Pluses/Challenges of Practice Area:
Antitrust gives me the opportunity to apply my business and economics background to the legal arena.
Core Skills/Key Knowledge Needed in Your Practice Area:
Antitrust law, basic litigation, basic economics.
Advice to Lawyers and Law Students Interested in Your Practice Area:
Subscribe to the Wall Street Journal and take as many Industrial Organization economics courses as you can.
Career Path to Current Position:
I spent the summer after my first year in law school at GM. After
spending the second summer at The Travelers I returned to GM upon
graduation.
Influences and Mentors:
Bill Slowey and Bob Weinbaum, GM Attorneys
Suggested Reading About Your Practice Area:
ABA Antitrust Magazine; The Antitrust Paradox by
Robert Bork; Competition and Antitrust in High Technology (Revised
Edition) by Stan J. Leibowitz and Stephen E. Margolis; Co-opetition
by Adam M. Brandenburger and Barry J. Nalebuff.
Job Search Techniques Used in Finding Your Position(s):
Law school placement office.
Bar Affiliations and Activities:
Vice Chair, Corporate Counseling Committee, Antitrust Section, ABA Chair, Volunteer Lawyers Committee, Detroit Metropolitan Bar Ass'n.
Recent Professional Presentations:
Pricing and Antitrust Issues with Dealers on the Web-ABA Institute, 11/13/00, Dallas
Antitrust Risks of Joint Trade Exchanges-11/11/00 Washington
Antitrust Corporate Counseling at
August 2003 ABA Annual Meeting
Intriguing Interests:
Pro bono efforts in Detroit; my two older sons' sports
efforts, and
keeping up with my two-year-old son.