MICHAEL L. RICHMOND EDUCATION. Hamilton College, Clinton, New York. Major: English literature. Duke University School of Law, Durham, North Carolina.

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1 MICHAEL L. RICHMOND Shepard Broad Law Center Nova Southeastern University 3305 College Avenue Fort Lauderdale, Florida (954) EDUCATION A.B J.D M.S.L.S Hamilton College, Clinton, New York. Major: English literature. Duke University School of Law, Durham, North Carolina. University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. EMPLOYMENT Professor of Law (Tenured since 1984). Shepard Broad Law Center of Nova Southeastern University, Fort Lauderdale, Florida. July 1978 to present. Courses: Torts, Defamation Privacy & Publicity, Law & Literature, Products Liability, Moot Court. Past courses include special Goodwin Seminar on Media Intrusiveness into Private Lives, Agency, Corporations, Legal Drafting, Legal Research, Legal Writing, Legal Education Workshop, Remedies, Criminal Law. Significant Administrative Duties: Present law center duties include Academic Disciplinary Panel (Chair ); Coach of Florida Bar Y.L.S. Moot Court Team; Faculty Advisor to Public Interest Law Society & Tort Law Society. Past law center duties include Head Law Librarian ( ), Acting Assistant Dean (1979), Chair of Admissions Committee, Chair of Curriculum Committee, Chair of Ad Hoc Professionalism Committee, Honor Court Justice, Faculty Committee, Faculty Recruitment Committee, Missions & Goals Committee, Adjunct Faculty Committee, Program Review Committee, Administrative Justice of Honor Court, Chair of Host Committee for Region 5 of National Moot Court Competition, Director of NSU Round Robin Interscholastic Moot Court Competition, Faculty Advisor to Moot Court Board, Coach of various moot court teams, Coach of Florida Bar Mock Trial Team, Liaison to University School. Past university duties include reviewer of internal grant proposals (chair of one committee 2012), Chair of University Faculty Senate, Member of Administrative Council and university self-study subcommittee on evaluation and goals, and Chair of Buildings & Grounds Committee. Scholar in Residence, Law School Admissions Council. Summer, 1989.

2 Digest and index cases involving misconduct in the admissions process. Assistant Librarian. Tarlton Law Library, University of Texas at Austin Associate Professor of Law. North Carolina Central University School of Law, Durham, North Carolina Courses: Civil Procedure, Trial & Appellate Advocacy, Consumer Protection, Domestic Relations. Visiting Associate Professor. Duke University, Department of Management Science, Durham, North Carolina. Winter, Course: Business Law. Assistant Professor of Law. Capital University School of Law, Columbus, Ohio Courses: Products Liability, Sales & Secured Transactions, Negotiable Instruments, Environmental Law. Associate Attorney. Marshman, Snyder & Seeley, Cleveland, Ohio Administrative Assistant. Duke Law School Summer Intern Program, Durham, North Carolina. Summer A. Editorships PUBLICATIONS Book Review Editor, Legal Studies Forum, 1998 to Guest Editor, Legal Studies Forum, Fall, Editor in Chief of Trial Advocate Quarterly, the scholarly journal of the Florida Defense Lawyers Association Editor, The Impecunious Party, Newsletter of the AALS Section on Law and the Humanities Editorial boards of Cardozo Studies in Law & Literature and Popular Culture in Libraries. B. Monographs M. Richmond, ed., Comparative Negligence and Contribution in Florida (3d ed.) (The Florida Bar) (1989). M. Richmond, Digest-Compendium of Cases on Misconduct in the Admissions Process (Law School Admissions Council) (1989) (confidential circulation). M. Richmond, Readings in Law and Literature (1987) (unpublished manuscript). Problems & Instructor's Manual to Accompany Jacobstein & Mersky's Fundamentals of Legal Research

