STEPHEN FERRIS MALOUF

STEPHEN FERRIS MALOUF 3811 Turtle Creek Blvd. Suite 1600 DALLAS, TEXAS 75219 (214) 969-7373 Website: www.smalouf.com EDUCATION ST. MARY'S UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF LAW, J.D., 1982. UNIVERSITY OF DALLAS, B.A., 1977. REPRESENTATIVE MARTINDALE-HUBBELL RATING 1 HONORS/ACTIVITIES AV (Very high to preeminent) TEXAS MONTHLY TEXAS SUPER LAWYER Selected as a Texas Super Lawyer by Texas Monthly poll of Texas Attorneys, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010 Top 100 Lawyers in Texas - Texas Monthly poll of Texas Attorneys, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010 BEST LAWYERS IN DALLAS, D MAGAZINE - 2001, 2003, 2005, 2007, 2008 WHO'S WHO IN AMERICA - 2005, 2007, 2008 WHO'S WHO IN AMERICAN LAW - 1987-1988, 2003, 2005, 2008-2009, 2009-2010 WHO'S WHO AMONG OUTSTANDING AMERICANS - 1994 WHO S WHO IN LITIGATION, DALLAS BUSINESS JOURNAL - 1993 WHO'S WHO AMONG RISING YOUNG AMERICANS - 1992 AMERICAN BAR ASSOCIATION, 1983-1999; 2001 - Law Student Division, 1979-1982 Section of International Law, 1979-1982 Section of Antitrust Law, 1979-1982 1. CV, BV, and AV are registered certification marks of Reed Elsevier Properties, Inc. used in accordance with the Martindale-Hubbell certification standards and policies. 1

AMERICAN BAR ASSOCIATION (cont.) International Trade Subcommittee, Section of Antitrust Law, 1981-1982 Central and Eastern European Law Initiative Legal Assessment Commentator, 1995-1996 AMERICAN BAR FOUNDATION - FELLOW, 2002- AMERICAN BOARD OF TRIAL ADVOCATES - 1997 - Member AMERICAN BOARD OF TRIAL ADVOCATES - FOUNDATION OF THE AMERICAN BOARD OF TRIAL ADVOCATES - LIFE FELLOW, 2001- ASSOCIATION OF TRIAL LAWYERS OF AMERICA, 1983- Aviation Litigation Section, 1983 DALLAS ASSOCIATION OF YOUNG LAWYERS, 1983-1987 Continuing Legal Education Committee Member, 1984 Fall Chairman, 1985 Programs Director, 1986. Interest on Lawyers Trust Accounts Special Project Committee, 1986. DALLAS BAR ASSOCIATION, 1983- Computer Use and Technology Section, 1990-1991 Judiciary Committee, 2004 Chairman - Courthouse Electronics Subcommittee 2004 DALLAS BAR FOUNDATION - FELLOW, 2002- DALLAS/RIGA SISTER CITY COMMITTEE Advisory Committee, 1998-1999 DALLAS/RIGA SISTER CITY PROGRAM - LAWYERS' EXCHANGE COMMITTEE Co-chairman, 1990. The Committee was formed as part of the Dallas-Riga Sister City Project. The Project plans and supports cultural, educational, sport, and professional exchanges between the city of Dallas and the city of Riga, Latvia. 2

DALLAS/RIGA SISTER CITY PROGRAM PLANNING COMMITTEE 1991 - The Dallas/Riga Sister City Program is conducted under the auspices of Sister Cities International and involves legal, cultural, academic, medical, sports and educational exchanges between the cities of Riga, Latvia and Dallas, Texas. DALLAS TRIAL LAWYERS ASSOCIATION, 1983-1998, 2008- LATVIAN INSTITUTE OF FOREIGN AFFAIRS Organizer of the Latvian Lecture Series at the Latvian Institute of Foreign Affairs, Latvian State University, Riga, Latvia. The Series consisted of a twelve week course relating to international trade and investment, monetary policy, environmental law, private property theory, and the European Community after 1992. The Series lecturers included attorneys, judges, and law faculty from Texas and California. STATE BAR OF TEXAS, 1982- Law Student Division, 1980-1982 New Legislation Committee, Section on Antitrust Law, 1982-1983 Soviet Lawyer Exchange Committee, 1991 Litigation Section, 2003 - STATE BAR OF TEXAS BARLINK ONLINE SERVICE Moderator for Litigation and Appellate Practice, 1995-1996. BarLink was the State Bar's initial online computer service for Texas lawyers. STATE BAR OF TEXAS COMPUTER LAW SEMINAR - ANNUAL MEETING, 1995 Planning Committee Co-Chair for Trial Law STATE BAR OF TEXAS 1999 ADVANCED PERSONAL INJURY SEMINAR Planning Committee STATE BAR OF TEXAS - 25 th ANNUAL ADVANCED CIVIL TRIAL COURSE Planning Committee 2002 STATE BAR OF TEXAS CLE Online Case Commentator - 2004 3

STATE BAR OF TEXAS - Bartech 2006 Planning Committee 2006 STATE BAR OF TEXAS - 2008 Litigation Update Planning Committee 2007 STATE BAR OF TEXAS - 22 nd ANNUAL ADVANCED EVIDENCE AND DISCOVERY COURSE Course Co-Director 2009 STATE BAR OF TEXAS - 24 th ANNUAL ADVANCED EVIDENCE AND DISCOVERY COURSE Planning Committee 2010 STATE BAR OF TEXAS, TEXAS BAR FOUNDATION - LIFE FELLOW, 2007- TEXAS TRIAL LAWYERS ASSOCIATION, 1983-2003 Associate Director/Director, 1995-1999 TEXAS TRIAL LAWYERS ASSOCIATION 2001 Technology Breakthroughs Conference, Co-Chairman TEXAS LAWYER - LAWTECH 95 Planning Committee TEXAS LAWYER - LAWTECH 96 Planning Committee Lab Director - Hands-On Computer Labs in word processing, legal research, Internet use, computer assisted deposition and document management, and preparation of graphics for use in trial. THE LAW OFFICES OF WINDLE TURLEY, P.C. Member, Continuing Legal Education Committee, 1986; Program Director, 1987. THE PATRICK E. HIGGINBOTHAM AMERICAN INN OF COURT An American Inn of Court is an amalgam of judges, lawyers, and in some cases, law professors and law students dedicated to the improvement of the skills, professionalism and ethics of the bench and bar. THE SUPREME COURT HISTORICAL SOCIETY - 2002 4

