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Functional uniqueness of a small carnivore as seed dispersal agents: A case study of the common palm civets in the Tabin Wildlife Reserve, Sabah, Malaysia
Nakashima Y.,Kyoto University |
Inoue E.,Kyoto University |
Inoue-Murayama M.,Kyoto University |
Sukor J.R.A.,5th Floor
Oecologia | Year: 2010
Many carnivorous mammals consume fruits and disperse the intact seeds to specific sites. Few studies have attempted to quantify this seed dispersal or evaluate its effectiveness, despite its potential importance and functional uniqueness. In the study reported here, we found that a frugivorous carnivore, the common palm civet (Paradoxurus hermaphroditus), generated seed shadows that are distinct from those of the sympatric frugivore, the pig-tailed macaque (Macaca nemestrina), and played a unique and important role in the regeneration of Leea aculeata (Leeaceae). We found that macaques dispersed the seeds randomly, while civets dispersed them non-randomly to sites such as the banks of small rivers, rain-flow paths, abandoned trails, and treefall gaps, which are characterized by low stem density and canopy cover. Seeds of L. aculeata that were dispersed by civets to the banks of rivers and gaps had significantly higher survival and growth rates than those dispersed to rain-flow paths or abandoned trails. Seeds dispersed by macaques or to random locations also had low survival. Although the effects of the civets on seed fate were not straightforward, compared with macaques and random dispersal, civets significantly enhanced the survival and growth of L. aculeata seeds after 1 year. These results indicate that non-random dispersal by civets is important for the persistence of L. aculeata. Civets may disperse other plant species and thus could have profound effects on forest dynamics. © 2010 Springer-Verlag. Source
Riverine refuging by proboscis monkeys (Nasalis larvatus) and sympatric primates: Implications for adaptive benefits of the riverine habitat
Matsuda I.,Kyoto University |
Tuuga A.,5th Floor |
Bernard H.,Universiti Malaysia Sabah
Mammalian Biology | Year: 2011
Riverine refuging by non-human primates, with focus on proboscis monkeys, was studied in a forest along the Menanggul River, Sabah, Malaysia from May 2005 to 2006. The results of the primate census indicated that not only proboscis monkeys but also sympatric primates inhabiting the study site preferred to utilize the riverine habitat for night-time sleeping, though the frequency of riverine usage was different among these sympatric primates. Four predation-related events in the study site and two additional predation reports at other study sites involving clouded leopards suggest a relatively high predation pressure in proboscis monkeys relative to other sympatric primates. Riverine refuging, which represents a strategy of long-range visibility, may provide non-human primates including proboscis monkeys with the common benefit of an effective means of predation avoidance. In addition, a one-male group of proboscis monkeys was studied to clarify the effects of food availability and air temperature on riverine refuging. Proboscis monkeys spent more time in the inland habitat, though the food availability was not much different between riverine and inland habitats, indicating that food availability is not a fundamental factor in their preference for riverine habitat. Air temperature only had a small effect on their preference for the riverine habitat. However, to clarify the reasons why riverine refuging is more common in proboscis monkeys than in sympatric primates, further investigation is needed. © 2010 Deutsche Gesellschaft für Säugetierkunde. Source
Natural-licks use by orangutans and conservation of their habitats in Bornean tropical production forest
Matsubayashi H.,Universiti Malaysia Sabah |
Ahmad A.H.,Universiti Malaysia Sabah |
Wakamatsu N.,Tokyo University of Agriculture |
Nakazono E.,Tokyo University of Agriculture |
And 2 more authors.
Raffles Bulletin of Zoology | Year: 2011
The use of natural-licks by orangutans (Pongo pygmaeus) was investigated with camera traps in the Deramakot production forest, Sabah, Malaysian Borneo. The results showed that 1) Although orangutans were in the top three species at all the natural-licks, visitation frequency differed at the natural licks depending on the surrounding environment; 2) Natural-licks use by orangutans was impacted more by human activity than concentration of the minerals; and 3) Visiting proportion of each orangutan class: flanged male, female with infant, and others, showed that flanged male accounted for 31%; female with infant, 17%; and others, 52%; although we had anticipated a bias toward the flanged male. These results suggest that the natural-licks are key habitats for all classes of orangutans and suitable sites for ground monitoring. Therefore, it is strongly recommended that other production forests adopt protection of natural licks and managed as a monitoring site for orangutan habitat conservation. Furthermore, as orangutans are vulnerable to human activity, it is necessary to manage natural-licks as protected area with buffer zones of reduced human activity. © National University of Singapore. Source
Clements R.,World Wide Fund for Nature WWF Malaysia |
Rayan D.M.,World Wide Fund for Nature WWF Malaysia |
Zafir A.W.A.,World Wide Fund for Nature WWF Malaysia |
Venkataraman A.,World Wide Fund for Nature WWF Malaysia |
And 4 more authors.
Biodiversity and Conservation | Year: 2010
Three of Malaysia's endangered large mammal species are experiencing contrasting futures. Populations of the Sumatran rhino (Dicerorhinus sumatrensis) have dwindled to critically low numbers in Peninsular Malaysia (current estimates need to be revised) and the state of Sabah (less than 40 individuals estimated). In the latter region, a bold intervention involving the translocation of isolated rhinos is being developed to concentrate them into a protected area to improve reproduction success rates. For the Asian elephant (Elephas maximus), recently established baselines for Peninsular Malaysia (0.09 elephants/km2 estimated from one site) and Sabah (between 0.56 and 2.15 elephants/km2 estimated from four sites) seem to indicate globally significant populations based on dung count surveys. Similar surveys are required to monitor elephant population trends at these sites and to determine baselines elsewhere. The population status of the Malayan tiger (Panthera tigris jacksoni) in Peninsular Malaysia, however, remains uncertain as only a couple of scientifically defensible camera-trapping surveys (1.66 and 2.59 tigers/100 km2 estimated from two sites) have been conducted to date. As conservation resources are limited, it may be prudent to focus tiger monitoring and protection efforts in priority areas identified by the National Tiger Action Plan for Malaysia. Apart from reviewing the conservation status of rhinos, elephants and tigers and threats facing them, we highlight existing and novel conservation initiatives, policies and frameworks that can help secure the long-term future of these iconic species in Malaysia. © Springer Science+Business Media B.V. 2010. Source
Assessment of the ability of the triglyceride to high density lipoprotein cholesterol ratio to discriminate insulin resistance among Caribbean-born black persons with and without Hispanic ethnicity.
