 Representati ve (Sa n Francisco and Larson has joined Paul, Hastings, Janofsky Ma rin Counties). Jessica Watson writes, & W alker in San Diego as an Associate. "After a few years with the big firms, I am His specialty is corporate law. In June pleased to announce the opening of my 2005, John O'Neill join ed Dunn Carney new practicel Please contact me at: Law in Portland, OR, as an Associate. Michael Office of Jessica W atson, San Francisco Ramirez has joined Tilleke & Gibbins Child and Family Law, 425 Market International in Bangkok, Thailand, Street, 22nd fl oor, San Francisco, CA Nichole Moschetti Vance ('99). where he specializes in internati onal 94105; www.sfchildandfamilyla w .com ... trade, complex commercial litiga tion, and Bono Service Award. Mr. Soares and his arbitration. Traci Ropp has joined Foley co ll eagues were pictured in the article & Lardner's San Francisco office as an Allison Arnell join ed Thoits, Love, that appeared in the O ctober issue of Associate. Hershberger & McLean in Palo Alto as an California Bar Journal. Nicole Moschetti Associate in July 2005, after practicing at r "') Vance has joined Hale Lane in the Reno, Morrison & Foerster LLP in San Francisco NV, offi ce as an Associate specializing in Benjamin Applestein left Sidley Austin for two years. She is currently enrolled taxation and business law . Previously, she in O ctober to join Simpson Thacher & in the LL.M. program at Golden Gate worked for PricewaterhouseCoopers in Bartlett in New York City as an Associate University School of Law. Abby Bilkiss San Francisco. in the firm 's tax group. Stephen DeHoff returned to graduate school in fall ZOOS to is an Associate specializing in litigation earn a Masters degree in city planning at at Miller & Wrubel PC in New York. UC Berkeley's College of Environmental Lloyd Chee has been promoted to Vice Sally deSoto is a Staff Attorney in the Design. Christopher Brophy was President and Exchange Manager in the criminal department of the Supreme appointed Assistant City Attorn ey for Seattle offi ce of First American Exchange Court of Nevada. Daniel Edington is the City of Pinole in O ctober 2005. H is Company. Blake Jlstrup ha joined Qpas an Associate at Severson & W erson in practice has focused on municipal and In c., a pre-IPO digital content and ser San Francisco. Kristin Esche has joined redevelopment law. Matthew Rowan has vices software company in Seattle, as Vice O verl and Borenstein Scheper & Kim LLP joined the Los Angeles County Public President and General Counsel. Eugene in Los Angeles. Her specialty is commer Defender's Office as a D eputy Public Litvinoff has join ed the U.S. Attorney's ciallitigation and white-coll ar-criminal Defender. Joshua Taylor has joined Office as an Assistant U.S. Attorn ey for defense. Lenny Huang has joined Baker the Sacramento office of McD onough th e Southern District of California. He & McKenzie in Taipei, Taiwan. Douglas Holland & Allen as an Associate. H e is was previously with the U.S. Dep artment Kay recently opened his own practice part of the real estate group. of Justice, Antitrust Division. In August, focusing on family law with Mac Donald Kenneth Tze join ed Luce, Forward, Praetzel Mitchell Hedin & Breiner in Hamilton & Scripps as an Associate in the San Rafa el, CA. Jailuk Maksrivorawan In O ctober 2005, Gilbert Alvandi opened real estate practice group. married D avid Parrino in Hawaii in his own law firm, The Alva ndi Group, May 2005. In attendance at their wed in Newport Beach, CA. H