THE UNIVERSITY OF NORTH TEXAS SCHOOL OF LAW Founders Board - 2010 - THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS SCHOOL OF LAW DAMAGES INSTITUTE Program Committee Co-Chairman - 2004 ADMISSIONS STATE OF TEXAS UNITED STATES COURT OF APPEALS FOR THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA CIRCUIT UNITED STATES COURT OF APPEALS FOR THE FIFTH CIRCUIT UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT, NORTHERN DISTRICT OF TEXAS UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT, EASTERN DISTRICT OF TEXAS UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT, SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF TEXAS UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT, DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA BOARD EXPERIENCE AESCULAPIUS INTERNATIONAL MEDICINE Board of Directors, 1991-1992; Aesculapius International Medicine is a not-for-profit organization dedicated to improving the health care in the countries of Central America. It sponsors teams of health care professionals that train the populations of Central American countries in their efforts to improve life expectancy and infant mortality rates. AMERICA MINERAL FIELDS INC. Director - September, 1997 - President and Chief Executive Officer - March-December, 1998. America Mineral Fields Inc. is a publically-traded Canadian mining company. I was asked to take over as CEO/President in March, 1998 on a temporary basis, move the company s offices to Dallas, Texas, re-structure the company, and direct the company s efforts to have its mining contracts in the Democratic Republic of the Congo reinstated. I agreed to take the position on a temporary basis and completed my assignments 5

in December, 1998, stepping down as CEO/President on December 15, 1998. DIAMOND FIELDS INTERNATIONAL Director - November, 2002 to February, 2003. Diamond Fields International is a publically-traded Canadian mining company. I acted as counsel to a shareholder in a successful proxy battle, and served on the board to assist in the transition to new management. EMPOWER AFRICAN CHILDREN - Founding Chairman -2006-2007 Chariman - 2008 - Empower African Children is a Dallas-based charity dedicated to improving the lives of Ugandan children orphaned by HIV/AIDS and war. JONATHAN S PLACE Advisory Board, 2003 - Jonathan s Place is a Dallas-based facility devoted to the care of at-risk children. PECAN BIOTHERAPEUTICS, INC. Founder and Chairman, 2009 - Pecan Biotherapeutics is a start-up, preclinical biopharmaceutical company focused on developing HIV vaccines, STAT inhibitors for treatment of cancer, and other technologies affecting large patient populations. ST. ALCUIN MONTESSORI SCHOOL BOARD OF TRUSTEES - 2004-2009 Policy Committee Chairman, 2004-2005, 2007-2008 Member, 2005-2006 Member, 2006-2007 Committee on Trustees, Member, 2004-2005 Chairman, 2005-2006 Chairman, 2006-2007 Special Project Committee - East Campus Member, 2007-2008, 2008-2009 ST. ALCUIN MONTESSORI SCHOOL CAPITAL CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE Member, Capital Campaign Committee, 2003-2006 6

RECENT CASES 2010 Insurance Coverage Litigation Successful management of an insurance coverage claim arising out of the capsize of a titanium mining and processing ship in Sierra Leone, West Africa. 2010 Tax Advise Claims Against Attorneys and Accountants Representation of taxpayer in legal malpractice action involving estate and gift tax advice. Settled on confidential terms favorable to the client. 2008 Tax Shelter Litigation $20+ million in settlements in litigation against law firms and accounting firms for negligent tax advice to numerous clients. 2007 Riggs v. Jenkens & Gilchrist, P.C. $81.5 million class settlement in legal malpractice claim arising out of tax shelter advice. Represented a class representative and acted as class co-counsel. Lead class counsel was David Deary of Dallas, Texas. 2006 Lane s Gifts & Collectibles v. Google $90 million + technology audit of Google click-fraud technologies. Class counsel in action against Google, Yahoo! Inc. and other search engines for claims arising out of clickfraud. Settlement included Google s agreement to submit its pay-per-click monitoring efforts to evaluation by an independent expert. 2005 Texas Treasure Fields v. Corona, et al. Confidential settlement. Represented client in claims arising out of the largest residential fire in U.S. history. Home on the market for $44.5 million was completely destroyed by fire. Settled on confidential terms favorable to the client. 2003 Davis v. Shlishi Confidential settlement. Represented the family of Dallas firefighter Vincent Davis, killed in the line of duty as the result of negligent construction practices. 2002 Frentzen v. Continental Airlines Confidential settlement. Retained with Dallas lawyer John Howie by the surviving relatives of 17 passengers killed in the crash of the Air France Concorde at Charles DeGaulle Airport, Paris, France, in July 2000, to represent them in litigation in the United States. Global settlement reached by German co-counsel on terms favorable to the clients. 7

2001 Doe v. Doe $100+ million. Concluded 10 year representation of a Dallasbased oil & gas exploration company in an oil field operation dispute. Client s total recovery, including debt forgiveness, exceeded $100 million, before attorney s fees. AFRICA EXPERIENCE Since 1991, I have been involved in numerous matters involving African mining interests, including diamond and titanium mines in Sierra Leone; copper, cobalt, zinc, and diamond mines in The Democratic Republic of the Congo; mineral sands deposits in Madagascar; zinc deposits in Zambia; marine diamond mining in Namibia; and diamond deposits in Angola. Since 2002 I have represented the government of the Democratic Republic of the Congo in various actions involving debt collection litigation brought by U.S.-based vulture funds and expropriation claims brought against the Congo for the alleged unlawful expropriation of a gold mining operation in the Congo. In 2006 I was the founding chairman of Empower African Children and served in that role until 2007. I was asked in 2008, to resume that position. 2005-2011 - FG Hemisphere Associates, LLC v. The Congo and S.N.E.L. Engaged by the Democratic Republic of the Congo to defend against efforts by U.S.-based vulture funds to execute on Swiss Arbitration Awards arising out of a sovereign debt default action. Successfully defended against efforts to execute on judgment by seizure and forced sale of diplomatic properties. 2004-2007 - Adastra Minerals Inc. v. Empresa Nacional de Diamantes de Angola, E.P. Engaged by Adastra Minerals Inc. and IDAS, its wholly owned subsidiary, to pursue a claim against Empresa Nacional de Diamantes de Angola, E.P. the Angolan State diamond company, for unlawful expropriation of a mining concession in Angola. 2002-2003 - Red Mountain Finance, Inc. v. The Congo and Central Bank of the Congo Engaged by the Democratic Republic of the Congo to negotiate resolution of sovereign debt arrears judgments of the High Court of Justice, Queens Bench Division, Commercial Court London. Settlement of the claims 8