Tull E.S.,5th Floor
The West Indian medical journal | Year: 2013
The objective of this research was to determine if the triglyceride (TG) to high density lipoprotein (HDL) cholesterol (TG/HDL) ratio has similar utility for discriminating insulin resistance in Caribbean-born black persons with and without Hispanic ethnicity. Serum lipids, glucose and insulin were determined and compared for 144 Hispanic blacks and 655 non-Hispanic blacks living in the US Virgin Islands. Area under the receiver operating characteristics (AUROC) curve statistics were used to evaluate the ability of the TG/HDL ratio to discriminate insulin resistance in the two ethnic groups. Hispanic blacks had significantly higher levels of triglycerides and insulin resistance and a lower level of HDL cholesterol than non-Hispanic blacks. The AUROC curve for the ability of the TG/HDL to discriminate insulin resistance was 0.71 (95% CI = 0.62, 0.79) for Hispanic blacks and 0.64 (95% CI = 0.59, 0.69) for non-Hispanic blacks. Among Caribbean-born black persons living in the US Virgin Islands, the TG/HDL ratio is a useful screening measure for discriminating insulin resistance in those with Hispanic ethnicity but not in those without Hispanic ethnicity. Source


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- Alan Parry (JD) has been appointed by the Chief Justice Mark Martin to serve a three-year term on the North Carolina Equal Access to Justice Commission. Alan is a founding partner of Parry Tyndall White in Chapel Hill.
- Bernard Strasser (JD) retired this spring after 56 years of practicing real estate, wills, estate and probate law in Ormond Beach, Fla.
- Llewelyn Pritchard (LLB) received The Fellows prestigious Outstanding Service Award at the American Bar Foundation's 60th Annual Awards presentation on Feb. 6 in conjunction with the ABA Midyear Meeting in San Diego. The award is given to an attorney "who has, in his or her professional career, adhered for more than thirty years to the highest principles and traditions of the legal profession and to the service of the public."
- Glenn Ketner Jr. (JD) a member and past chairman of the board of trustees at Novant Health Rowan Medical Center, has received the North Carolina Hospital Association Trustee Service Award for 2016.
- David Noble (JD) received the 2015 Friends of Philanthropy Award from the Wayne County (Ohio) Community Foundation on behalf of his family. The family and its Donald and Alice Noble Foundation has generously supported numerous charities in the local community.
- Robert Rieder (JD) retired in August as chief university counsel after a 40-year career at the University of Alabama in Huntsville.
- Bill Womble Jr. (JD) was presented the Order of the Long Leaf Pine by North Carolina Governor Pat McCrory in February. The recognition is one of the highest honors a governor of North Carolina can bestow and is awarded to individuals who provide "exemplary service" to the State. Bill is a partner in the Winston-Salem office of Womble Carlyle Sandridge & Rice.
- Charles Becton (JD) received the Lake Family Public Service Award at the North Carolina Bar Association annual meeting in Charlotte in June. The 12th recipient of the award, which honors an outstanding lawyer in North Carolina who has performed exemplary public service in his or her community, Becton is a past president of the NCBA who has served as interim chancellor at North Carolina Central University and Elizabeth City State University. » More
- Ron Frank (JD) has joined Blank Rome as a partner in the corporate, M&A, and securities group in the firm's Pittsburgh office. He joins Blank Rome from Reed Smith, where he was a partner for more than 16 years.
- Cary Moomjian (JD), president of consultancy and expert witness services provider CAM OilServ Advisors, announces creation of a new division to provide expert witness services in disputes relating to offshore rig shipyard construction contract cancellations. The new division will supplement the firm's longstanding drilling contract consultancy and expert witness services.
- Larry Tucker (JD), managing attorney and member of the executive committee at the Kansas City office of Armstrong Teasdale, received the Richard S. Arnold Award for Distinguished Service during the Eighth Circuit Judicial Conference held in May. The award recognizes one attorney from each of the districts within the Eighth Circuit who have achieved professional excellence in their fields, are leaders in the legal community, have made significant contributions to pro bono cases and mentored young attorneys. Larry was chosen from the Western District of Missouri.
- Charles Holton (JD) , senior lecturing fellow and director of the Duke Law Civil Justice Clinic, has been appointed by Chief Justice Mark Martin for a three-year term to the North Carolina Equal Access to Justice Commission. Charles is also a litigator and partner in the Research Triangle Park office of Womble, Carlyle, Sandridge & Rice.
- Donald Mayer (JD), chair of the Department of Business Ethics and Legal Studies and professor-in-residence at the Daniels College of Business, University of Denver, gave a lecture entitled "International Finance Today" at UNC-Asheville on Oct. 4. The talk was part of UNC-Asheville's World Affairs Council lecture series. In his public speaking, publishing and teaching, Donald addresses issues of corporate governance, criminal liability and corporate corruption, corporate social responsibility, ethics and global capitalism, military security and private companies.
- Kenneth Starling (JD) , adjunct professor at Georgetown Law School, is also serving as senior counsel of the DC Affordable Law Firm, an innovative new "low-bono" firm established by Georgetown Law to serve clients of limited means who are not eligible for free legal aid.
- Roger Ferland (JD) has been inducted into the Arizona Veterans Hall of Fame. Roger, retired from partnership in Quarles & Brady's Phoenix office, was instrumental in the creation of several clinics that provide pro bono legal assistance to veterans. He received the Bronze Star for combat heroism in Vietnam, as well as the Purple Heart and Combat Infantry Badge.
- Lawrence Gostin (JD) has been appointed by President Obama to serve as a member of the National Cancer Advisory Board. Lawrence is the faculty director of the O'Neill Institute for National and Global Health Law, as well as the founding O'Neill chair in global health law at Georgetown Law. He is also a professor of medicine at Georgetown University and professor of public health at The Johns Hopkins University and the director of the World Health Organization Collaborating Center on Public Health Law and Human Rights.
- Allard Allston (JD) is serving as pro bono corporate counsel for the Nottoway Indian Tribe of Virginia, Inc.
- Dean Cordiano (JD) has been inducted as president of the Connecticut Chapter of the American Board of Trial Associates. Dean, general counsel of Loureiro Engineering Associates, will serve as president for 2017 and 2018.
