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FACULTY BRIEFScriminal cases at Villanova LawSchool. Taught a course at the WorldTrade Institute’s master’s program ininternational law and economics atthe joint center of the Universitiesof Bern, Fribourg and Neuchatel,Switzerland.Activities: Member, joint scholarshipcommittee, Association of LegalWriting Directors and Legal WritingInstitute. Lead counsel, pendingcapital murder case in Alexandria, Va.Eric B. EastonERIC B. EASTONProfessor and Co-Director,Legal Skills ProgramRecent Publications: ABASourcebook on Legal Writing Programs(September 2006). “The Press asInterest Group: Mainstream Mediain the Supreme Court.” UCLAEntertainment Law Review(forthcoming).Works in Progress: “The Colonel’sFinest Campaign: Robert R.McCormick & Near v. Minnesota.”As yet untitled article on Branzburgv. Hayes.Presentations: Panelist, ASTARJudges Training Program (April2006). Presented “Of Secrets andSpies: Strengthening the Public’sRight to Know About the CIA,”Stanford Law & Policy Review, at theAALS Annual Meeting (January2007). Presented “Navigating LawSchool Politics” at the RockyMountain Legal Writing Conference(March 2007).Activities: Member, ExecutiveCommittee, AALS Section on MassCommunications Law. Boardmember, Association of Legal WritingDirectors. Member, CommunicationSkills Committee, ABA Section ofLegal Education and Admissionsto the Bar. Member, ABA SiteInspection Team (FAMU). Member,Maryland-China Business Council.Coach, National TelecommunicationsMoot Court Team.WILLIAM T. FRYER IIIProfessorRecent Publications: Chapter,“Teaching Industrial Design Law”(forthcoming). “A New Way forDesign Owners to Obtain ForeignDesign Protection,” AIPLA IndustrialDesigns Committee Web site (2006).“Geneva Act of the HagueAgreement Concerning theInternational Registration ofInternational Design,” www.fryer.com.Work in Progress: An articleon trademark and design patentprotection.Presentations: Spoke on “TheHague Agreement Protection ofDesigns” at the University of AkronSchool of Law on several occasions,including at the school’s NinthAnnual IP Law Symposium(March 2007).Activities: Member, Bylaws DraftingCommittee, Maryland State BarAssociation IP Committee. Co-chair,Committee 412 (Industrial Designs),ABA Section on InternationalProperty Law. Committee chair,Design Patent Section, ABA JointTaskforce to Review the China PatentLaw Reform Legislation. Member,Association for the Advancement ofIntellectual Property and Research.Coach, American IntellectualProperty Law Association.WENDY GERZOGProfessorRecent Publications: “The CollisionBetween CRTs and the UPC ElectiveShare,” Tax Notes (May 2006).“Focardi: Cook-ed not Schott,” TaxNotes (May 2006). “ConservationEasements Under Turner and Glass,”Tax Notes (July 2006). “Amlie Feud,”Tax Notes (September 2006).“McCord and Postgift Events,” TaxNotes (October 2006). “McCord:Value of Gifts Must Be ‘TaxAffected,’” Tax Notes (December2006). “Gerson: Plain Meaning andthe GSTT,” Tax Notes (February2007). “Janis: Two Perspectives ofBasis,” Tax Notes (March 2007).“Equitable Apportionment: RecentCases and Continuing Trends,” ABAReal Property, Probate and TrustJournal (winter 2007).Presentations: Chair and discussant,“Law, Society, and Taxation III:Policy Ideas for a More JustEconomy” at the Law and Societymeeting in Baltimore (July 2006).Presented “Looking a ‘Gift’ Horse inthe Mouth: When a ‘Gift’ is Not aGift” at the joint meeting of ABASections of Taxation and RealProperty, Probate and Trust inDenver, Colo. (October 2006).Presented “Key Resources for Estateand Gift Tax Research,” ABA Sectionof Taxation, with the ABA Section ofReal Property, Probate and Trust andthe New York State Bar Tax Section,at the U.S. Patent and TrademarkOffice, Alexandria, Va. (January2007). Spoke on “Gift and EstateTax Valuation: Consideration ofPost-Valuation Date Events” at theCritical Tax Theory