facilitated an International Monetary Fund Poverty Reduction and Growth Facility of approximately US $750mm and a Belgian, French, South African and Swedish contribution of a bridge loan to clear the debt arrears of approximately $450mm with the International Monetary Fund. 2002 - Banro Resources Corporation v. The Democratic Republic of the Congo Engaged by the Democratic Republic of the Congo to defend it against claim of expropriation of gold mining assets. Settled by the government on favorable terms. 1998 - America Mineral Fields v. Anglo American Corporation of South Africa Retained to pursue tortious interference claims against Anglo American Corporation of South Africa:, DeBeers Consolidated Mines, and affiliated entities arising out of a mining project agreement between America Mineral Fields and the Democratic Republic of the Congo for a copper/cobalt mine. Settled on confidential terms favorable to the client. PROFESSIONAL THE LAW OFFICES OF STEPHEN F. MALOUF, P.C. MILGRIM, THOMAJAN & LEE Dallas, Texas. July, 1987 to Present. Commercial, product liability, and medical negligence litigation. I joined MILGRIM, THOMAJAN & LEE as Counsel in July, 1988. I continued in my representation of most of my existing clients and reopened my own practice in March of 1990. The Law Offices of Stephen F. Malouf, P.C. was a partner with other firms during this period. MILGRIM, THOMAJAN & LEE was a New York based international, antitrust, and trade secret firm. Responsibilities included establishment and operations of the Dallas, Texas office and management of all defense litigation for Lloyd's, U.S. Duties also included pursuit of catastrophic injury product liability and medical negligence cases on behalf of plaintiffs. LAW OFFICES OF WINDLE TURLEY, P.C. Dallas, Texas. January, 1983 to March, 1984 and July 1985 to July 1987. Personal injury law - product liability specializing in firearms and vehicular restraint systems, fuel systems, and brake design litigation. Also assisted in medical negligence and aviation litigation. 9

LAW OFFICES OF BOYD WAGGONER, P.C. Dallas, Texas. March 1984 to July 1985. Personal injury law. COURT OF APPEALS, FIFTH SUPREME JUDICIAL DISTRICT OF TEXAS Dallas, Texas, May 1982 to December 1982. Briefing attorney to Ted Z. Robertson. BOOK CHAPTERS How to Prepare Demand Letters and Settlement Brochures: Getting What Your Client Deserves, Attorney s Medical Advantage, West Publishing Co. 2001. Automobile Owners and Operators Liability, Texas Torts & Remedies (Mathew Bender, 1987). ARTICLES/PAPERS 2 Communicating with the Modern Jury, State Bar of Texas 26 th Annual Advanced Personal Injury Law Course, Dallas, San Antonio, and Houston, July-September, 2010. The Practice of Law in the Information Age: How to Survive and Flourish, State Bar of Texas 23 nd Annual Advanced Evidence and Discovery Seminar, San Antonio, Dallas, and Houston, May-July, 2010. Demonstrative Evidence on Your Own, State Bar of Texas 23 nd Annual Advanced Evidence and Discovery Seminar, San Antonio, Dallas, and Houston, May-July, 2010. Cutting Edge Technologies in the Courtroom, State Bar of Texas 17 th Annual Advanced Medical Malpractice Seminar, San Antonio, March, 2010. Anatomy of a Financial Fraud: Madoff, Stanford, and the $100 Billion Shell Game, University of Texas School of Law Continuing Legal Education Department, 33 rd Annual Page Keeton Civil Litigation Conference, Austin, October, 2009. The Internet for Lawyers, Corpus Christi Bar Association Advanced Civil Trial Law Seminar 2009, Corpus Christi, April, 2009. 2 Several of the articles/papers related to technology utilize the same basic paper with, in some instance, minor or no modifications. 10

Using the Internet for Discovery, State Bar of Texas 22 nd Annual Advanced Evidence and Discovery Seminar, Houston and San Antonio, April-May, 2009. Hang on Lads, I ve Got a Great Idea: Technology in the Courtroom, State Bar of Texas 34 th Annual Advanced Family Law Course, San Antonio, August, 2008. The Effective Use of Imagery: PowerPoint for the Jury, Start to Finish, 12 th Annual Choosing and Courting a Jury Course, Dallas, May, 2008. Publicly Available Discovery, State Bar of Texas 21 st Annual Advanced Evidence and Discovery Seminar, Houston and San Antonio, April-May, 2008. Technology: Start to Finish, Corpus Christi Bar Association Advanced Civil Trial Law Seminar 2008, Corpus Christi, April, 2008. Malpractice Issues Relating to Imaging Specialties, Southwestern Chapter of the Society of Nuclear Medicine, 53 rd Annual Meeting, Little Rock, March, 2008 (Syllabus only). Malpractice Issues Relating to Imaging Specialties, Texas Radiological Society 95 th Annual Scientific Meeting, Dallas, March, 2008 (Syllabus only). Technology for Litigators, State Bar of Texas, 24 th Annual Litigation Update, Austin, January, 2008. Technology on a Budget, State Bar of Texas, State Bar of Texas, 30 th Annual Advanced Civil Trial Course, Dallas, Austin, and Houston, August, October, November, 2007. Effective Depositions: Use of Technology and Video Impeachment, 2007 Page Keeton Civil Litigation Conference, Austin, October, 2007 Technology on a Budget, State Bar of Texas, Soaking Up Some CLE, South Padre Island, May 10-11, 2007. Publicly Available Discovery, State Bar of Texas Advanced Evidence and Discovery Seminar, Houston, Dallas, and San Antonio, April- May, 2007. 11

Technology: Start to Finish, Corpus Christi Bar Association Advanced Civil Trial Law Seminar 2007, Corpus Christi, April, 2007. Effective Use of Technology on a Budget, State Bar of Texas West Texas General Practice Symposium, Lubbock, March, 2007. Publicly Available Discovery, State Bar of Texas Litigation Update, San Antonio, January, 2007. Effective Use of Technology, State Bar of Texas Advanced Personal Injury Law Course, Houston, Dallas, and San Antonio, July-August, 2006. Discovery at Trial, State Bar of Texas Advanced Evidence and Discovery Seminar, Houston, Dallas, and San Antonio, April-May, 2006. Innovative Forum Selection Strategies in Today s Litigation Environment, University of Texas School of Law CLE, 2005 Page Keeton Civil Litigation Seminar, Austin, October, 2005. Mental Anguish and Exemplary Damages, Texas Center for the Judiciary, 2005 Annual Meeting, Austin, October, 2005. Using Pictures to Develop Your Case Theme, Association of Trial Lawyers of America, Annual Convention, Toronto, July, 2005. Software Technology on a Budget, State Bar of Texas Advanced Personal Injury Law Seminar, Houston, Dallas, and San Antonio, July - August, 2005. High Impact, Low Cost Demonstrative Evidence, Association of Trial Lawyers of America, Annual Seminar During Jazzfest, New Orleans, April, 2005. Presentation Techniques - Using Your Discovery Effectively at Trial, State Bar of Texas Advanced Evidence and Discovery Seminar, Houston, Dallas, and San Antonio, April-May, 2005. Selecting and Working with Your Expert with Daubert in Mind, Association of Trial Lawyers of America Mid-Winter Convention, Palm Springs, January, 2005. 12

