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I TEXAS TECH UNIVERSITY [!Jill School of Law' Lubbock, TX . Beaumont, TX . EI Paso, TX . Salt Lake City, UT . Longmont, CO . Athens, GA }AMICUS C&: FINANCIAL ADVISORS LLP • Structured Settlements • Taxable Structures • Trust-based Solutions • Tax Planning • Financial Planning • Entitlement Planning • Investment Management • Attorney Fee Structures 1.888.8AMICUS www.amicusadvisors.com Firm founded and operated by Texas Tech graduates - Guns Up! The Alumni Magazine of the Texas Tech University School of Law - contents- 12 40TH ANNIVERSARY 14 FIRST CLASS REUNION 20 TECH LAW GOES TO SUPREME COURT 22 ALUMS HELP PERSONAL INJURY VICTIMS 2 Message from Dean Walter B. Huffman 5 Message from Sid Walker 6 Editors' Letters 27 I Faculty Footnotes 28 ; Outside the Halls 42 Within the Walls 54 Donor Listing JIM WRIGHT 58 Rising Stars 9 Chief Justice of the 11th Court of Appeals 60 Super Lawyers 62 Alumni Affair 68 Class Notes LAW. TTUEDU TEXAS TECH LA\VYER MESSAGEFROMDEAN HUFFMAN Greetings Fellow AlUlllS and welcollle to seventh issue of the Texas Tech La'lJJyer. The seventh issue of the Texas Tech Kramer during his tenure here at Tech, Appointment was a first for Tech Law Lawyer covers a very special time for the and he will be greatly missed as he retires and we were pleased that she had this Texas Tech University School of Law as to Colorado. We also saw the departure opportunity to both showcase her talent it marks the 40th Anniversary of our first of Legal Practice Professor Cristina and represent our school on a national entering class. Although we are young Knolton, who also co-coached Tech's stage. Speaking of appointments, as law schools go, we have had many very successful negotiation competition Governor Rick Perry appointed wonderful achievements to celebrate since teams. After three years at Tech, Thornton Professor Brian Shannon those 72 intrepid souls took their seats back Professor Knolton moved to California for a second term to the Governor's in 1967 in retired military barracks across so she could be closer to her family. Committee on People with Disabilities from Jones Stadium. Now, 40+ years later, Additionally, we bid farewell to Visiting and also reappointed Horn Professor Tech Law has marked the completion of Professor Dennis Olson. He ended his Marilyn Phelan as Texas Commissioner the Mark & Becky Lanier Professional three-year visit with us and moved to to the national commission on state Development Center. This $l3.5 million, Detroit for a visit with the University of laws. These appointments are just a 34,000 square ft addition to the school Detroit Mercy School of Law. To offset few examples of recognition of our includes a state-of-the-art "courtroom these losses, we welcomed Ms. Melanie outstanding faculty. Moreover, I would of the future", a large auditorium, and Reed and Ms. Wendy Humphrey '01 as also like to congratulate George H. several other offices and classrooms that visiting professors. Ms. Reed joins our Mahon Professor Susan Fortney for will enhance the legal education process doctrinal faculty from the prestigious her accomplishments, and I am pleased at Texas Tech Law. Completed this spring, D.C. law firm of Covington & Burling to note that she has been recognized as I have previously stated, the Lanier where she has practiced since 2004. at the highest level by her colleagues. Center will make our law school the finest Ms. Humphrey joins us from the also Professor Fortney received Texas Tech's legal education facility in the U.S. This is prestigious Lovell, Lovell, Newsom & most prestigious teaching award, the quite a remarkable improvement upon Isern firm in Amarillo where she was a Chancellor's Council Distinguished our school's modest beginnings in such a partner. She replaced Cristina Knolton Teaching Award, was elected to comparatively short period of time. in our Legal Practice program and as co­ membership in the American Law The face of our school is not the only coach of our negotiation teams. Institute (ALI) and was named a Paul face that is changing here at Tech Law. Also on the faculty front, we were Whitfield Horn Professor, the most We have seen the retirement of Maddox pleased to welcome back Bean Professor prestigious professorship at Texas Tech. Professor Bruce Kramer after an Vickie Sutton from her 18 month As a member of the ALI, Professor extraordinary career lasting over 30 tour as counsel with the Department Fortney joins an elite group of other years. Many of us, including myself, were of Transportation in Washington, Texas Tech Law Professors including privileged to take classes from Professor D.C. Professor Sutton's Presidential Professors Williain Casto, Marilyn 2 TEXAS TECH LAWYER LAWTTU.EDU Now, 40+ years later, Tech Law has marked the completion