Admitted
1985, New York; 1986, New Jersey; 1987, U.S. Court of Appeals, Third and Ninth Circuits; 1988, U.S. Supreme Court and U.S. Court of Appeals, Second Circuit; 1993, District of Columbia; 2000, U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia; 2001, U.S. D
Law School
New York University, J.D., 1984
Law School Graduation Year
1984
College
University of Pennsylvania, B.A., summa cum laude, 1978
Memberships
The District of Columbia Bar; American Bar Association; The Association of Trial Lawyers of America.
Biographical
Recipient, Orison S. Marden Medal For Best Oral Argument, 1983 Moot Court Competition, NYU. Member, Review of Law and Social Change, 1982-1983. Author: Making Them Pay: How To Get The Most From Health Insurance & Managed Care, St. Martin's Press, 2001. Representative Articles: Claiming What's Yours, The Washington Post, June 2001; Open Season on Consumers, The Washington Post, November 1999; Revenge of the Insured, The New York Times, November 1998; The Wrong War, The Wrong Time, The Wrong Enemy: Insurers' Allegations of Late Notice are Untimely When Underlying Actions are Pending, Tort and Insurance Law Journal, Spring, 1996; Disaster Planning, ABA Journal, October, 1995; Exclusion Confusion Over Business Risks, Best's Review, May, 1994; Insurance May Provide Glimmer of Light for Darkened World Trade Center Businesses, New York Law Journal, March, 1993; Home Insurance Co. v. American Home Products Corp.: It Is Not As Far Reaching As Might Be Perceived, New York State Bar Journal, February 1992; Loss of Property Use Does Not Mean Lost Coverage, Risk Management Magazine, January, 1991; The Meaning of Loss of Use In the Definition of Property Damage, Insurance Litigation Reporter, October, 1990.