Demonstrative Evidence, University of Houston Law Foundation, How to Offer and Exclude Evidence Seminar, Houston and Dallas, January-February, 2005. Winning Trial Presentations: A Picture is Worth a Thousand Words, Colorado Bar Association CLE, Snowmass National CLE Conference, Snowmass, Colorado, January, 2005. Every Picture Tells a Story: Preparing and Presenting Your Case to the Jury, Louisiana Trial Lawyers Association, Learning from the Masters, New Orleans, December, 2004. Medical Malpractice and HB4: What Every Plaintiff s Lawyer Needs to Know, Texas Lawyer, November, 2004. Presenting the Damages Case to the Jury: Voir Dire to Verdict, The University of Texas School of Law Damages Institute, Dallas and Houston, October, 2004. Selecting Your Expert and Preparing for the Discovery Process, Association of Trial Lawyers of America Teleseminar, October, 2004. Electronic Evidence: Spoliation, Discovery, and Admissibility, State Bar of Texas Legal Assistants Division, Fort Worth September, 2004. Selecting and Working with Experts to Become a More Effective Team, National College of Advocacy of the Association of Trial Lawyers of America, Medical Negligence: Missed Diagnoses, Surgery, and Trial Techniques, Washington, D.C. June, 2004. Spoliation and Retention, State Bar of Texas Litigation in the High Tech Industry, San Antonio, March, 2004. Technology and the Courtroom: Gadgets and Seamless Presentations, Fort Worth Paralegal Association, Fort Worth, February,2004. Demonstrative Evidence, University of Houston Law Foundation, How to Offer and Exclude Evidence Seminar, Houston and Dallas, January, 2004. Using Technology for Seamless Courtroom Presentations, Law Education Institute National CLE Conference, Aspen, Colorado, January, 2004. 13

Electronic Evidence: Discovery and Admissibility, Fort Worth Paralegal Association, Fort Worth, September, 2003. Software and Technology, State Bar of Texas 2003 Advanced Personal Injury Law Course, Dallas, Houston and San Antonio, June, 2003. The Courtroom Edge: Gadgets and Seamless Courtroom Presentations, Corpus Christi Bar Association, Corpus Christi, April, 2003. From Concept to Execution: Seamless Courtroom Presentations, Law Education Institute National CLE Conference, Aspen, Colorado, January, 2003. Must-Have Technology for the Trial Lawyer, Dallas Bar Association Headnotes, November, 2002. Demonstrative Evidence: Including How to Prepare it on a Budget, University of Houston Law Foundation, Trial Tactics Seminar, Houston and Dallas, September, 2002. Electronic Evidence: Discovery and Admissibility, State Bar of Texas 2002 Advanced Civil Trial Law Course, Dallas, Houston, San Antonio, September, 2002. How to Manage Your Practice with Technology, State Bar of Texas 2002 Advanced Personal Injury Law Course, Houston and San Antonio, August, 2002. Demonstrative Evidence, The National Law Journal Litigation Summit & Exposition, San Antonio, April, 2002. Demonstrative Evidence, Corpus Christi Bar Association Advanced Civil Trial law Seminar, Corpus Christi, Texas. March, 2002. Effective Use of Demonstrative Evidence Before and During Trial, University of Houston Law Foundation, How to Offer and Exclude Evidence Seminar, Houston and Dallas, January, 2002. Presentation Technologies: What to Use to Present Your Case in Mediation and Trial, Texas Trial Lawyers Annual Convention, Houston, December, 2001. 14

Captured on Disk: Recording, Editing and Using Digital Depositions, National College of Advocacy of the Association of Trial Lawyers of America at LEGALTECH 2001, San Francisco, August, 2001. Demonstrative Evidence on a Budget, Texas Trial Lawyers Association Advanced Personal Injury Law Course, Dallas and Houston, April, 2001. Failure to Diagnose & Mistreatment of Diseases - Colon Cancer, National College of Advocacy of the Association of Trial Lawyers of America and Hawaii Trial Lawyers Association, Waikiki, Hawaii, February, 2001. Demonstrative Evidence, University of Houston Law Foundation, How to Offer and Exclude Evidence Seminar, Houston and Dallas, February, 2001. Every Picture Tells a Story: Using Videos in Mediation, Association of Trial Lawyers of America 2001 Winter Convention, New Orleans, Louisiana, February, 2001. To Try or Not to Try - The Use of Technology in Preparing a Case for Mediation and Settlement, Alabama Trial Lawyers Association, Inc. Annual Seminar, Destin, Florida, June, 2000. New Millennium - New Technology, State Bar of Texas 7 th Annual Advanced Medical Malpractice Course, San Antonio, March, 2000. Demand Letters and Settlement Brochures - Getting What Your Client Deserves, National College of Advocacy of the Association of Trial Lawyers of America - Winter Convention, San Juan, Puerto Rico, January, 2000. High-Tech Courtroom Presentation: Closing Argument, National College of Advocacy of the Association of Trial Lawyers of America - Technology for the Trial Lawyer Seminar, Washington, D.C., October, 1999. Case Management Technologies, State Bar of Texas Advanced Personal Injury Law Course, Dallas, Houston, San Antonio, July, 1999. Using Computers to Present the Case in the Courtroom, State Bar of Texas Practical Computing CLE Course, Fort Worth, Texas June, 1999. 15