e specializes ding reception, held in July in southern in fa mily law and real estate. H e was California, were fi ve other H astings formerl y with Farber and Company. alumni: John Auyong (,02), Marisol Benjamin J. BacSierra teaches English at (200.J cuI/til/lied) It\ ollege of an FranLisco. Christine and fami ly therapist, and sc ho I coun Anchorage, AK. Ian R. Barker i a Law hen is an sso iate in the La\\' Office selor. he li ves in Oakland with her part C lerk for Seni or Di trict Judg Rob rt E. of llan ch"artz in an Francis o. ner and two Labrador puppies, Zen do and Coyle at th .. District Court, Ea tern Erila raber i a taff Attorney at the Tenzo. Jaime Roder is an Associate at District of California, in Fre no, CA. Harriett Buhai Center for Family Law in [mai, Tadlock, Keeney & Cordery in an Holly B. Baudler is an As ociate at Hell r Los Angele . The nonprofit firm assists Francisco. Lauren Russell (LL.M.) has Ehrman LLP in M nl o Park. Na'il low-incom individuals wi th fa mily law joined Trump, Ali oto, Trump & Prescott Benjamin is an As ociat at Orri k, i sues. Jennifer Jiun-Ling Ho has joined LLP in San Francisco. Her spe ialty is Herrington & Sutcliffe in Menl o Park. T hom on West as an Attorn ey Editor in antitrust. Lillian Santaniello has join ed Joshua A. Birbach i an A 0 iate at th ew York offi e. Damon J uha has Stoel Ri ves in Sacramento as an As ociate. McK e Nelson in New York. Aaron R. j ined Pircher, ichol & Meeks in Los Kevin Schettig is an Associate at Tharp Bleharski is an Associat at Sidley Austin Angeles as an Associate speciali zin g in & Howell in Sherman O aks, CA. Hi Brown & W ood in San Francisco. Leah real estate transactions. Angela Junck specialty is general litiga tion and insur K. Bolstad i a Law C lerk for Judge wa recently appointed a Fell ow at the ance defense. Jonathan Shard low is an Michael W . Mosman in the U.S. District Immigrant Legal Resource Center (lLRC) Associate specializin g in natural resources Court, District of Oregon in Portland. in Sa n Francisco. The appointment was law at Downey Brand in Sac ramento, CA. Keith E. Bonnici is an Associate at mad possible by The Academy for Brenna Silberstein has join ed the La w Latham & Watkins in Lo Angeles. Educational Development, which helps Foundati on of Silicon Vall ey, in San Jose, Joseph H. Boyd is a Law Clerk at small nonprofit organiza ti ons hire new CA, as a Housin g Rights and Pati ents' Ruddell , Co hran, Stanton, Smith, Gulla fell ows and provide them with mentors. Rights Attorney for the Mental Health & Bixler in Visalia, CA. Joel A. William Lee is a Deputy Public Defender Advocacy Project . Pirapat Sindhuphak Buckingham is a Staff Attorney at Ernst & at the Kern County Public Defender's is an Associate with Selman & Breitman Young in San Jose. Meeghan L. Buckley O ffice in Bakersfield, CA . atalie in the Los Angeles offi ce. He speciali zes is an Associate at Sonnenschein, Nath & Leonard is an Associate at Morrison & in insurance coverage litigation. Sharon Rosenthal in San Francisco. Anthony R. Fo rster, specializi ng in employment Stewart ha join ed Knott & Glazier LLP Burney is an Associate at McDonough law and privacy law. Zi Chao Lin is an in San Francisco as an Associate. Sh rep Holland & Allen in Sacramento. James R. Associate in the Law Office of Michael resents aerospace, shipbuilding, and fib r Calvert is an As 0 iate at Bingham Jay Berge r in Beverl y Hills. His sp cialty di tribution clients in asbestos litigation. McCutchen LLP in San Francisco. David