of the Mark & Becky Lanier Professional Development Center. This $13.5 million, 34,000 square ft addition to the school includes a state-of the-art ((courtroom of the fizture", a large auditorium, and several other offices and classrooms that will enhance the legal education process at Texas Tech Law. Phelan, and Brian Shannon. As a Horn week of October 2007. Then, on Friday, systems in Louisiana both informative Professor, she joins Dan Benson, Marilyn November 16, 2007, Justice O'Connor and moving. Another interesting and Phelan, and William Casto. was the inaugural speaker in an annual accomplished alum featured in this issue In large part because ofour exceptional distinguished lecture series known as is Andrews County District Attorney faculty, our graduates consistently post the "Sandra Day O'Connor Distinguished Michael Fostel '70. You will read a impressive scores on Texas Bar Exams Lecture Series." This was an exciting story about the entrepreneurial spirit year-after-year. Our recent graduates and important event for our law school of Joseph Tombs '88, Greg Maxwell are no exception as they posted scores and the fact that it inaugurates an '03, and Mathew Hayes '04 who found that made Texas Tech Law the Leader annual lecture series featuring similarly their unique market niche dealing with among Texas Public Law Schools on distinguished lawyers and jurists is very settlement planning and decided to the February 2007 Bar Exam. Texas special indeed. We are truly thankful establish Amicus Financial Advisors, Tech had 24 graduates passing the to Becky and Mark Lanier '84 whose LLP. In April 2007, eleven Texas Tech Bar and only four failing for a passing exceptional generosity and consistent University School of Law alumni were in percentage of 86% versus an overall support of our school have helped our nation's capital to be inducted into pass rate of 79% for Texas law schools make Justice O'Connor's visit possible. the Supreme Court of the United States. on the February Bar. As stated, Texas Speaking of Becky and Mark Lanier This was such a special experience Tech's passing rate was the highest of '84, the Supreme Court of Texas was that we have decided to make it a the public law schools in Texas. Our here on April 22, 2008, to inaugurate biennial event. students continued this excellence with the Donald M. Hunt Courtroom in That's enough of my telling you what is a 91% pass rate on the July 2007 Bar the Lanier Professional Development in this special double issue and what you Exam. This is yet another reflection Center. The Grand Opening Celebration can look forward to reading in future issues of the excellent job our faculty does and Ribbon-Cutting Ceremony followed - I will let you get to reading it yourself. I in preparing our graduates for success that afternoon. hope you enjoy this, the latest issue of your both on the Bar Exam and in the practice Speaking of great alums, in each issue alumni magazine. Happy reading! of law. of the Texas Tech Lawyer we feature some During the 2007-08 school year, of our outstanding alumni and the terrific we enjoyed visits from the United work they are accomplishing as members States Court of Appeals for the of our noble profession. One such alum is Fifth Circuit, Justice Sandra Day Chris Williams '04 and I think you will Walter B. Huffman O'Connor, and the Supreme Court of find the story of the work he is doing in Dean and W. Frank Newton Texas. The Fifth Circuit heard cases in New Orleans to help rebuild the school Professor of Law the Allison Courtroom during the first system in one of the poorest performing Class of'77 LAW.TTU.EDU TEXAS TECH LAWYER 3 With the introduction of the Estate Planning and Community Law Journal this spring, Texas Tech School of Law has four student­ produced journals, each with something unique to offer. Admrinstrative Law Journal The A.dminstrative Law Journal is published semiannually and comprises scholarly and professional works that analyze Texas administrative law. It is the only journal in Texas, and one of two journals nationally, that focus.~s on administrative law. Esta ~ te Planning & Community Property Law Journal The Estate Planning & Community Property Law Journal is Texas Tech School of Law's newest journal and will begin publication in the fall. It will be the only community property focused journal in the nation. Tex~[s Bank Lawyer The Lexas Bank Lawyer is a monthly newsletter read by more than nine hundred attorneys nationwide. It is published as a cooperative effort of the Te~xas Association of Bank Counsel and the Texas Tech School of Law. Tex~rs Tech Law Review The Texas Tech Law Review, the fla~ship journal of Texas Tech School of Law, is published quarterly, includIng an annual Fifth Circuit survey issue.
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