JOHN WILLIAM GERGACZ. ), School of Business, University of Kansas, Lawrence, Kansas. (785)

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1 JOHN WILLIAM GERGACZ School of Business University of Kansas Lawrence, Kansas, (785) EXPERIENCE Professor with tenure (1987- ), School of Business, University of Kansas, Lawrence, Kansas. EDUCATION AWARDS Associate Professor with tenure, School of Business, University of Kansas, Lawrence, Kansas, ( ). Assistant Professor, School of Business, University of Kansas, Lawrence, Kansas, June, 1978 to Attorney, Associate, Law Offices of Saul I. Ruman, Hammond, Indiana, August, 1975 to May, Law firm is a sophisticated plaintiff-oriented trial firm. My responsibilities were primarily in areas of Business Law. JD, Cum Laude, Indiana University, Bloomington, Indiana, 1975 (Associate Editor, Indiana Law Journal ). BS, With Distinction, Indiana University, Bloomington, Indiana, Major: Business Economics and Public Policy. Henry A. Bubb Teaching Award (2007, 1995, 1989, 1985, 1981); School of Business Excellence in Teaching Award (1997); Academy of Legal Studies in Business Service Award (1995); Charles A. Lindbergh Fund Grand Recipient (1988); Bryon T. Shutz Distinguished Teaching Award ( ); Mortar Board Outstanding Educator Award (1988, 1982); School of Business Alumni Faculty Scholar ( ); Beta Gamma Sigma Outstanding Educator Award (1986); Sigma Chi Outstanding Educator Award (1981). PUBLICATIONS Books ATTORNEY-CORPORATE CLIENT PRIVILEGE, third edition (2000) WestGroup (584 pages). (2000 supplement [WestGroup], 54 pages); (2001 supplement [WestGroup], 107 pages); (2002 supplement [WestGroup], 129 pages); (2003 supplement [WestGroup] 167 pages); (2004 supplement [WestGroup], 192 pages); (2005 supplement [Thomson/West] 217 pages); (2006 supplement [Thomson/West], 243 pages); (2007 supplement [Thomson/West], 261 pages); (2008 supplement [Thomson/Reuters/West], 287 pages); (2009 supplement [Thomson/ Reuters/West], 306 pages). SECOND EDITION: (1990) Shepard's/McGraw-Hill, (494 pages).

2 2 (1999 supplement [Clark Boardman Callaghan], 262 pages); (1998 supplement [Clark Boardman Callaghan], 247 pages); (1997 supplement [Clark Boardman Callaghan], 225 pages); (1996 supplement [Clark Boardman Callaghan], 234 pages); (1995 supplement, 203 pages); (1994 supplement, 189 pages); (1993 supplement, 170 pages); (1992 supplement, 143 pages); (1991 supplement, 125 pages). FIRST EDITION: (1987) Garland Publishing Company, (310 pages). Textbooks (1989 supplement, 147 pages). WEB-TEXT: LEGAL STUDIES IN BUSINESS: THE LEGAL AND SOCIAL ENVIRONMENT OF BUSINESS, 2d (2002) Pearson Publishing. (Jointly with D. Whitman). LEGAL STUDIES IN BUSINESS, (1997) West Publishing (522 pages). (Jointly with D. Whitman). THE LEGAL ENVIRONMENT OF BUSINESS, Fourth edition, McGraw-Hill, 723 pages, (1994). Third edition, 701 pages, (1991). (Second edition, 670 pages, (1988). (First edition, 629 pages, (1985). (Jointly with D. Whitman). THE LEGAL ENVIRONMENT OF BUSINESS: REGULATORY LAW AND CONTRACTS, (1992) McGraw-Hill (685 pages). (Jointly with D.Whitman and M. Levin). Journals (* = invited) 1) Privileged Communications with In-House Counsel under United States and European Community Law: A Proposed Re-evaluation of the Akzo Nobel Decision. CREIGHTON LAW REVIEW (Vol. 42, pp ) (2009). 2) A Proposal for Protecting Communications with Corporate Counsel after the Corporate Client has Waived its Attorney-Client Privilege. FORDHAM JOURNAL OF CORPORATE AND FINANCIAL LAW (Vol. 13, pp ) ) (2008). 3) Using the Internet to Attract Clients and the Attorney-Client Privilege. RUTGERS COMPUTER AND TECHNOLOGY LAW JOURNAL (Vol. 33, pp ) (2006). 4) Employees Use of Employer Computers to Communicate with their Own Attorneys and the Attorney-Client Privilege. COMPUTER LAW REVIEW AND TECHNOLOGY JOURNAL (Vol. 10, pp ) (2006). 5) Using the Attorney-Client Privilege as a Guide for Interpreting I.R.C. #7525. HOUSTON BUSINESS AND TAX LAW JOURNAL (Vol. 6, pp ) (2006). 6) Privileged Communications Between an Attorney and a Corporate Client: A Comparison Between the United States and Great Britain. ANGLO-AMERICAN LAW REVIEW (United Kingdom). (Vol. 14, pp ) (1985).