is bankruptcy and civil litiga ti on. Brian Gulliver Swenson is an Associate with Catechi ha joined Shartsis Friese as an Malloy has join d Th Brandi Law Firm Rya n, Swanson & Cleveland in Seattle, Associate. Edward S. Chang is an in San Francisco as an Associate. His WA. Cecily Vix is a Field Attorney with Associate at Dewey Ballantine in Los practice focuses on consumer class action the ational Labor Relations Board, Angeles. Joy C. Chang is an Associate at and elder financial abuse. Steven D . Region 20, in San Francisco. Matthew Luce, Forward, Hamilton & Scripps in Miller is an Associate at Hanson Bridgett Yergovich has joined the La w Offices of San Diego. Elaine Y. Cheung is an Marcus V1 ahos & Rudy in San Francisco. John F. Martin in Walnut Creek, CA, as Associate at Carlson, Calla dine & He continues to erv on the fac ul ty of an Associate specializing in litiga tion and Peterson in San Francisco. Elizabeth the San Francisco Conserva tory of Music employment law. Chien is an Associate at Baker & (specialty: violin). In September, Briana McKenzie in Palo Alto. Emily A. Cohen Morgan began a one-year clerkship with is an Associate at Fenwick & W est in San Chief Judge Anthony S irica of the Third Michelle M. Altick is an Associate with Francisco. Carrie Collins is an Associate Circuit in Philadelphia. She also became Allen Matkins Leck Gamble & Mall ory in at Reed Smith LLP in San Francisco. Her engaged to Peter Rosenbaum ('04). San Diego. Brittany Applestein is an specialty is litigation. Lyndsey J. Conrad Fiona Nguy has joined Gordon W atrous, Associate at Stoel Ri ves in San Francisco. is a Law Clerk to Chief Judge Deanell Rya n, Langley, Bruno & Paltenghi in Zachary T. Axelrod is an Associate at T acha, U. S. Court of Appeals for the Martinez, CA, as an Associate special Proskauer Rose LLP in New York. Tenth Circuit, in Denver. Cassandra izin g in fa mily law. Robert olan is Andrew S. Azarmi is an Associate at Reed Cordova is an Administrative Attorney an Associate speciali zing in litiga tion at Smith LLP in Oakland. Johanna Babb is with the Public Utilities Commission of Pill sbury Winthrope Shaw Pi ttman in San an Associate at Verrill D ana, LLP in Nevada in Las Vegas. Darien J. Covelens Francisco. Ross Oliver i an Associate Portl and, ME. Andy Bae is an A sociate is a Law Clerk for Judge Lawrence F. at Davis Polk & Wardwell in ew Yo rk. at Akin G ump Strauss H auer & Feld in Stengel, U .S. District Court, Eastern Carolyn Reyes has joined Legal Services Los Angeles. Brian L. Baker is an District of Penn ylva ni a, in Philadelphia. for Children Inc. in San Francisco as a Associate at McDermott, W ill & Emery in Margaret A. Crawford is an Associate at taff Attorney. For the past 14 years, she Palo Alto. Verne R. Ball is a Law Clerk DLA Piper Rudnick Gray Cary in Palo ha worked "'ith children and families as a for Judge Sharon L. Gleason at the Alto. Paul E. Davis is an Associate at ocial worker, child welfare worker, child uperior Court, Third Judicial D istrict, in Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Fl om in 50 Hasllllgs Com nlll m I)' - I \ 'ill ler 2006 Palo Alto. Stephen de Haan is an Tokyo. Alexander A. Graft is a Law with the U.S. Marine Corps in Alameda, Associate at W ealth and Tax Advisory Clerk at Lewis Brisbois Bi gaard & Smith CA. Stanley Liu is an Associate at Services Inc. in San Francisco. Jonathan in San Francisco. Laurel M. Hafer is an Morrison & Foerster in San Francisco. B. Deason is an Associate at Pillsbury