- Eric Halvorson (JD) became dean, in September, of Trinity Law School, Trinity International University in Santa Ana, Calif. Eric previously taught at Pepperdine, and is of counsel for a California law firm.
- Jim Lewis (LLM) retired, in December, as United States attorney for the central district of Illinois. Appointed by President Obama to lead the 46-county district, he previously served as chief of the district's civil division.
- Robert Schuckman (JD) has been promoted to vice president, legal counsel, of the Jewish United Fund/Jewish Federation of Metropolitan Chicago. He will continue his role in JUF's Legacies and Endowments Department, where he leads endowment efforts and has been responsible for the growth of the Professional Advisory Committee, while also handling legal matters throughout the organization, both in-house and through outside firms. He joined JUF in 2001.
- Gray Wilson (JD), senior partner at Wilson & Helms in Winston-Salem, has been elected vice president of the North Carolina State Bar, the state agency that "currently regulates over 27,000 licensed lawyers."
- Scott Gayle (JD) has been awarded the Jim Hart Governor's School Champion Award by the North Carolina Governor's School Foundation for his extraordinary contributions in supporting the Governor's School, a summer residency program for gifted and talented high school students. During his six-year term as fund drive chair and also as president, the Foundation raised over $1.0M to support Governor's School. Scott is a director at Tuggle Duggins in Greensboro, focusing on commercial real estate and business law.
- Carolyn Kuhl (JD), presiding judge for the Superior Court of the State of California for the County of Los Angeles, was the keynote speaker at the Fourth Civil Justice Reform Summit hosted by the Institute for Advancement of the American Legal System in April.
- Michael Dockterman (JD), a partner in the Chicago office of Steptoe & Johnson, has been named a Law 360 "Trial Ace." Michael also teaches a section of Trial Practice at Duke Law School each spring.
- Arthur Miller (JD), a managing director at Goldman Sachs & Co., was elected vice chair of the Municipal Securities Rulemaking Board, effective Oct. 1, 2016. He previously chaired MSRB's finance committee.
- Val Broadie (JD) joined the Brookings Institution in April as associate vice president for institutional advancement. She previously was vice president for development and public affairs for Planned Parenthood of Metropolitan Washington. In November, she was named the Fundraiser of the Year by the D.C. chapter of the Association of Fundraising Professionals.
- James Crouse (JD) has authored his debut novel, Broken Eagle (Catamount Island Publishing, 2016), "a hard-hitting story with a military-legal theme." Jim practiced aviation law for over 30 years, and has taught an aviation law class at Duke Law and George Washington. He is the co-author of the casebook, Aviation Law: Cases and Materials (Carolina Academic Press, 2006).
- Jack Hickey (JD) spoke at a panel discussion on settlement negotiation at the American Association for Justice winter convention in March.
- Justin Klimko (JD), president and managing shareholder of Butzel Long, received the Meritorious Service Award from the Association for Corporate Growth (ACG) Detroit in February. Justin is a board member and secretary of ACG Detroit.
- Jack Marin (JD) retired in March from Williams Mullen in Raleigh, where he had practiced for 30 years. Jack played in the NBA for 11 years after an All-American career at Duke, and focused his practice on sports and contract law. He was outside counsel to the National Basketball Retired Players Association. In retirement, he continues as chairman of the board of Hope for the Warriors, the national non-profit that serves active post-9/11 service members, reservists, veterans and their families.
- Paul Arne (JD), co-chair of Morris, Manning & Martin's technology transactions practice, was sworn in, on July 1, as the chair of the State Bar of Georgia's Technology Section. The Section focuses on the needs of lawyers who represent clients in technology-related matters – especially the challenges posed when technological innovation conflicts with long-established legal practices.
- Michael Dreeben (JD), deputy U.S. solicitor general was honored at a reception at Georgetown University Law Center in April, following his 100th appearance before the United States Supreme Court. Praising Michael at the reception were Associate Justices Stephen Breyer, Elena Kagan, and Ruth Bader Ginsburg. Michael's first appearance before the court was in 1989.
- Janet McHugh (JD) has been selected as executive director of the Television Music License Committee, which negotiates music performing rights licenses. Janet joined the TMLC from Sinclair Broadcast Group, Inc., one of the country's largest group broadcasters, where she had counseled stations and managed legal functions in key areas including music rights since 2009.
- Bill Blancato (JD), a partner at Doughton Blancato in Winston-Salem, has received a 2016 Pro Bono Attorney Award by the Children's Law Center of Central North Carolina, where he serves as a guardian ad litem.
- Kim Hoover (JD) has been appointed by Washington, D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser to the Mayor's Advisory Commission on LGBT Affairs. Kim is a real estate investor and developer in Washington, D.C.
- Richard Riley (JD) has been appointed to the board of directors for Acuity Insurance. He remains a partner with Foley & Lardner in Washington, D.C. where he focuses his practice include tax and corporate matters for property and casualty insurance companies.
- Peter Verniero (JD) has been awarded the Medal of Honor by the New Jersey State Bar Foundation. Peter is chair of the corporate internal investigations and appellate practice groups at Sills Cummis & Gross in Newark, and a retired associate justice of the New Jersey Supreme Court. The Medal of Honor is "given each year to those who have made exemplary contributions to improving the justice system and enhancing New Jersey's legal legacy."
- Gill Beck (JD), an assistant United States attorney in Asheville, was honored as a 2016 Citizen Lawyer at the annual meeting of the North Carolina Bar Association (NCBA) in June. A major general in the U.S. Army Reserves, Gill has held a number of leadership positions with both the NCBA d the State Bar. Since 2007, he has served at the executive director of the State Bar's Legal Assistance for Military Personnel (LAMP) Committee, an organization dedicated to ensuring effective access to the legal system for military service members and their families.
- Janet Ward Black (JD), owner of Ward Black Law in Greensboro, N.C., has been awarded the Order of the Long Leaf Pine, the state's highest civilian award. Janet received the award on Jan. 29, during a surprise birthday party for her mother, Fran Black Holland, who received the Order of the Long Leaf Pine award in 2007.
- Janet Ward Black (JD) has received the Hood Theological Seminary's 12th Annual Bishop's Award in recognition of her commitment to the seminary, located in Salisbury, N.C., and her community. Janet is the founder of Ward Black Law, a 36-person firm in Greensboro, N.C.