3 3 Other 7) Poets, Property Rights, and a "Taking" Without Just Compensation. LEGAL STUDIES FORUM (Vol. 9, pp ) (1985). *8) Solar Energy Access: Limitations on the Zoning Alternative from a Legal and Economic Perspective. TEMPLE ENVIRONMENTAL LAW AND TECHNOLOGY JOURNAL (Vol. 3, pp. 5-12, 63-69) (1984). (Jointly with D. Houston). 9) Attorney-Corporate Client Privilege: Cases Applying Upjohn, Waiver, Crime-Fraud Exception, and Related Issues. THE BUSINESS LAWYER (Vol. 38, pp ) (1983). Reprint (full text) AMBAR Database, American Bar Association. 10) Attorney-Corporate Client Privilege. THE BUSINESS LAWYER (Vol. 37, pp ) (1982). Reprint (full text) AMBAR Database, American Bar Association. 11) Legal Aspects of Solar Energy: Statutory Approaches for Access to Sunlight. BOSTON COLLEGE ENVIRONMENTAL AFFAIRS LAW REVIEW (Vol. 10, pp. 1-36) (1982). 12) Open Space Zoning: Agins v. City of Tiburon. AMERICAN BUSINESS LAW JOURNAL (Vol. 19, pp ) (1982). (Jointly with M. Levin). 13) Solar Energy Law: Easements of Access to Sunlight. NEW MEXICO LAW REVIEW (Vol. 10, pp ) ( ). 14) NLRB v. Yeshiva University: The End of Faculty Unions? WAKE FOREST LAW REVIEW (Vol. 16, pp ) (1980). (Jointly with C. Krider). 15) How to Draft and Determine the Value of Express Solar Access Easements. REAL ESTATE LAW JOURNAL (Vol. 9, pp ) (1980). (Jointly with J. Gaumnitz). 16) Legal Aspects of Solar Energy: Easements for Sunlight and Individual Solar Energy Use. AMERICAN BUSINESS LAW JOURNAL (Vol. 18, pp ) (1980). 17) Legal Aspects of Solar Energy. BUSINESS LAW REVIEW (Vol. 12, pp ) (1980). Article discussed eminent domain and solar utilities. 18) The Progressive User Tax as an Alternative Method of Financing Civil Jury Costs. INDIANA LAW JOURNAL (Vol. 49, pp ) (1974). *1) Harlan Forum: The Attorney-Corporate Client Privilege Should be Retained, THE BRANDEIS BRIEF (Vol. 3, pp ) (Winter ). (Jointly with E. Miller). 2) I prepared a quarterly looseleaf service: ATTORNEY-CORPORATE CLIENT PRIVILEGE UPDATE for which I wrote an article and summarized recent developments in the field. ( ).

4 ACTIVITIES 4 *3) Privileged Communications and Professional Responsibility in RESPONSIBILITY OF THE CORPORATE PARENT FOR THE ACTIVITIES OF A SUBSIDIARY 125 (PLI # ). 4) Privileged Attorney-Corporate Client Communications and Testimony Before Congressional Committees CORPORATE INFORMATION AND PRIVACY REPORTER (Vol. 2 pp. 3-6 (1987). 5) Increased Privacy Protection for Counsel, CORPORATE INFORMATION AND PRIVACY REPORTER (Vol. 1. pp.12-14) (1987). a) Editorial 1) Editor-in-Chief, American Business Law Journal ( ); Managing Editor ( ); Senior Articles Editor ( ); Articles Editor ( ); Staff Editor ( ). 2) Editor-in-Chief, Corporate Confidentiality and Disclosure Letter (formerly Corporate Information and Privacy Reporter) ( ). 3) Editor-in-Chief, Midwest Law Review ( ). 4) Board of Referees, The Business Law Forum ( ). b) University and School of Business Service (1995). 1) Faculty Evaluator for Business Law Courses ( ). 1) Faculty Advisor, Undergraduate Business Counsel ( ). 2) Advisory Board, Applied English Center ( ). 3) Co-Director of European Program Development 4) School of Business Research Committee ( ). 5) School of Business Dean Search Committee, Vice-Chair ( ). 6) University Committee on Business and the Humanities ( ). 7) University Honors Counsel ( ). 8) Co-director, Exxon Colloquium on the Foundations of American Business (Fall, 1985). 9) University Judicial Board ( ); Chair ( ). 10) Chair - School of Business Assembly ( ). 11) Faculty Adviser for Beta Gamma Sigma ( ). 12) School of Business Promotion and Tenure Committee ( ). 13) School of Business Recruiting Committee ( ). 14) School of Business Support Services Committee ( ). c) Professional Organizations 1) Academy of Legal Studies in Business 2) ALSB -- Ethics Section and International Law Section 3) American Bar Association 4) ABA - Section of Business Law

5 d) Jurisdictions Admitted to Practice Law 1) State of Indiana 2) State of Illinois 3) Federal District Court for the Northern District of Indiana 4) Federal District Court for the Southern District of Indiana 5