What Attorneys Should Know About the Internet - Attorney Website Strategies, State Bar of Texas Professional Development Program, Houston, Dallas, and Austin, March, 1999. Demonstrative Evidence, University of Houston Law Foundation, How to Offer and Exclude Evidence Seminar, Houston and Dallas, March, 1999. Demonstrative Evidence, Texas Trial Lawyers Association Advanced Personal Injury Course, 1998. Demonstrative Evidence, University of Houston Law Foundation, How to Offer and Exclude Evidence Seminar, Houston and Dallas, February, 1998. Computerized Litigation Support, State Bar of Texas Advanced Personal Injury Law Course, Houston, Dallas, San Antonio - July- August, 1997. The Use of Technology in the Courtroom, Amarillo Bar Association, Annual Spring Institute, May 3, 1997, Amarillo, Texas. The Use of Technology in the Courtroom, South Texas College of Law, Advanced Civil Trial Conference, Houston, March 1, 1997. Use of Computers in Your Practice, Louisiana Trial Lawyers Association 1997 Winter Ski Seminar, Aspen, Colorado, February 10, 1997. Computers and Trial Practice, Start to Finish, Law Education Institute and Bureau of National Affairs 1997 National CLE Conference, Vail Colorado, January 9, 1997. Computers and the Trial Lawyer: What to Buy, Where to Get It, and How to Use It, 16-2 The Tennessee Trial Lawyer Magazine 24, December, 1996. Use of Computers in Preparing a Case for Trial, Louisiana Trial Lawyers Association Last Chance Seminar, New Orleans, Louisiana, December 13, 1996. Use of Computers in Trial Preparation, Texas Lawyer, Law Technology 96 Conference, Dallas, October, 1996. 16

Technology and the Trial Lawyer: Preparation to Presentation, Association of Trial Lawyers of America, National Meeting, Boston, Massachusetts, July, 1996. Demonstrative Evidence and More: The Use of Computers and Technology in the Law Office and Courtroom, Texas Trial Lawyers Association Litigation Refresher Course, April, 1996. Beyond Gimmicks: Computers as a Competitive Advantage, Law Education Institute, Inc. 1996 National CLE Conference, Washington, D.C. March, 1996. Comments on Proposed Amendments to the Anti-Monopoly Law of the Republic of Kyrgyz, American Bar Association Central and East European Law Initiative, January 15, 1996. Starwars: Demonstrative Aids and Technology for Small Firms, South Texas College of Law Evidence Seminar, Houston, September, 1995. Computers and Trial, Lawyers Cooperative Publishing and Texas Lawyer, Law Technology 95, Houston, September, 1995. Demonstrative Evidence, University of Houston Law Foundation, Advanced Evidence and Discovery Seminar, Dallas and Houston, August, 1995. Technological Wizardry in the Courtroom, State Bar of Texas 21st Annual Advanced Family law Course, August 1995. Technology and Trial, State Bar of Texas Annual Convention, May 30, 1995, San Antonio, Texas. Demonstrative Evidence, Texas Trial Lawyers Association Advanced Personal Injury Course, 1995. Demonstrative Evidence, Texas Trial Lawyers Association, Nuts and Bolts Seminar/Litigation Short Course, 1995. Demonstrative Evidence: High- and Low-Tech: How to Do It on a Budget, How to Offer and Exclude It, University of Houston Law Foundation Seminar, March, 1995. Technology in the Courtroom, Dallas Bar Headnotes December 15, 1994. 17

Technology & Trial - News You Can Use, Texas Lawyer Fourth Annual Law Technology Conference and Exhibition, Houston, September 30, 1994. Demonstrative Evidence on a Small Budget, The Nuts and Bolts of Practicing Plaintiff's Law in Dallas, Dallas Trial Lawyers Association, November, 1994. Comments on Proposed Amendments to the 1991 Anti-Monopoly Law of the Republic Of Kazakhstan, American Bar Association Central and East European Law Initiative, March 1, 1994. Computer Use in the Courtroom and Elsewhere, Dallas Bar Association, Learning from the Masters Seminar, Dallas, September 10, 1993. Russia in 1992 - A Western View, Ural State Law Academy, 1993 International Scientific Symposium, Ekaterinburg, Russia, April, 1993. Limitations on Attorneys' Fees in Personal Injury Actions Involving Minors, with M. Mitchell, 55 Tex. B. J. 1122 (1992). Translating Medicals Into Loss of Earnings and Physical Impairment, Preparing, Trying, and Settling Auto Collision Cases, State Bar of Texas Seminar, October, 1992. Law Office and Court: Automation and Management, Baltic Republic Legal Conference, Riga, Latvia, U.S.S.R., April 12-15, 1990. Insurance and Risk Management - Principles, Litigation, and Advocacy, Baltic Republic Legal Conference, Riga, Latvia, U.S.S.R., April 12-15, 1990. Day-in-the-Life Videos: The Attorney's View, National Forensic Video Association Journal, Winter 1987. Criminal Appellate Rights of the United States, 11 Voice for the Defense 5 (1983). PRESENTATIONS Communicating with the Modern Jury, State Bar of Texas 26 th Annual Advanced Personal Injury Law Course, Dallas, San Antonio, and Houston, July-September, 2010. 18

Demonstrative Evidence on Your Own, State Bar of Texas 23 nd Annual Advanced Evidence and Discovery Seminar, San Antonio, Dallas, and Houston, May-July, 2010. The Practice of Law in the Information Age: How to Survive and Flourish, State Bar of Texas 23 nd Annual Advanced Evidence and Discovery Seminar, San Antonio, Dallas, and Houston, May-July, 2010. Panel Discussion, Securities Litigation: Ponzi Schemes and Scams from Madoff to Stanford, 32nd Annual Conference on Securities Regulation and Business Law. University of Texas School of Law, Dallas, February, 2010. The Stages of Mediation: Conflict, Communication & Compromise, Dallas Bar Association Section on Alternative Dispute Resolution Panel Discussion, Dallas, November 9, 2009. Anatomy of a Financial Fraud: Madoff, Stanford, and the $100 Billion Shell Game, University of Texas School of Law Continuing Legal Education Department, 33 rd Annual Page Keeton Civil Litigation Conference, Austin, October, 2009. The Internet for Lawyers, Corpus Christi Bar Association Advanced Civil Trial Law Seminar 2009, Corpus Christi, April, 2009. Using the Internet for Discovery, State Bar of Texas 22 nd Annual Advanced Evidence and Discovery Seminar, Houston and San Antonio, April-May, 2009. How to Avoid Malpractice Claims in the Information Age, Society for Nuclear Medicine Mid-Winter Educational Conference, Clearwater, Florida, February, 2009. Hang on Lads, I ve Got a Great Idea: Technology in the Courtroom, State Bar of Texas 34 th Annual Advanced Family Law Course, San Antonio, August, 2008. The Effective Use of Imagery: PowerPoint for the Jury, Start to Finish, 12 th Annual Choosing and Courting a Jury Course, Dallas, May, 2008. Publicly Available Discovery, State Bar of Texas 21 st Annual Advanced Evidence and Discovery Seminar, Houston and San Antonio, April-May, 2008. 19

