Biographical
Author: Descriptive Literature - A Trap for the Unwary, National Contract Management Journal, Vol. 7, No. 2, 1973; Euthanasia, 60 American Bar Association Journal 242, 1974; The Adventure of the Nugatory Legend, National Contract Management Quarterly Journal, Vol. 12, No. 3, 1978; Negotiation Techniques, Chapter 5 of Federal Contract Management, Matthew Bender & Co., New York, 1982; International Government Contracting--Negotiation, Financing and Administration, Federal Publication, Inc., 1983; A Brief Comparison of Government and Commercial Contract Law & Remedies, St. Louis Bar Journal, Spring, 1983; Government Contract Administration, Briefing Papers 84-10, Federal Publications, Inc., October, 1984; Legal Protection of Computer Software, Vol. 32, St. Louis Bar Journal, Summer, 1985; Ethics in Government Contracts, Contract Management, October, 1988; Impact of Patent and Copyright Law Changes on Software Innovation, St. Louis Business Journal, July, 1989. Co-author: Protecting Your Client's Trade Dress, St. Louis Bar Journal, Fall, 1990; Check Out Software License Restrictions Before You Buy, Houston Business Journal, January 28, 1991; Who Owns the Software? - The Work Made for Hire Dilemma, St. Louis Bar Journal, Summer, 1993; Through the Looking Glass-Contracting with an Internet Services Provider, St. Louis Bar Journal, Spring, 1997; Legal Issues in Your Client's Electronic Business, St. Louis Bar Journal, Winter, 2003; Peanut Butter on Bagel or Breast, (Poems) Morrison Publishing, St. Louis, 2003. Instructor: Procurement Law, Webster College, 1975-1979; Procurement and Purchasing Law, Tarkio College, 1977-1981; Adjunct Professor, Entertainment and Sports Law, Washington University School of Law, 1997—. Chair: Public Contracts Committee, 1980-1981, 1983-1984; Computer and E-Commerce Law Committee, 1990-1992, Co-Chair, 1993—; The Bar Association of Metropolitan St. Louis. Midwest Regional Chair, Section of Public Contract Law, American Bar Association, 1972-1974.