- Eric Isaacson (JD) opened a solo practice, in March, focusing on appellate work and class actions in La Jolla, Calif. He was a founding partner of the California-based firm Robbins Geller Rudman & Dowd. Eric has published two recent articles, "The Roberts Court and Securities Class Actions: Reaffirming Basic Principles," 48 Akron L. Rev. 923 (2015), and "Free Exercise for Whom? -- Could the Religious-Liberty Principle that Catholics Established in Perez v. Sharp Also Protect Same-Sex Couples' Right to Marry?," 92 U Det. Mercy L. Rev. 29 (2015).
- Neil McFeeley (JD) was awarded the 2016 Idaho State Bar Professionalism Award, which is presented to an attorney "who has, over a long and distinguished legal career, by his ethical and personal conduct, commitment and activities, exemplified for his fellow attorneys the epitome of professionalism." Neil has practiced with the Boise law firm Eberle, Berlin, Kading, Turnbow & McKlveen for over 30 years.
- Joel Heusinger (JD), a partner in the Lincoln, Neb., office of Woods & Aitken, has been elected a fellow of the American College of Construction Lawyers.
- Christopher M. Kelly (JD) has been appointed to Jones Day's partnership committee. A partner in the Cleveland office, Chris oversees the U.S. side of the firm's capital markets practice. He is a co-chair of the Host Committee for the 2016 Republican National Convention.
- David McKean (JD) was sworn in as the 22nd United States Ambassador to Luxembourg by Secretary of State John Kerry on March 14. David held several positions at the U.S. State Department, including director of policy planning since 2012; he served as Kerry's chief of staff from 1999 to 2008.
- Robin Panovka (JD) has co-edited and co-authored the U.S. chapter in The Real Estate M&A and Private Equity Review (Law Business Research, Ltd., London, 2016). Robin is a partner at Wachtell Lipton Rosen & Katz in New York.
- David Berger (JD), a litigation partner at Wilson Sonsini Goodrich & Rosati in Palo Alto, Calif., served as general counsel to the Super Bowl 50 Host Committee.
- Scott Cammarn (JD) , a partner at Cadwalader, Wickersham & Taft in Charlotte has been named to Best Lawyers in America.
- James Felman (JD) has been selected to receive the 2016 Charles R. English Award from the ABA Criminal Justice Section at its annual awards ceremony on Nov. 4., in Washington, D.C. The award recognizes distinguished work in the field of criminal justice by judges, prosecutors, defense attorneys, and academics. Jim is a partner at Kynes Markman and Felman in Tampa.
- Lisa Kaplan (JD) has joined Ogletree Deakins in Altanta as marketing counsel in the client services department. She previously directed the LLM Program at Atlanta's John Marshall Law School.
- Chris Petrini (JD) received an Amicus Service Award from the International Municipal Lawyers Association (IMLA) for his pro bono co-authorship of an amicus brief on behalf of IMLA and several other parties in Lopez et al v. City of Lawrence et al, an appeal currently pending before the First Circuit Court of Appeals. Chris founded Framingham, Mass.-based Petrini & Associates P.C. in 2004 and represents cities and towns as town counsel and as special counsel in various litigation matters.
- Kodwo Ghartey-Tagoe (JD) has been named South Carolina state president of Duke Energy. He joined the company in 2002 and has held a number of positions -- most recently vice president, legal for Duke Energy's commercial business organization.
- Louis Lappen (JD) was named acting United States attorney for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania in December. Prior to this appointment, he was the first assistant U.S. attorney. Louis has served in the Department of Justice since 1997.
- Matt Sawchak (JD) has been appointed solicitor general of the State of North Carolina by Attorney General Josh Stein. The solicitor general's office is "responsible for handling civil appeals before state and federal appellate courts and coordinates the agency's participation in amicus briefs." Matt previously was a partner at in the Raleigh office of Ellis & Winters focusing on appeals, business litigation and antitrust. He also is the former chair of the N.C.
- Matt Sawchak (JD) has been appointed solicitor general in the North Carolina Department of Justice by Attorney General Josh Stein. The solicitor general's office is "responsible for handling civil appeals before state and federal appellate courts and coordinates the agency's participation in amicus briefs." Matt previously was a partner in the Raleigh office of Ellis & Winters focusing on appeals, business litigation and antitrust. He also is the former chair of the N.C. Bar Association's Appellate Rules Committee.
- Debby Stone (JD) has published her first book, The Art of Self-Promotion: Tell Your Story, Transform Your Career. Debby is a principal with Novateur Partners, an Atlanta-based company that provides executive coaching and leadership development to lawyers and the organizations in which they work.
- Steven Chabinsky (JD) has been appointed by President Barack Obama as a member of the White House Commission on Enhancing National Cybersecurity. Steve is general counsel and chief risk officer for the cybersecurity technology firm CrowdStrike, which he joined 2012. He has also served as a columnist for Security Magazine since 2013 and as an adjunct faculty member at The George Washington University since 2012.
- Michael Kabat (JD) is a founding partner of Kabat Chapman & Ozmer, a 10-attorney law firm with offices in Atlanta and Los Angeles. The firm focuses on labor and employment law, complex business litigation and class and collective action litigation.
- Margaret Rowlett (JD) has been recognized as a 2016 N.C. Super Lawyer and also as a 2016 N.C. Best Lawyers. She practices workers' compensation and employment law at Smith James Rowlett & Cohen in Greensboro.
- Colm Connolly (JD), a partner in the Wilmington, Delaware office of Morgan Lewis, has been inducted as a fellow into the American College of Trial Lawyers.
- Laura Gellman (JD) has been appointed managing director/global chief auditor for conduct and ethics at Citigroup. Laura previously was a managing director at Bank of America.
- Maurice 'Mo' Green (JD) is the 2016 recipient of the North Carolina Association of Educators' (NCAE) Excellence in Equity Award. Mo served for seven years as superintendent of Guilford County (N.C.) Schools, before becoming executive director of the Z. Smith Reynolds Foundation earlier this year.
- Caryn Coppedge McNeill (JD) was elected president-elect of the North Carolina Bar Association at the annual meeting in June. Caryn is a partner at Smith Anderson in Raleigh, where she leads the firm's employee benefits and executive compensation practice group. She has an extensive record of service with the Bar Association, and is also chair of the Board of Trustees at Ravenscroft School in Raleigh.