Associate at Holland & Kni ght in Los Jessica R. Madrigal is an Associate at Winthrop Shaw Pittman in Palo Alto. Angeles. Joy L. Hansma is an Associate Nossaman, Guthner, Knox & Elliot in San Suzanne N. Delgin is an Associate at at Orrick, Herrington & Sutcliffe in New Francisco. Joonsik Maing is an Associate Dewey Ballantine in Los Angeles. Shane York. Amy Harrington is an Associate at at Reed Smith LLP in Oakland. Blane M. Anthony Q. Dizon is a Law Clerk at the Law Offic of Dennis D. Vann in San Mall is an Associate at Littler Mendelson Fragomen, Del Rey, Bernsen & Lo wy in Francisco. Todd C. Harshman is an in San Francisco. Boris N . Mamlyuk is an New York. Lorrina M. Duffy is an Associat at Grotefeld & Denenberg in Associate at Watt, Tieder, H offar & Associate at Lieff, Cabraser, Heimann & San Francisco. Meaghan P. Hemmings is Fitzgerald in Irvine, CA. Christopher R. Bernstein in San Francisco. Kevin P. an As ociate at Allen, Dyer, Doppelt, Maratas i an Associate at Bingham Dwight is an Associate at Steefel, Levitt & Milbrath & Gilchrist in Orlando, FL. McCutchen LLP in East Palo Alto. Cory Weiss in San Francisco. Robert S. Eaton Eliza Hoard is an Associate at Cooley M. Mason is an Associate in the Business is an Associate at Swidler Berlin Shereff Godward in Palo Alto. Amy Hsiao is an Litigati on Group at Farella Braun + Friedman in Washington, D.C. Michael Associate at Wilso n, Sonsini, Goodrich & Martel in San Francisco. Andrew J. E. Elisofon is an Associate at Latham & Rosati in Palo Alto. Craig A. Hundley is Massey is a La w Clerk for Judge Peggy Watkins in Menlo Park, CA. Andrew B. a Litiga tion Associate at Cooley Godward Leen, U.S. District Court, Las Vegas, NY. Ellsworth is a Litigation Associate at in San Francisco. Tina C. Hwang is an Kathleen F. McConnell is an Associate at Bingham McCutchen LLP in East Palo Associate at Pillsbury Winthrop Shaw Winston & Strawn in San Francisco. Alto. Russ W. Ercolani is an Associate at Pittman in Palo Alto. Kristine L. Kaneko Scott M. McLeod is an Associate at Lindahl, Schnabel, Kardassakis & Beck in is an Associate at Thelen, Reid & Priest in Cooper, White & Cooper LLP in San Los Angeles. Gregory R. Evans is an San Francisco. Sara L. Keane is an Francisco. Jacob A. McQuown is an Associate at Winston & Strawn in Associate at Thelen, Reid & Priest in San Associate at Fenwick & West in Mountain Washington, D .C. Lisa M . Ezra is a Law Francisco. Rachael E. Keast is a Judicial View. Amy C. Melaugh is an Associate Clerk for Circuit Judge Richard Tallman, Law Clerk at the Executive Office for at Bingham McCutchen LLP in San U.s. Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals in Immigration Review in San Francisco. Francisco. Elizabeth P. Miller is an Seattle, WA. Robert B. Firpo is a Law Colleen B. Kelley is an Associate at Hoge, Associate at Bingham McCutchen LLP in Clerk for Justice James Rice, Supreme Fenton, Jones & Appel in San Jose, CA. San Francisco. Mona Motwani is a Staff Court of Montana, in Helena. Tamara H. Christian F. Kemos is a Legal Research Attorney at the Child Care Law Center in Fisher is an Associate in the Employment Assistant at the Superior Court, San San Francisco. Mary A. Moycik is an Group, at Wilson, Sonsini, Goodrich & Francisco County, San Francisco. Associate at Shearman & Sterling in San Rosati in Palo Alto. Adriene M. Flores is Christopher J. Kim is an Associate at Francisco. Natalie Naugle is an Associate an Associate at Newmeyer & Dillion LLP Folger, Levin & Kahn in San Francisco. at