agribusiness corporation Monsanto. After retiring from Monsanto, he served of counsel to the St. Louis law firm Bryan Cave. He lectured at Washington University Law School part-time beginning in 2007 conducting a seminar on the legacy of Bush v. Gore. He became a full-time faculty member and the law school’s first senior professor of practice in 2009 and continued in that position through 2013. During this period, he taught corporations while continuing to conduct his seminar. In 2013, he began to pursue photojournalism. His most recent body of work centers on the Presidential Campaign of 2016. He is married to artist Bunny Burson and has two daughters, Clare and Kate. He presently resides in St. Louis, Missouri. References External links Burson Vs. Freeman: One of Charles Burson's Cases before the Supreme Court of the United States as Attorney General of Tennessee Video of Charles Burson discussing election laws at the Washington University School of Law in 2002 A Critical Review of Monsanto's business practises at BadCorp.org |- |- 1944 births Chiefs of Staff to the Vice President of the United States Harvard Law School alumni Living people Tennessee Attorneys General Tennessee Democrats Tennessee lawyers University of Michigan College of Literature, Science, and the Arts alumni Washington University in St. Louis faculty