Technology: Start to Finish, Corpus Christi Bar Association Advanced Civil Trial Law Seminar 2008, Corpus Christi, April, 2008. Malpractice Issues Relating to Imaging Specialties, Southwestern Chapter of the Society of Nuclear Medicine, 53 rd Annual Meeting, Little Rock, March, 2008. Malpractice Issues Relating to Imaging Specialties, Texas Radiological Society 95 th Annual Scientific Meeting, Dallas, March, 2008. Technology for Litigators, State Bar of Texas, 24 th Annual Litigation Update, Austin, January, 2008. Technology on a Budget, State Bar of Texas, State Bar of Texas, 30 th Annual Advanced Civil Trial Course, Dallas, Austin, and Houston, August, October, November, 2007. Effective Depositions: Use of Technology and Video Impeachment, 2007 Page Keeton Civil Litigation Conference, Austin, October, 2007. Technology on a Budget, State Bar of Texas, Soaking Up Some CLE, South Padre Island, May 10-11, 2007. Publicly Available Discovery, State Bar of Texas Advanced Evidence and Discovery Seminar, Houston and San Antonio, April-May, 2007. Technology: Start to Finish, Corpus Christi Bar Association Advanced Civil Trial Law Seminar 2007, Corpus Christi, April, 2007. Effective Use of Technology on a Budget, State Bar of Texas West Texas General Practice Symposium, Lubbock, March, 2007. Malpractice Issues Related to Imaging Specialties, Society of Nuclear Medicine Mid-winter Educational Symposium, San Antonio, February, 2007. Effective Use of Technology, State Bar of Texas Advanced Personal Injury Law Course, Houston, Dallas, and San Antonio, July-August, 2006. Electronic Persuasion, State Bar of Texas Annual Meeting, Austin, June, 2006. 20

Discovery at Trial, State Bar of Texas Advanced Evidence and Discovery Seminar, Houston, Dallas, and San Antonio, April-May, 2006. Technology at the Courthouse, Dallas Bar Association Litigation Section, Dallas, April 2006. Innovative Forum Selection Strategies in Today s Litigation Environment, University of Texas School of Law CLE, 2005 Page Keeton Civil Litigation Seminar, Austin, October, 2005 Mental Anguish and Exemplary Damages, Texas Center for the Judiciary, 2005 Annual Meeting, Austin, October, 2005. Using Pictures to Develop Your Case Theme, Association of Trial Lawyers of America, Annual Convention, Toronto, July, 2005. Software Technology on a Budget, State Bar of Texas Advanced Personal Injury Law Seminar, Houston, Dallas, and San Antonio, July - August, 2005. High Impact, Low Cost Demonstrative Evidence, Association of Trial Lawyers of America, Annual Seminar During Jazzfest, New Orleans, April, 2005. Presentation Techniques - Using Your Discovery Effectively at Trial, State Bar of Texas Advanced Evidence and Discovery Seminar, Houston, Dallas, and San Antonio, April-May, 2005. Selecting and Working with Your Expert with Daubert in Mind, Association of Trial Lawyers of America Mid-Winter Convention, Palm Springs, January, 2005. Demonstrative Evidence, University of Houston Law Foundation, How to Offer and Exclude Evidence Seminar, Houston and Dallas, January-February, 2005. Every Picture Tells a Story: Preparing and Presenting Your Case to the Jury, Louisiana Trial Lawyers Association, Learning from the Masters, New Orleans, December, 2004. Presenting the Damages Case to the Jury: Voir Dire to Verdict, The University of Texas School of Law Damages Institute, Dallas and Houston, October, 2004. 21

Electronic Evidence: Spoliation, Discovery, and Admissibility, State Bar of Texas Legal Assistants Division, Fort Worth, September, 2004. Residential Design and Estimation for Specific Disabilities and Diseases, The Attorney s Perspective, American Society of Interior Designers - Texas Chapter, 2004 Annual Meeting, Dallas, September, 2004. Selecting and Working with Experts to Become a More Effective Team, National College of Advocacy of the Association of Trial Lawyers of America, Medical Negligence: Missed Diagnoses, Surgery, and Trial Techniques, Washington, D.C. June, 2004. Spoliation and Retention, State Bar of Texas Litigation in the High Tech Industry, San Antonio, March, 2004. Technology and the Courtroom: Gadgets and Seamless Presentations, Fort Worth Paralegal Association, Fort Worth, February, 2004. Demonstrative Evidence, University of Houston Law Foundation, How to Offer and Exclude Evidence Seminar, Houston and Dallas, January, 2004. Using Technology for Seamless Courtroom Presentations, Law Education Institute National CLE Conference, Aspen, Colorado, January, 2004. Electronic Evidence: Discovery and Admissibility, Fort Worth Paralegal Association, Fort Worth, September, 2003. Law Practice After HB 4 - What Every Practitioner Needs to Know: Cap Busting and Maximizing Economic Damages, University of Texas School of Law CLE - Austin and Dallas, August, 2003. Software and Technology, State Bar of Texas 2003 Advanced Personal Injury Law Course, Dallas, Houston and San Antonio, June, 2003. The Courtroom Edge: Gadgets and Seamless Courtroom Presentations, Corpus Christi Bar Association, Corpus Christi, April, 2003. From Concept to Execution: Seamless Courtroom Presentations, Law Education Institute National CLE Conference, Aspen, Colorado, January, 2003. 22

Demonstrative Evidence: Including How to Prepare it on a Budget, University of Houston Law Foundation, Trial Tactics Seminar, Houston and Dallas, September, 2002. Electronic Evidence: Discovery and Admissibility, State Bar of Texas 2002 Advanced Civil Trial Law Course, Dallas, Houston, San Antonio, September, 2002. 2002 Technology Update, Dallas Trial Lawyers Association, Dallas, August 2002. How to Manage Your Practice with Technology, State Bar of Texas 2002 Advanced Personal Injury Law Course, Houston and San Antonio, August, 2002. Demonstrative Evidence, The National Law Journal Litigation Summit & Exposition, San Antonio, April, 2002. Demonstrative Evidence, Corpus Christi Bar Association Advanced Civil Trial law Seminar, Corpus Christi, Texas. March, 2002. Effective Use of Demonstrative Evidence Before and During Trial, University of Houston Law Foundation, How to Offer and Exclude Evidence Seminar, Houston and Dallas, January, 2002. Mock Trial of a Medical Negligence Action, University of Texas Southwestern Medical School at Dallas, Dallas, September, 2001. Captured on Disk: Recording, Editing and Using Digital Depositions, National College of Advocacy of the Association of Trial Lawyers of America at LEGALTECH 2001, San Francisco, August, 2001. Demonstrative Evidence on a Budget, Texas Trial Lawyers Association Advanced Personal Injury Law Course, Dallas and Houston, April, 2001. Friday Clinic - The Use of Experts, Dallas Bar Association, Dallas, February, 2001. Demonstrative Evidence, University of Houston Law Foundation, How to Offer and Exclude Evidence Seminar, Houston and Dallas, February, 2001. Ethics in Mediation - Panel Discussion, Association of Trial Lawyers of America 2001 Winter Convention, New Orleans, Louisiana, February, 2001. 23