- Gary Spitko (JD) , presidential professor of ethics and the common good, and professor of law at Santa Clara University, has authored Antigay Bias in Role-Model Occupations (University of Pennsylvania Press, 2016). He has also been elected an academic fellow of the American College of Trust and Estate Counsel.
- Dan Berman (JD) was named interim president and CEO of the Carolina Theatre of Durham in January.
- Sam Braverman (JD), a partner with Fasulo Braverman & Di Maggio, has been selected as a SuperLawyer for the third year in a row in 2015 for criminal defense and the second year in a row for business law in New York Metro area. He recently completed a term as president of the Bronx County Bar Association, and is a member of the House of Delegates of the New York State Bar Association.
- Kevin Flynn (JD) continues his solo patent firm, Flynn IP Law in Chapel Hill, N.C. He guides young companies to obtain initial patent coverage, with a focus on medical devices and clean energy.
- John Hoffman (JD/LLM) was named senior vice president and general counsel of Rutgers University in New Brunswick, N.J. in March. He had previously served as acting attorney general of New Jersey since 2013.
- Steven Marks (JD) has been promoted from executive vice president and general counsel to chief, digital business and general counsel of the Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA). As chief, digital business for RIAA, Steven will oversee industry-wide initiatives to help grow the digital music marketplace and the new revenue streams that are increasingly critical to the music business. He led the creation of the license for Internet radio and other services now administered by SoundExchange, and serves as chair of SoundExchange's licensing committee and on its board of directors.
- Mark Patterson (JD) has retired, as a colonel, from the U.S. Air Force and is pursuing an LL.M. in International Dispute Resolution at Fordham University, in New York City.
- David Van Pelt (JD/LLM) has joined the labor and employment practice group at Kelley Drye & Warren in Los Angeles as special counsel. He previously practiced at Sheppard Mullin.
- Geovette Washington (JD) has been nominated by President Obama to serve as a member of the Council of the Administrative Conference of the United States; she has been a member of the Conference since 2013. Geovette is the senior vice chancellor and chief legal officer of the University of Pittsburgh, a position she has held since August 2015. Previously, she served as general counsel for the Office of Management and Budget from 2013 to 2015.
- Paige Whitaker (JD) , deputy district attorney for Fulton County, Ga., has been selected by Gov. Nathan Deal to replace a retiring judge on the Fulton County Superior Court. She joined the DA's office in 2010.
- David Cox (JD) has been named a 2016 South Carolina Super Lawyer. David is a member of the Charleston office of Barnwell Whaley Patterson & Helms.
- David Elliott (JD) has been appointed deputy chief of staff and special deputy attorney general in the North Carolina Department of Justice. He has served in the NCDOJ since 1997; for the last 10 years as director of the victims and citizens services section, where he advocated against domestic violence, sexual assault, and human trafficking.
- Alan Gallatin (JD) , a partner and the Detroit tax practice leader of Grant Thornton, has joined the faculty of Walsh College as an adjunct assistant professor in its accounting and taxation departments.
- Eduardo Hauser (LLM) has been appointed as managing director of Latin America and the Caribbean for Scripps Networks Interactive. He is responsible for the strategic direction and daily operation of the company's businesses across Latin America, which currently include Food Network as well as the company's distribution across the Caribbean.
- Linda Liu Kordziel (JD), a principal in the Washington, D.C. office of Fish & Richardson has been named a recipient of the 2016 "Women Worth Watching" award by Profiles in Diversity Journal. Linda focuses her practice on intellectual property and patent litigation.
- Candice Savin (JD) has been appointed to the Westport (Conn.) Board of Education to complete a vacant term on the Board. She practices real estate law in Westport.
- Paul Genender (JD) joined the Dallas office of Weil, Gotshal & Manges in February as a litigation partner. Paul was previously a partner at K&L Gates.
- David Kendall (JD) founded Bold Legal, in September, with offices in Denver and Boulder, Colo. The firm, of which David is also CEO, provides both legal and business advice and guidance. David previously founded Kendall Koenig & Oelsner in 2002.
- Michael Sorrell (JD), president of Paul Quinn College in Dallas, for the second time in his career, was named the Historically Black Colleges and Universities Male President of the Year. He has been nominated for the award five times in the six years it's been given by the HBCU Digest and is the first recipient to win the title twice. Michael has gained recognition for his unconventional leadership and the many initiatives he has backed both at Paul Quinn and in the surrounding Oak Cliff community, such as the New Urban College Model and the school's own organic farm.
- Sterling Spainhour (JD) has been named senior vice president and general counsel of Southern Company Services in Atlanta, the shared services company that supports Southern Company's operating company subsidiaries. He joins Southern Company from Jones Day, where he was a partner in the Atlanta office since 2004.
- Wiley Boston (JD), a partner in the Orlando office of Holland & Knight, is president of the Orange County Bar Association, a 3,500 member voluntary bar in central Florida. He has also become Florida Bar Board Certified as an expert in real estate law.
- Helen Dooley (JD) is senior vice president, talent representation and general counsel of Tandem Sports and Entertainment, a full-service sports and entertainment agency in Washington, D. C. She previously practiced at Williams & Connelly.
- Darren Jackson (JD), a five-term Democratic representative from District 39 (eastern Wake County) to the N.C. House of Representatives, has been elected minority leader for the 2017-18 legislative term.
- Jennifer Slone Tobin (JD) , partner at Shutts & Bowen in Orlando, has been installed as chair of Boys & Girls Clubs of Central Florida, a non-profit organization in the region serving and mentoring more than 13,000 youth members. She has been a member of the board of directors since 2010, most recently as chair-elect and as co-chair of Celebrate the Children, the organization's signature fund-raising event.
- Matt Kirsch (JD) is chief of the Criminal Division in the U.S. Attorney's Office for the District of Colorado. He has been an assistant U.S. attorney since 1999 and has prosecuted a variety of crimes, with a focus on white collar crimes.
- Tim Profeta (JD) has been reappointed to a third five-year term as director of Duke University's Nicholas Institute for Environmental Policy Solutions. Tim is the founding director of the Nicholas Institute, which works to help decision makers create timely, effective and economically practical solutions to the world's critical environmental challenges.
- Bill Howell (JD) has joined Sidley Austin in Dallas as a partner. He has a global corporate finance, private equity and M&A practice and was previously a partner at Baker Botts.
