Law School Graduation Year
College
Stanford University, B.A., English, with honors, 1966; Yale University, LL .B., 1969
Memberships
American (Member, Litigation Section) and Navajo Nation Bar Associations; State Bar of Arizona; Navajo Nation American Academy of Appellate Lawyers (Member, Sections on: Securities and Indian Law); Securities Industry Association; American Bar Foundation; Arizona Bar Foundation.
Biographical
Listed in Best Lawyers in America. Author: Storytelling: The Anecdotal Antidote, Litigation, Spring 2003, republished (abbreviated) in The Best Articles Published by the ABA, GP Solo, September 2002 and republished in The Writ, serial form, Vol. 2, Nos. 9, 10 and 11, Sept.-Nov. 2002; How to Win in Las Vegas, Litigation, Summer 2002; The Joy of Motion Practice, Litigation Magazine, Winter 1998; An Interview With Arizona's Own Lawyer-Novelist -- Richard Parrish, Arizona Attorney ; Diamond Dazzle, Chicago Tribune Sunday Magazine, March 31, 1996; RICO from the Black Lagoon, CNL News and Notes, Securities Industries Association Newsletter, Spring 1993; The Defense of Abercrombie, Vol. 17, No. 3 Litigation Magazine p. 6, 1991, reprinted ALAS Loss Prevention Journal, 4 Loss Prevention Journal (3) 16-22, Sept. 1993; One Perspective: The Meaning of APS v. Long, Proceedings on Symposium on Effluent Arizona Chapter of American Water Resources Association, 1989; Municipal Service Areas, The Napoleonic Code and Arizona Pettifoggery, Waterline, Spring, 1986; reprinted in Arizona Water Line, Hardt editor, 1988. Co-Author: Remaindermen and Other Interesting People, Mining Agreements II Institute —Paper 3, p. 3-1, Rocky Mountain Mineral Law Foundation, 1981. Judge Pro Tem, Arizona Court of Appeals. Judge Pro Tem, Maricopa County Superior Court, 1982-1986.