Morrison & Foerster in San Francisco. in Newport Beach, CA. James L. Fogarty Paula A. Klemens is an Associate at Monique T. Ngo is an Associate at is an Associate at Gunderson D ettmer Haight, Brown & Bonesteel in San Winston & Strawn in Los Angeles. Kristi Stough Villeneuve Franklin & Hachigian Francisco. Suhi Koizumi has joined Nguyen is an Associate at Phillips Spall as in Menlo Park. Michelle M. Full is an Strand & Seaborn in San Francisco. & Angstadt in San Francisco. Brian G . Associate at Squire, Sanders & D empsey David Kostiner is an Associate at Davis, Orion is an Associate at Morrison & in San Francisco. Scott D. Fuller is an Shapiro, Lewit, Montone & Hayes and is Foerster in Walnut Creek, CA. Corey W. Associate at Filice, Brown, Eassa & Co-Founder of IODA (Independent Parson is a Law Clerk for Chief Judge McLeod in Oakland. Chad A. Gallagher Online Distribution Alliance) in San David F. Levi, U.S. District Court, is an Associate at Miller, Starr & Regalia Francisco. Melanie Krebs-Pilotti is a Law Eastern District of California, in in Walnut Creek, CA. Raymond A. Clerk for Judge James Baker, U.S . Court Sacramento. Vinh H. Pham is a Patent Gallenberg is an Associate at Sedgwick, of Appeals for the Armed Forces, Litigator at D ewey Ballantine in East Palo Detert, Moran & Arnold in San Francisco. Washington, D .C. Jennie J. Kwon is an Alto. Jeremy T. Price is an Indigent Adanech Getachew is a Law Clerk at Associate at Latham & Watkins in Los Criminal D efense Attorney in the Public Willkie Farr & Gallagher in New York. Angeles . David M. Lacy Kusters is an D efender's Office in Contra Costa Joseph E. Giometti is an Associate at Attorney at Fenwick & West in Mountain County, Martinez, CA. Rebecca N. Orrick, Herrington & Sutcliffe in Los View. Ivana H. Lee is an Associate at Rabkin is a Law Clerk for Judge H oward Angeles. Matthew D. Goldberg is a Staff Wilson, Sonsini, Goodrich & Rosa ti in R. Lloyd, U.S. District Court, Northern Attorney at the Legal Aid Society, Palo Alto. Anne-Marie Lentini is an District of California in San Jose. Employment Law Center, in San Associate at Pillsbury Winthrop Shaw Christopher Rench is a Research Attorney Francisco. Ryota C. Goto is an Associate Pittman in Palo Alto. Joshua D. Levine is at Sonoma County (CA) Superior Court. at Baker & McKenzie's Japan office in a Second Lieutenant and Judge Advocate Deborah Rotenberg is Associate Director UC Hastings Co llege of the Law 51 (2005 CVll/lll/led) for Health Poh y at alifornia Poli y aiifornia, an Francisco. Joshua M. Rebecca H. Tran is a Lega l As istant at In tltute in acramento. l\lariam Y. tein is a Ba eball Operati ns Assistant the Alameda oLlnty Pu bli c Defender's anar is an 0 iate at Wilson, onsini, for the an Diego Padre in San Diego, Office in Oakl and. Caroline A. Tweeton Goodn ch CY Ro ati in Pa lo Alto. l\lark E. CA. Elizabeth F. Stone is an Associate at is an Associate at Ryley, Carlo k & hmidt i an As ociate at lorri on & Pillsbury W inthrop Shaw Pittman in Sa n Applewhite in Phoeni x, AZ. Flora F. Foer ter in Palo Alto. Carrie Francisco. Sophia B. Strong is an Vi go is an Associate at O 'Melveny & hncider i an Associate at Donahue Associate at Downey Brand LLP in Myers in San Fran isco. Christopher S. Gallagher Wood in Oakl and. Stephanie Sacramento. David S. Sun is an Associate Walton is an Associate at Fenwick & West heng i an A sociate at O'Melveny & in the Law O ffi ces of John L. Sun in Los in Mountain Vi ew. Daniel Wan is an Myer in Menlo Park. Dennis