- Jessica Lange (JD) joined Darden Restaurants, Inc., headquartered in Orlando, as vice president, associate general counsel, securities and finance in March 2016. She previously was an attorney at DTE Energy in Detroit.
- Jill Steinberg (JD), associate deputy attorney general in the U.S. Department of Justice, testified, in June, before the Senate Judiciary Committee on human trafficking and the Department's implementation of the Justice for Victims of Trafficking Act.
- Peggy Wang (JD/LLM) joined the Hong Kong office of White & Case in April 2015 as a partner in the mergers and acquisitions and private equity practice in Asia, and head of Asia private equity. She previously was a partner at Linklaters in Hong Kong.
- Noriaki Abe (LLM) Noriake Abe has been assigned to the Japanese Delegation to the OECD in Paris since September 2015.
- Anne Chapman (JD) has joined the criminal defense boutique Mitchell Stein Carey as a partner in Phoenix. Anne's practice focuses on internal and governmental investigations and white collar criminal defense.
- Tara Allen Esteves (JD) has joined Armbrust & Brown in Austin, Texas as a partner with a corporate and securities practice. She previously was a partner at Reed Scardino, also in Austin.
- Brian Fowler (JD) has been promoted to general counsel of Millennium Health in San Diego. He joined Millennium in 2012 as assistant general counsel.
- Barb Goffman (JD) won the Agatha Award (named for Agatha Christie) for the best mystery/crime short story published in 2015. Her story "A Year Without Santa Claus?" was the cover story of the January/February 2015 issue of Alfred Hitchcock's Mystery Magazine. This story also was named a finalist for the Macavity Award for best mystery/crime short story of the year, given out by Mystery Readers International. Barb's story "The Wrong Girl" was named a finalist for the Derringer Award for best flash fiction story of 2015.
- Felicia Gross (JD) has joined the Manhattan office of the New York State Attorney General's Office in the Litigation Bureau.
- Sebastian Guerrero (LLM) has started a new law firm Guerrero Valle Garces focused on family issues, tax and wealth management in Santiago, Chile. He formerly was with the firm Guerrero, Olivos, Novoa & Errazuriz.
- Abigail Kahl (JD) has been named co-chair of the family law practice at Denbeaux & Denbeaux in Westwood, N.J., where she is senior counsel.
- Lisa Levin Reichman (JD) was inducted into the Greater Washington Jewish Sports Hall of Fame in November. An accomplished distance runner, Lisa has completed over 20 marathons and is a 10-time Boston Marathon finisher. She won a gold medal in the half marathon competition at the 2003 Pan American Maccabi Games in Santiago, Chile and is co-founder of Run Farther & Faster, LLC.
- Julie Riewe (JD) , former co-chief of the asset management unit of the SEC's Division of Enforcement, joined the Washington, D.C. office of Debevoise & Plimpton in March as a partner in the white collar and regulatory defense group. Julie spent 11 years at the SEC, rising through the ranks and receiving commendations, the most recent the Chairman's Award for Excellence in Leadership in 2015.
- Gordon Walker (SJD) has joined, as professor of law, Hamad Bin Khalifa University in Doha, Qatar, in association with the Pritzker School of Law Northwestern University under the auspices of the Qatar Foundation. He is an emeritus professor of law at La Trobe University School of Law, Melbourne, Australia.
- Bernard Welten (LLM) has merged his firm with Lemann Walz & Partner in Bern, Switzerland
- Nicole Clement (JD) was hired as Rhode Island Housing's general counsel, starting March 1. She most recently was senior counsel for Klein Hornig, a Boston-based firm specializing in affordable housing and community development.
- Margaret Hu (JD), assistant professor of law at Washington and Lee School of Law, has published "Big Data Blacklisting," 67 Florida Law Review 1735 (Sept. 2015), for which she received the Young Scholar's Award at the 8th Annual Privacy Law Scholars Conference in June 2015.
- John Inazu (JD), the Sally D. Danforth distinguished professor of law and religion, and professor of political science at Washington University in St. Louis, and a senior fellow at the Institute for Advanced Studies in Culture at the University of Virginia, has authored Confident Pluralism: Surviving and Thriving Through Deep Difference (University of Chicago Press, 2016). The book argues that we can and must live together peaceably in spite of deep and sometimes irresolvable differences over politics, religion, sexuality and other important matters.
- Janaina Dellape Fernandes Pita (LLM) is a partner in the corporate department of Dias Munhoz in Sao Paulo, Brazil.
- Patrick Roberts (JD) has been appointed by Governor Pat McCrory to the North Carolina State Ethics Commission. He is the founder of Roberts Law Group, a criminal defense law firm with offices in Raleigh, Greensboro, and Charlotte. He served as an assistant district attorney in three N.C. jurisdictions before founding his firm.
- Nathan Sales (JD) has been granted tenure as associate professor of law at Syracuse University College of Law, where he teaches and writes in the fields of national security law, counterterrorism law, administrative law, and constitutional law. He previously was assistant professor at George Mason University School of Law, and is of counsel for the Washington, D.C. office of Kirkland & Ellis.
- David Szekeres (JD) has been named senior vice president of business development, general counsel, and corporate secretary for Heron Therapeutics in Redwood City, Calif. David most recently was general counsel, chief business officer, principal financial officer, and corporate secretary at Regulus Therapeutics.
- Mechelle Zarou (JD), a partner in the Toledo, Ohio office Shumaker, Loop & Kendrick has been inducted as a fellow of the Ohio State Bar Foundation, the charitable arm of the Ohio State Bar Association that works to advance the law and build a better justice system. Mechelle is co-chair of the firm's labor and employment department, as well as the immigration practice group.
- David Borde (JD) was named vice president of investor relations at Entergy Corporation in New Orleans in March. Since joining Entergy in 2009, David has held leadership positions in corporate development and finance, most recently as director of its utility finance business partners.
- Rodney Bullard (JD), executive director of the Chick-fil-A Foundation and vice president of community affairs at Chick-fil-A, has been named to the second class of the Presidential Leadership Scholars program, an initiative that draws upon the resources of the presidential centers of Lyndon B. Johnson, George H.W. Bush, William J. Clinton, and George W. Bush. Over the course of several months, the 61 scholars will travel to each participating presidential center to learn from former presidents, key administration officials, and leading academics.
- Kerstin Henrich (LLM) has joined the Dusseldorf, Germany office of Jones Day as a partner and member of the firm's M&A group. Kerstin's practice focuses on complex M&A transactions, transactions in the renewable energy sector and general corporate counseling. She was previously a partner at Orrick, Herrington & Sutcliffe.
