Law School
University of Michigan, J.D., cum laude, 1976
Law School Graduation Year
1976
College
University of Michigan, A.B., with high distinction, 1973
Memberships
State Bar of Michigan (Chairman, Antitrust Law Section, 1989-2000); American Bar Association (Head of Merger Task Force, Health Care Committee, Antitrust Section, 1992-1995).
Biographical
Editor, Michigan Law Review, 1974-1976. Author: Antitrust Liability of Local Governments, Municipal Attorney, 1982; Surveys of Insurance Law, Wayne Law Review, 1978, 1979 and 1980; The Rule of Reason, 64 Michigan Bar Journal 36, January 1985; Focusing on Economic Realities Can Advance Hospital Mergers, Health Progress, October 1988; Justice Lacks a Credible Case Against Some Hospital Mergers, Modern Healthcare, Viewpoint, March, 1990; Avoiding Antitrust Liability for Denial of Access to Resources: Some Safe Harbors, The Medical Staff Counselor, Fall, 1991; The Dirty Words of Antitrust, National Health Lawyers Seminar on Antitrust in the Health Care Field, January, 1992; Will the 1992 Joint Merger Guidelines be ‘Joint’ in Practice? Clayton's Commentaries, 1992 Annual Publications; Antitrust Issues Relating to Managed Competition and Managed Care, American Bar Association Forum on Health Law, May 1994; A Partial Checklist for Evaluating and Preparing For An Antitrust-Sensitive Merger, The Antitrust Counselor, 1996; Four Myths About Efficiencies, The Antitrust Counselor, 1996; Healthcare Mergers and Acquisitions: The Antitrust Perspective, BNA's Health Law & Business Series, 1996; How PHOs Can Avoid Price-Fixing Charges, Healthcare Financial Management, 1996; Congress on Healthcare Management, American College of Healthcare Executives, 1996, 1997; Government Agencies Soften Stance On What Constitutes Price Fixing, Healthcare Financial Management, February 1997; Annual presentations at National Health Lawyers Association Seminars, 1992-1999; Health Care Mergers: The Antitrust Perspective, BNA, 1996.