J. Sinclitico Angeles. Ivy O. Suriyopas is an Equal Associate at Morriso n & Foer ter in Pal is an A sociate at Dani els, Fine, Israel & Ju tice W orks Fellow at the Asian Alto. Anthony L. ''''an is an Associate at chonbu h in Lo Angeles. Kristin A. Ameri ca n Legal Defense and Educa tion W ealth and Tax Adviso ry Services In c. in Smith i an Associate at Reed Smith LLP Fund in New York. Matthew R. Tague is San Francisco. Joshua H. Watson is an in Oakl and. Jenece D. Solomon i an an Associate at O rri ck, Herrington & Associate at The Dolan Law Firm in San As ociate at Ross, Dixon & Bell in Irvin e, Sutcliffe in New York. Momo E. Francisco. Andrew Watters has opened CA. Joseph Song is an Associate at Takahashi is an Associate at Keesal, the Law Offices of Andrew G. W att r in Howrey LLP in Sa n Francisco. Gina K. Young & Logan in Long Beach. San Francisco. Monica B. Wegner is an Song i an Associate at Luce, Forward, Christopher S. Tarbell is an Associate at As ociate with Ruiz & Sperow in Hamilton & Scripps in San Diego. Noelle Arn old & Porter in Los Angeles. Jennifer Emeryvill e, CA. Suzanne R. "''hite is an B. Stalberg is an Associate at Morga n, M. Taylor is a Law Clerk with Judge Associate at Wilso n, Sonsini , Goodrich & Lewis & Bockius in Los Angeles. John F. Leslie Tchaikovsky, U. S. Bankruptcy Rosati in Palo Alto. Dakota S. Vl'hitney is Stanley is a Law Clerk for Seni or District Court, Northern District of Californi a, in an Associate at Bingham McCutchen LLP Judge William Schwarzer at the U. S. Oakl and. Suzanne P. Tom is an Associate in San Francisco. Ka Yu Carrey Wong is District Court, Northern District of at Latham & W atkins in Menlo Park. a Staff Attorn ey at Neighborhood Legal Services of Los Angeles County. Summer J. Wynn is an Associate at Cooley Remembering Edward Digardi Godward in San Diego. £llli Oakland attorn ey and Mr. Digardi was a World War II naval hero dedicated Hastings In Memoriam Edward Diga rdi ('47) alumnus. For many lost his 22-year fi ght years, he was a John B. Lonergan ('33) against cancer on member of the 1066 Robert J. ("Bob") McKee ('33) O ctober 22, 2005. Foundation Board of As a U. S. avy officer, Trustees, and he Ferdinand T. Fletcher ('35) he had survived the served twice as Edward Digardi ('47) 1944 sinking of his Secretary of the Robert V . W inkler ('49) destroyer, the U. S.S. Foundation. He was a Johnston, and the dedicated Class Agent Eugene R. Kirkpatrick ('52) subsequent struggle to for the class of 1947. John Sanguinetti (' 52) save shi pmates' li ves At its December 2 Anthony Brookman (' 53) during the historic Battle meeting, the Hastings of Leyte Gulf in shark Board of Directors Charles Brodie ('63) infested Philippine adopted a resolution Edward Digardi (,74) , 19 19-2005. Donald F. Powell ('65) waters. saying that the Board George R. Nock ('66) After the war, he of Directors attended Hastings and went on to be a "acknowledge the great respect and James S. Armstrong, Jr. ('70) prominent plaintiff attorn ey in the admiration that all of the members of the James W . Peterson ('73) Oakl and firm Diga rdi & Campbell. His Board had for Edward Digardi, as well as career spanned more than 50 years; express their deep appreciation for his Charles ("Scott") Bridges ('75) according to a colleague, he tried about many contributions to both the 1066 David P. Hodges (' 77) 400 cases. Foundation and Hastings." Louis M. Wijsen ('88) 52 Hastings CommunIty - Winrer 2006 ALUMNI! 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