- D'Lorah Hughes (JD) has been named director of externships and adjunct professor of law at the University of California, Irvine School of Law. Prior to joining UCI Law on July 1, she was director of clinical education at Wayne State Law School. She has also held academic positions at the University of Arkansas School of Law-Fayetteville, Case Western Reserve University School of Law, and Whittier Law School.
- Ayumu Iijima (LLM) founded in 2016, and is senior partner, of Innoventier LPC, a boutique IP firm with offices is Tokyo and Osaka, Japan.
- Daniel Klein (JD) has joined Proskauer Rose's Boston office as senior patent counsel in the litigation department, and a member of the life sciences patent practice. He previously practiced at Choate Hall & Stewart.
- Josh Malkin (JD), executive director of The Malkin Group at Morgan Stanley Private Wealth Management, was named one of the top 40 financial advisers under age 40 by On Wall Street Magazine for 2016. Josh was also named to the list for 2015.
- Mary Richardson (JD/LLM) has joined Clark University in Worcester, Mass., as director of planned giving and principal gifts. She previously held development and alumni relations positions at Williams College and Bowdoin College.
- Seth Safra (JD) has joined Proskauer as a partner in its employee benefits and executive compensation group, resident in Washington, D.C. Seth serves as principal employee benefits and executive compensation counsel to some of the country's largest employers. He was previously a partner at Covington & Burling.
- Antony Sanacory (JD) has joined the Atlanta litigation boutique firm HudsonParrottWalker, where he specializes in construction law. He previously practiced at Duane Morris. Antony is on the board of directors of the Construction Financial Management Association of Georgia.
- Andrew Chang (JD) was named a partner in the San Francisco office of Shook Hardy & Bacon, effective Jan. 1. Andrew is a member of the firm's global product liability group; his practice focuses on individual, mass tort and class actions involving automotive, pharmaceutical, medical device and other consumer products.
- Andrea Ghoorah Sieminski (JD) and her husband, Paul, welcomed a son, Peter Vikram Sieminski, on Sept. 19, 2016. He joins big sister, Nora.
- Joanne Kwong (JD) has joined Pearl River Mart, an established Asian goods emporium in New York City, as president. Joanne most recently had served as vice president for communications and counsel to the president of Barnard College.
- Paul Ervin (JD) and his wife, Helia, welcomed a son, Isaac Rahim Ervin, on Feb. 8, 2016.
- Jaclyn Moyer (JD) was elevated to partner on January 1 at the Washington, D.C. office of WilmerHale, where she is a member of the securities and securities litigation and enforcement practices.
- Elizabeth Perry (JD) is a doctoral student in the Department of Law at Umea University in Sweden, writing her dissertation on "Children's Access to Parental Financial Support: A Comparative Assessment in California and Sweden."
- Sonia Macias Steele (JD) has joined the Boston office of Murtha Cullina as ERISA counsel in the firm's business and finance department. She previously practiced at Goulston & Storrs.
- Nicole williams (JD), a partner in the trial practice group of Thompson & Knight, has been appointed a member of the Dallas Judicial Nomination Commission and will serve a term until Sept. 30, 2017.
- Nicole Williams (JD) Nicole Williams, a partner at Thompson & Knight, has been selected for inclusion in Benchmark Litigation Under 40 Hot List – 2016.
- Brian Berman (JD) and his wife, Katherine, welcomed a son, Finley Price Berman, on March 6, 2016. He joins older brother, Jackson.
- Phil Bezanson (JD) and his wife, Thea Handelman, welcomed a son, Dashiell "Dash" Henry, on March 24, 2016. He joins his older brother Elias. They live in Seattle, where Phil is managing partner of the Seattle office of Bracewell.
- Tamala Boyd (JD) was appointed, in August, as general counsel of the New York City Department of Consumer Affairs, where she had previously served as associate and deputy general counsel.
- Josh Bryant (JD), a partner in the Raleigh office of Smith Anderson, assumed the chairmanship of the Tax Section of the North Carolina Bar Association in July. He has been a member of the Tax Section Council since 2006.
- Randy Cook (JD) has joined Ankura Consulting Services as a senior managing director in the firm's contractual compliance & risk and resilience & geopolitical groups. Randy most recently worked for Sikorsky Aircraft Corp.
- Nicolas Diebold (JD) has been a teaching fellow at the University of Lucerne since 2012 and was appointed professor of Public and Economic Law in 2016. Prior to his appointment, he was head of internal market affairs with the Swiss competition authorities in Berne and he previously worked as a competition lawyer in an international law firm in Zurich.
- Kimberly Klimczuk (JD) has been named among the 50 2016 Top Women of Law by Massachusetts Lawyers Weekly. She practices at Skoler, Abbott & Presser.
- Josephine Ko (JD) has joined Vigilant, headquartered in Tigard, Ore., as an employment attorney. Vigilant offers a "suite of services to employers on the west coast focused on employment law, workers' compensation, learning and development, safety and HR best practices." Josephine also frequently speaks and writes on employment law issues.
- Alexa Chew (JD), clinical associate professor of law at UNC-Chapel Hill, received the Robert G. Byrd Award for Excellence and Creativity in Teaching in April 2015. She joined the UNC faculty in 2012.
- Sam Forehand (JD) and his wife, Yasmin, welcomed a son Jackson Baha Forehand on Feb. 10, 2016, joining siblings William and Ella Anne.
- Gulnara Iskakova (LLM) is the ambassador of the Kyrgyz Republic in Great Britain and Northern Ireland. She has previously served as vice president and rapporteur at the United Nations Human Rights Council and as the Kyrgyz Permanent Representative to the UN.
- Jennifer Plappert King (JD) and her husband, Kenneth, welcomed a daughter, Juliet, on May 17, 2016.
- Mangyo Kinoshita (LLM) has co-founded and is managing partner of a new boutique M&A law firm in Tokyo, southgate. He previously was a partner at O'Melvey & Myers and White & Case. Mangyo has co-authored two recent articles (both in Japanese): "International M&A Study Group Report on ABA Model Stock Purchase Agreement: MAC Clause," International Business Law, July 2016 and "Recent Trends regarding US Regulatory Authorities' Review of M&A Transactions," Mergers & Acquisitions Research Report Online, June 2016.