Every Picture Tells a Story: Using Videos in Mediation, Association of Trial Lawyers of America 2001 Winter Convention, New Orleans, Louisiana, February, 2001. New Trial Presentation Technologies, Dallas Trial Lawyers Association, September, 2000. To Try or Not to Try - The Use of Technology in Preparing a Case for Mediation and Settlement, Alabama Trial Lawyers Association, Inc. Annual Seminar, Destin, Florida, June, 2000. New Millennium - New Technology, State Bar of Texas 7 th Annual Advanced Medical Malpractice Course, San Antonio, March, 2000. Demand Letters and Settlement Brochures - Getting What Your Client Deserves, National College of Advocacy of the Association of Trial Lawyers of America - Winter Convention, San Juan, Puerto Rico, January, 2000. High-Tech Courtroom Presentation: Closing Argument, National College of Advocacy of the Association of Trial Lawyers of America Technology for the Trial Lawyer Seminar, Washington, D.C., October, 1999. Case Management Technologies, State Bar of Texas Advanced Personal Injury Law Course, Dallas, Houston, San Antonio, July, 1999. Using Computers to Present the Case in the Courtroom, State Bar of Texas Practical Computing CLE Course, Fort Worth, Texas June, 1999. What Attorneys Should Know About the Internet - Attorney Website Strategies, State Bar of Texas Professional Development Program, Houston, Dallas, and Austin, March, 1999. Demonstrative Evidence, University of Houston Law Foundation, How to Offer and Exclude Evidence Seminar, Houston and Dallas, March, 1999. Demonstrative Evidence, Texas Trial Lawyers Association Advanced Personal Injury Course, 1998. 24

Demonstrative Evidence, University of Houston Law Foundation, How to Offer and Exclude Evidence Seminar, Houston and Dallas, February, 1998. Hands-On Computer Labs - Word Processing, Legal Research, Internet Use, and Preparation of Graphics for Use in Trial, Lawtech97, Texas Lawyer, Dallas, September, 1997 Computerized Litigation Support, State Bar of Texas Advanced Personal Injury Law Course, Houston, August 15, 1997. The Use of Technology in the Courtroom, Amarillo Bar Association, Annual Spring Institute, May 3, 1997, Amarillo, Texas. The Use of Technology in the Courtroom, South Texas College of Law, Advanced Civil Trial Conference, Houston, March 1, 1997. Use of Computers in Your Practice, Louisiana Trial Lawyers Association 1997 Winter Ski Seminar, Aspen, Colorado, February 10, 1997. Computers and Trial Practice, Start to Finish, Law Education Institute and Bureau of National Affairs 1997 National CLE Conference, Vail Colorado, January 9, 1997. Use of Computers in Preparing a Case for Trial, Louisiana Trial Lawyers Association Last Chance Seminar, New Orleans, Louisiana, December 13, 1996. Litigation and Technology, Keynote Presentation, Law Technology 1996 Conference, Dallas, October, 1996. Computer Use in Civil Litigation, University of Texas School of Law Advanced Civil Trial Course Guest Lecturer, September 23, 1996, Austin, Texas. Beyond Gimmicks: Computers as a Competitive Advantage, Association of Trial Lawyers of America, National Meeting, Boston, Massachusetts, July, 1996. Demonstrative Evidence, Texas Trial Lawyers Association Advanced Personal Injury Course, Dallas and Houston, April-May, 1996. Demonstrative Evidence, Eldon B. Mahon Inn of Court, Fort Worth, April, 1996. 25

Demonstrative Evidence on a Budget, Texas Trial Lawyers Litigation Refresher Course, Dallas and South Padre Island, April, 1996. Technology in Civil Litigation: Preparation to Presentation, National CLE Conference, Co-sponsored by the Georgetown University Law Center, Bureau of National Affairs, and the Law Education Institute, Washington, D.C., March, 1996 Use of High-Tech Demonstrative Aids, Dallas Bar Association, Bench/Bar Conference, The Woodlands, October, 1995 Starwars: Demonstrative Aids and Technology for Small Firms, South Texas College of Law Evidence Seminar, Houston, September, 1995. Demonstrative Evidence, University of Houston Law Foundation, Advanced Evidence and Discovery Seminar, Dallas and Houston, August, 1995 Technological Wizardry in the Courtroom, State Bar of Texas 21st Annual Advanced Family Law Course, August 1995. Demonstrative Evidence, Dallas Trial Lawyers Association, Dallas, June 22, 1995. Technology and Trial, State Bar of Texas Annual Convention, May 30, 1995, San Antonio, Texas. Panel Moderator and speaker. Demonstrative Evidence, Texas Trial Lawyers Association Advanced Personal Injury Course, Houston and Dallas, April 7, 1995. Demonstrative Evidence, Texas Trial Lawyers Association Nuts & Bolts Seminar, Dallas, Houston, and Austin, February 24, and March 3 and March 24, 1995. Demonstrative Evidence: High- and Low-Tech: How to Do It on a Budget, How to Offer and Exclude It, University of Houston Law Foundation Seminar, March, 1995. The Use of Technology in Cross-Examination, Dallas Bar Association Third Annual Bench/Bar Conference, The Woodlands, October 7, 1994. Technology & Trial - News You Can Use, Texas Lawyer Fourth Annual Law Technology Conference and Exhibition, Houston, September 30, 1994. 26