Conferenceat UCLA (April 2007).Activities: Coordinator, mentorprograms for AALS sections onDonative Transfers, Fiduciaries andEstate Planning; Taxation; andEmployee Benefits. Member,Patenting Estate Planning TechniquesTask Force, ABA Section of Taxation.Award: Academic Fellow, AmericanCollege of Trust and Estate Counsel.MICHELE GILLIGANAssociate Professor and Director,Study Abroad Program in Curaçao,Netherlands AntillesRecent Publications: “Workshopon Real Property.” “Another Effectof Globalization: Role of ForeignEducated Lawyers in Maryland LegalPractice,” UB Law Forum (fall 2006).“A Study of Teaching Ethics at theUniversity of Baltimore and China’sShandong University School of Law”for the Hoffberger Center forProfessional Ethics at the Universityof Baltimore.Work in Progress: “U.S. BarsBarriers to Globalization ofLegal Education.”Presentations: Panelist, JudicialInstitute on Real Property (April2007). Presenter, EACLE Conference,Helsinki, Finland (May 2007). Judge,ABA Regional Client CounselingCompetition.Activities: Member, MSBA RealProperty Section. Member, MSBALegal Education & Admission to theBar Section. Member, ABA Sectionof Real Property. Board member,Sylvan Beach Foundation.Michele GilmanMICHELE GILMANAssociate ProfessorRecent Publications: “Reflectionson 10 Years of Charitable Choice”(forthcoming). “Litigating PresidentialSigning Statements” (forthcoming).Presentations: Invited speaker,symposium on “One Act, Ten Years,and Thousands of Families: WelfareReform in Contemporary America”at the University of Iowa Law School.12 NOTA BENE fall 2007
Invited speaker, symposium on“The Last Word? The ConstitutionalImplications of Presidential SigningStatements” at the William and MaryLaw School (February 2007).Activities: Board member, PublicJustice Center. Member, MarylandBar Section Council on Delivery ofLegal Services. Member, PublicBenefits Taskforce.Leigh GoodmarkLEIGH GOODMARKAssociate ProfessorRecent Publications: “Where’s theProtection?” The Daily Record (May2006). “Going Underground: TheEthics of Advising a Battered WomanFleeing an Abusive Relationship,”UMKC Law Review (forthcoming).Book review, “What Unified FamilyCourt Judges Should Know AboutChildren & Violence,” of Handbookon Children, Culture and Violence.Work in Progress: “The BatteredMother’s Catch-22: How the FriendlyParent Failed to Protect.”Presentation: Spoke on “ChildWelfare, Domestic Violence, andBatterer Accountability” at SturmCollege of Law (March 2007).Activities: Board member, Women’sLaw Center of Maryland and PublicJustice Center. Editorial boardmember, Journal of Child Custodyand the National Council of Juvenileand Family Court Judges’ Juvenileand Family Court Journal. Member,MSBA, Maryland Women’s BarAssociation, Clinical Legal EducationAssociation and AALS sections onClinical Law and Women in LegalEducation.STEVEN P. GROSSMANDean Julius Isaacson ProfessorRecent Publication: “Lawmakers’Offices Not Immune From Searches,”The (Baltimore) Sun (May 2006).Work in Progress: Becoming a TrialLawyer.Presentations: Spoke on “TheInnocence Project” at the Universityof Baltimore (October 2006). Spokeon “Sentencing” at the MarylandSchool for New Judges. Spoke on“Trying the Case” for MICPEL.Activities: Board member, JudicialInstitute of Maryland. Member,MICPEL Curriculum PlanningCommittee. Member, MarylandSchool for New Judges.DANIEL L. HATCHERAssistant ProfessorRecent Publication: “Child SupportHarming Children: Subordinatingthe Best Interests of the Child to theFiscal Interests of the State,” WakeForest Law Review (forthcoming).Presentations: Testimony regarding“Hearing to Review Proposals toImprove Child Protective Services”before the U.S. House ofRepresentatives, Committee on Waysand Means, Subcommittee on HumanResources (May 2006). Spoke on“Child Support Harming Children:Subordinating the Best Interests ofChildren to the Fiscal Interests of theState” at the