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Have both designed and taught distance (online) courses in Business Law and Business Ethics.

I have taught doctrinal courses in: Evidence, Wills, Trusts & Estates, Community Property, Professional Responsibility, Business Organizations, Torts, Contracts, Criminal Procedure and Constitutional Law. Elective courses taught include: Appellate Advocacy, Advanced Corporate Law, Employment Discrimination, Religious Freedom, Family Law, Law Practice Management, Legal Institutions and Values, Legal Studies & the Profession, Legal Research & Writing, Advanced Legal Synthesis, First Year Legal Skills, Accounting for Lawyers, Appellate Advocacy. Responsible for the design and development of numerous courses and curricula for online and live law courses and offerings in the Master of Legal Studies program. have coached the Trinity Interscholastic Moot Court Competition teams and am proud to be associated with many top competitors from Trinity in brief writing, oral argument, and overall achievement. I was honored with recognition as Professor of Year in 2012 and again in 2019. I am privileged to have served as faculty advisor to many students engaged in Independent Studies.

Engaged in consumer chapter 7 and chapter 13 cases as well as chapter 11 reorganizations. Represented several small and large companies including an international pharmaceutical firm which successfully reorganized. Served as a chapter 7 panel trustee and represented trustees in other case matters. Handled both debtor and creditor litigation and appeals as well as representation of official creditor committees in several chapter 11 cases. Also represented business in the formation, operational and litigational phases of business life. Setup non-profits and was engaged in IPOs. Also represented family law clients and some non-business related civil litigation.

I have worked with and enabled attorneys to build bankruptcy and business reorganization practices by providing coaching, mentoring and advice on practice building, acquisition of actual case/client experience, and on client development and rapport.