Ten Things You Should Know About Outside Counsel and Computer Automation, Dallas Chapter, American Corporate Counsel Association, Dallas, June 2, 1994. Custer's Last Stand: Sitting Bull and Information Technology, Texas Trial Lawyers Association Advocates Regional Meeting, Houston and Austin, April 15 and 22, 1994. How to Use Demonstrative Evidence in All Phases of Trial, Texas Trial Lawyers Association, Advanced Personal Injury Law Course, Houston and Dallas, February 3 and 23, 1994. Computer Use in the Courtroom and Elsewhere, Dallas Bar Association, Learning from the Masters Seminar, Dallas, September 10, 1993. How to Attract Foreign Investment, Ural State Law Academy, 1993 International Scientific Symposium, Ekaterinburg, Russia, April, 1993. Business Opportunities in the Baltic Republics - Cultural and Political Climate, Dallas Bar Association Friday Clinic, June 12, 1992, Dallas, Texas. The Risks of Product Liability - How to Minimize, ASQC Meeting, Dallas, March 19, 1992. Current Trends in Politics and Economics in the Baltic Republics, Dallas Office of Foreign Relations, Dallas, October, 1991. Panel Moderator - Privatization in the U.S.S.R. - 1991, State Bar of Texas Annual Convention, Houston, Texas July, 1991. Product Liability Litigation and How to Avoid, American Society for Quality Control, Dallas Chapter, Foundations for Quality Seminar, May, 1991. The Role of the Legal Assistant in Trial Preparation, Dallas Association of Legal Assistants Seminar, Irving, May, 1991. Protection of Consumers in Commercial Transactions in the United States, Sverdlovsk Law Institute, 60th Anniversary Jubilee, Sverdlovsk Law Institute, Sverdlovsk, Russian Federation, U.S.S.R., April, 1991. 27

Law Office and Court: Automation and Management, Baltic Republic Legal Conference, Riga, Latvia, U.S.S.R., April 12-15, 1990. The Role of the Legal Assistant in Trial Preparation, Dallas Association of Legal Assistants, Dallas, November 9, 1990. Product Liability and How to Minimize, Foundation for Quality, Texas Quality Consortium and Dallas Section of ASQC, January, 1990. Managing the Risks of Technology - Litigation Risks, a risk management symposium for electronics and information technology firms sponsored by St. Paul Fire and Marine Insurance Company, Dallas, April 18, 1989. Hogan & Associates, Group II Quality Control Symposia, Computer Related Litigation Issues, December, 1988. Hogan & Associates, Group III Quality Control Symposia, Computer Related Litigation Issues, February, 1989. National Association of Legal Investigators, Inc., Region IV Seminar, Dallas, November 6-7, 1987. Investigation of the Vehicular Product Liability Case - The Plaintiff's View. Research & Development - New Frontiers in Tort Litigation, October 1986 - St. Mary's University School of Law. REPRESENTATIVE LAW TECHNOLOGY 97 CONFERENCE AND EXHIBITION, MEETINGS Dallas, September, 1997. LAW TECHNOLOGY 96 CONFERENCE AND EXHIBITION, Dallas, September, 1996. LAW TECHNOLOGY 94 CONFERENCE AND EXHIBITION, Houston, September 30, 1994. LEGAL PROBLEMS OF EUROPE-ASIA COOPERATION, Ural State Law Academy, 1993 International Scientific Symposium, Ekaterinburg, Russia, April, 1993. ADVANCED PERSONAL INJURY TRIAL SEMINAR, State Bar of Texas, Dallas, July, 1992. 28

ADVANCED PERSONAL INJURY TRIAL SEMINAR, State Bar of Texas, Dallas, July, 1991. BALTIC REPUBLICS LEGAL CONFERENCE, Dallas, February, 1991. ADVANCED CIVIL TRIAL SEMINAR, State Bar of Texas, Dallas, August, 1990. BALTIC REPUBLICS LEGAL CONFERENCE, Riga, Latvia, U.S.S.R., April, 1990. COMPUTER USE IN LITIGATION, Association of Trial Lawyers of America, Dallas, October, 1989. NATIONAL INSTITUTE FOR TRIAL ADVOCACY, Southern Methodist University, 1986. ADVANCED PERSONAL INJURY TRIAL SEMINAR, State Bar of Texas, Austin, Texas, July, 1985. LAW SCHOOL ACTIVITIES ST. MARY'S LAW JOURNAL St. Mary's Law Journal Oil and Gas Symposium - Associate Symposium Editor, 1981-1982. Law Journal Staff, 1980-1981. THE BOARD OF ADVOCATES Member and Officer, Spring 1981. The Board of Advocates is an eleven member organization which plans, organizes, and sponsors 8 oral advocacy competitions per year. WHO'S WHO AMONG AMERICAN UNIVERSITY AND COLLEGE STUDENTS Elected by the law faculty, 1982. PHI DELTA PHI HONOR FRATERNITY. NATIONAL ORDER OF THE BARRISTERS, elected 1982. MEMBER - ST. MARY'S UNIVERSITY STATE MOOT COURT TEAM, 1981. WINNER - 1980 WALKER NATIONAL MOOT COURT BEST BRIEF AWARD. 29

FINALIST - 1980 WALKER NATIONAL MOOT COURT ORAL COMPETITION. SEMIFINALIST - 1980 NOVICE MOCK TRIAL. SEMIFINALIST - 1980 FRESHMAN MOOT COURT. COMPETITOR - 1981 NATIONAL MOCK TRIAL. INSTRUCTOR. Legal research and writing, Fall 1981. INSTRUCTOR. LEXIS computerized research, Spring 1982. RESEARCH DIRECTOR - 1981 FRESHMAN MOOT COURT. Responsible for preparation of the freshman moot court problem. The problem was also utilized by all first year research and writing classes for their brief-writing requirements. AMERICAN JURISPRUDENCE AWARD - Remedies, 1981. LAW SCHOOL EMPLOYMENT OPPENHEIMER, ROSENBERG, KELLEHER & WHEATLEY San Antonio, Texas. December 1981 to May 1982. Law-clerk to Mr. Seagal Wheatley and Mr. Reece Harrison. UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT FOR THE WESTERN DISTRICT OF TEXAS, SAN ANTONIO DIVISION San Antonio, Texas. August 1981 to December 1981. Clinical Intern to the Honorable Fred Shannon. MAEBIUS & DUNCAN San Antonio, Texas. May 1980 to August 1981. Law-clerk. Duties included research and writing in the areas of civil procedure taxation, pension plans, family law, and wills and probate. REPRESENTATIVE UNIVERSITY HONORS AND ACTIVITIES STUDENT BODY PRESIDENT. WHO'S WHO AMONG AMERICAN UNIVERSITY AND COLLEGE STUDENTS. April 17, 2011 C:\SFM\Permanent\SM Resume.wpd 30