Southeastern Associationof Law Schools Annual Meeting (July2006). Spoke at the Mid-AtlanticClinical Theory and PracticeWorkshop (January 2007). Spoke onthe Foster Children Self-Support Actat a Congressional Briefing (February2007). Speaker, Harvard Law SchoolChild Advocacy Program and ABACenter on Children and the Law’s12th National Conference onChildren and the Law, “PromotingChildren’s Interests: Preparation,Practice & Policy Reform”(April 2007).Activities: Invited testimony beforethe U.S. House of Representatives,Committee on Ways and Means,Subcommittee on Income Securityand Family Support. Drafted andtestified in support of the ChildSupport Payment Incentive Program(HB 263 and SB 154). Drafted federallegislation that was introduced asHR 1104, the Foster ChildrenSelf-Support Act (February 2007).Member, Steering Committee,Coalition to Protect Maryland’sChildren. Advisory board member,Legal Aid Bureau Child SupportProject. Member, Job OpportunitiesTask Force, Public Policy Committee.CASSANDRA JONES HAVARDAssociate ProfessorRecent Publication: “The Future ofthe CRA,” Western New England LawReview (2007).Works in Progress: “Katrina andPredatory Lending: An EmpiricalAnalysis.” Community DevelopmentReader.Presentations: Presented “HomeOwnership and Predatory Lending—Issues for Seniors” at the NE InterfaithAlliance (November 2006).Spoke on “Small Business LendingInitiatives—Pitfalls and Problems” atthe Woodstock Business Roundtable(February 2007).Activities: Chair, AALS Section onFinancial Institutions. Chair, CLEOFellows, ABA Section of BusinessLaw. Member, Diversity Committee,ABA Section of Business Law.Participated in an amicus brief alongwith 14 other law professors onbehalf of the state of Michigan,Watters v. Wachovia. Provided probono legal consultations for smallbusinesses with transactional needs.Consultant, Black Farmers MediationProcedures.MICHAEL HAYESAssociate Professor and Director, StudyAbroad Program in Aberdeen, ScotlandRecent Publications: “Critique ofthe Veil of Fair Representation,”University of Baltimore Law Forum(2007). The Campaign Guide,2006and 2007 annual supplements.Works in Progress: “JudicialTreatment of ‘Mistaken Reasons’ forEmployee Terminations.” A bookon the law of public-sector laborrelations in Maryland.Presentations: Spoke on the 1981air traffic controllers’ strike at theAssociation of Labor RelationsAgencies Conference (July 2006)and at the Maryland Labor &Employment Research Association(October 2006).Activities: Member, Women’s LawCenter of Maryland AwardsCommittee. Advisory board member,Employment Law Hotline.F. MICHAEL HIGGINBOTHAMProfessorRecent Publications: “After 150Years,” The Afro-American (March2007). “An Open Letter FromHeaven,” Harvard BlackLetterLaw Journal (forthcoming).Presentations: Keynote speaker,Washington Bar lecture and ABAMid-Atlantic Regional Conference.Activity: Co-chair, Minority AffairsGroup, O’Malley/Brown TransitionTeam.MARGARET E. JOHNSONAssistant ProfessorWorks in Progress: “Avoiding HarmOtherwise: Reframing WomenEmployees’ Responses to the Harmsof Sexual Harassment.” “ReframingDomestic Violence Law BeyondCrimes of Physical Violence.”Presentations: Presented paperstitled “The Value of Critical LegalTheory in Clinical Education” at theNew York University School of Law(May 2006) and “Avoiding HarmOtherwise: Reframing WomenEmployees’ Responses to the Harmsof Sexual Harassment” at the Lawand Society Annual Meeting inBaltimore (July 2006) and atMarquette University Law School(October 2006). Spoke on“Collaborating on Language AccessIssues” at the AALS Conference onClinical Legal Education and on“The Intersection of LGBT Issuesand the Classroom” at the Universityof Baltimore (March 2007).Activities: Editorial committeemember, Women in the Law inMaryland Project. Advisorycommittee member, D.C. Superiorhttp://law.ubalt.edu 13
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