3 (Foundation Press) (1981). C. Chapters "Administration of Private Law Libraries." 1 Law Librarianship: A Handbook 69 (1984). (Publication Series of the AALL.) (With Velvet Glass.) "Treatment of Sexually Oriented Materials by Libraries." P. Gellatly, ed., Sex Magazines in the Library Collection 47 (1981). (With R. Mersky.) "Memorandum Problems & Sample Answers." Workbook & Teacher's Manual to Accompany Jacobstein & Mersky's Fundamentals of Legal Research (1980 ed.). D. Selected Articles and Review Essays Commercial or Advertising Purpose Under Florida Statutes Section Demystified, 36 Nova L. Rev. 115 (2011). Sir William Schwenck Gilbert and the Illogic of Law, 39 Stetson L. Rev. 85 (2009). Law, Instrumental Music, and Dance: Reflections of a Common Culture, 27 Legal Studies Forum 783 (2003). In Memory of Larry Kalevitch: An Appreciation, 28 Nova L. Rev. 305 (2004). Book Review of Robert M. O=Neil, The First Amendment and Civil Liability, 27 Nova L. Rev. 325 (2002). Book Review of Edward Caudill, Edward Larson, & Jesse Fox Mayshark, The Scopes Trial: A Photographic History, 25 Legal Studies Forum 641 (2001). Review Essay of Paul W. Kahn, The Cultural Study of Law: Reconstructing Legal Scholarship, 23 Legal Studies Forum 561 (1999). The Music of Labor: From Movement to Culture, 23 Legal Studies Forum 211 (1999). Law and Popular Music: An Etude in Two Movements. I. The Arc of a Love Affair: Divorce in the Songs of Paul Simon. II. Law and Lawyers in Jonathan Larson=s Rent, 22 Legal Studies Forum 79 (1998). Teaching Law to Passive Learners: The Contemporary Dilemma of Legal Education, 26 Cumberland L. Rev. 943 (1996). The Annotated Cordas, 17 Nova L. Rev. 899 (1993). A Parable for Derrick Bell, 1 Wisc. Multi-Cultural L.J. 3 (1991). An Exemplar for Peer Review, 14 J. Leg. Profession 21 (1990) (with R. Jarvis).

4 Survey of Developments in the Law of Torts in Florida, 14 Nova L. Rev. 965 (1990). "In Defence of Poesie" (Review Essay of R. Posner, Law and Literature: A Misunderstood Relation), 57 Fordham L. Rev. 901 (1989). Can Shakespeare Make You a Partner?, 20 St. Mary's L. J. 885 (1989). Protecting the Power Brokers: of Feres, Immunity and Privilege, 22 Suffolk U. L. Rev. 623 (1989) (by invitation). The Cultural Milieu of Law, 13 Nova L. Rev. 89 (1988) (part of Colloquium issue on Legal Scholarship) (by invitation). The Development of Duty: Langridge to Palsgraf, 31 St. Louis U. L.J. 903 (1987). O Death, Where is Thy Sting?: Liability in Florida for Mishandling Cadavers, 6 Trial Adv. Q. 37 (1987). Review Essay of Harper, James & Gray, The Law of Torts, 37 Case Western Reserve L. Rev. 166 (1987). The Vicarious Liability of Purveyors of Liquor for the Torts of Their Drunken Minor Patrons, 13 Stetson L. Rev. 267 (1984). Scraping Some Moss from the Old Oaken Doctrine: Election Between Undisclosed Principals and Agents and Discovery of their Net Worth, 66 Marq. L. Rev. 746 (1983). What's Right with Agency and, Incidentally, Partnership, 5 U. Ark. Little Rock L. Rev. 251 (1982). Bringing it All Back Home: Toward a Closer Rapport Between Lawyer and Layperson, 6 Nova L. J. 97 (1982). E. Lecture Judicial Reaction to the Industrial Revolution (presented at American Culture Association convention, April 1996). PROFESSIONAL MEMBERSHIPS Admitted to the bars of Ohio (inactive status), Florida, and the United States Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit. Member of the American Bar Association, The Florida Bar, Broward County Bar Association, AAUP, and American Culture Association (Chair, Law and American Culture). Professional Committees: Subcommittee on Misconduct in the Admissions Process of Law School Admissions Council; Committee on Judicial Evaluation of the Florida Bar; Vice-Chair of the Media Law Committee (Public Relations Subcommittee)Tort & Insurance Business Torts Committee of the American Bar Association; Amicus Brief Committee of the Florida Defense Lawyers Association ( ); Committee on Professionalism of the Florida Bar ( ); Committee on Technology of the Florida Bar ( ); Continuing Legal Education Committee of the Florida Bar (Vice-Chair,

5 ; ), Special Ad Hoc Committee on CLE of the Florida Bar ( ), Subcommittee to Investigate Misconduct in the Admission Process of the Law School Admission Council ( ). COMMUNITY ACTIVITIES Chair, Fort Lauderdale Airport Noise Abatement Committee. Former member of Board of Directors of Ramat Shalom Synagogue and of Public Theatre of Fort Lauderdale.