- Ryan Levy (JD) , a shareholder at Patterson Intellectual Property Law, has been named a fellow of the Nashville Bar Foundation. He also has been elected to the Nashville Bar Association's Board of Directors and serves on both the executive and social Committees.
- Chih-Chieh (Carol) Lin (SJD) has been promoted to full professor at the National Chiao Tung University Law School in Taiwan. Carol also serves as associate dean. (LLM '01, SJD '05)
- Chris Machera (JD) has joined Weil Gotshal & Manges as a partner in its private equity practice and is based in the New York office. He represents private equity sponsors and their portfolio companies in connection with acquisitions, dispositions, minority investments and general corporate governance matters. Chris previously was a vice president and associate general counsel at Goldman Sachs.
- Robert Muth (JD) was appointed academic director of the University of San Diego School of Law legal clinics in July. As academic director, he oversees USD's 10 client-service legal clinics, while continuing his previous role as managing attorney for the Veterans Legal Clinic, which he has overseen since its founding in 2012.
- Joy Lim Nakrin (JD) has joined Necn, the nation's largest regional news network. She will debut on necn in early May as an afternoon anchor and evening reporter. Joy has more than 10 years of television experience, the last two as an anchor and reporter at WFXT in Boston.
- Angela Rafoth (JD/LLM) was elevated to shareholder on Jan. 1, 2016, in the San Francisco office of Littler. Angela advises employers on a number of employment law matters including discrimination and harassment, wage and hour issues, and disability issues and leave compliance.
- Yendelela Neely Anderson (JD) has been elected to the Board of Trustees of Furman University in Greenville, S.C. A 2003 graduate of Furman, Yendelela is executive director and senior legal counsel at AT&T Services, Inc., in Atlanta, where she manages the defense of employment class and collective actions as well as systemic EEOC litigation. Prior to that, she was a partner at Kilpatrick Townsend & Stockton.
- Sarah Walker Baker (JD) and her husband, Jason, welcomed a son, Robert 'Hawes' Baker, on June 22, 2016. He joins siblings Davis, James and Ballard.
- David Breau (JD) was named general counsel of Straight Path Communications in February. He previously practiced at Sidley Austin in New York City.
- Audry Casusol (JD) has joined the New York office of Greenberg Traurig as a shareholder in its corporate and securities practice. She previously practiced at Cravath, Swaine & Moore.
- Amy Kallman (JD) has been elected incoming president of the Arizona Attorneys for Criminal Justice, the state affiliate of the National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers, and will serve her term in 2017. Amy is a defender in the Maricopa County Public Defender's Office in Phoenix.
- Matt Leerberg (JD) has been elected partner-in-charge of the Raleigh office of Smith Moore Leatherwood, and has joined the firm's Management Committee. Matt's practice focuses on appellate and business litigation in North Carolina state and federal courts; he is vice-chair of the N.C. Bar Association's Appellate Practice Section.
- James Nowlin (JD) has authored "To GC or Not to GC? Keys to Hiring Exceptional General Counsel," in the January/February issue of Texas CEO Magazine. James is CEO of Excel Global Partners and fund managing principal of the EGP Family of Companies, located in Austin.
- Dana Pirvu (LLM) has joined A9.com, Inc. as corporate counsel in Palo Alto, Calif. She previously was underwriting counsel at Ambridge Partners in New York City.
- Jeffrey DiChiara (JD) has been promoted from associate to special counsel in the Miami office of Kasowitz Benson Torres & Friedman, where his practice focuses on representing clients in real estate matters including leasing transactions, acquisition and sales of property, joint venture agreements, origination and restructuring of loans, and loan workouts.
- Laura Durity (JD) has joined Castlight Health Inc. in San Francisco as manager of plan development. Previously, Laura was compliance manager at DaVita Healthcare Partners Inc. in Denver.
- Nichole Hines (JD) <p>has joined Humana as in-house legal counsel, based in the Miami area office. She is in charge of Florida Medicaid plans and all plans offered in Puerto Rico. Nichole previously practiced at Squire Patton Boggs, and at Eli Lilly.</p>
- Ryan McLeod (JD) has been elected to partner in the litigation department of Wachtell, Lipton, Rosen & Katz in New York City. Ryan has taught seminars on corporate litigation at Duke Law's Wintersession, and also at Columbia Law School.
- Ian Miller (JD) is vice president, business affairs and general counsel at Epic Sciences, Inc. in San Diego. He previously practiced at Covington & Burling.
- Lucas Przymusinski (JD) has been promoted to partner in the New York Office of DLA Piper where his practice focuses on drug and device litigation, mass torts, and product liability.
- Steven Schindler (JD) has been promoted to partner at Perkins Coie, where he is a member of the firm's personal planning practice in Seattle.
- Kristin Seeger (JD) has been made partner at Orrick Herrington & Sutcliffe, where she is a member of the energy and infrastructure group in San Francisco. Her practice focuses on the acquisition and sale of domestic and international renewable energy projects as well as project financing (including tax equity financing arrangements) in the renewable energy sector.
- Michael Frandina (JD) has joined The Askman Law Firm in Denver, where he continues his general commercial litigation practice and assists in the firm's environmental, tribal and natural resource practice areas. He previously practiced at Kutak Rock.
- Cliff Gardner (JD) has been promoted to litigation counsel in the Wilmington, Del., office of Skadden Arps Slate Meagher & Flom.
- Michael Goodman (JD) has joined the Office of Regulatory Policy, Center for Drug Evaluation and Development at the Food and Drug Administration as an attorney-advisor. He previously was a trial attorney at the Department of Justice, and a visiting assistant professor at George Washington University School of Law.
- Eileen Kuo (JD) has been elected to the Board and as 2016 vice president of the Memphis Chapter of the Association for Women's Attorneys. She is an associate, representing management, in the workplace law firm Jackson Lewis.
- Jerome Maiatico (JD) has been named an assistant United States attorney, located in Philadelphia. He previously was a trial attorney at the U.S. Department of Justice in Washington, D.C.
- Justin Outling (JD), an associate in the Greensboro, N.C., office of Brooks Pierce was appointed to fill a seat on the Greensboro City Council in June 2015, and elected to a full term in November 2015.
- Ana Santos Rutschman (LLM), the 2016-2017 Jaharis faculty fellow in health law and intellectual property at DePaul College of Law, has been named a Bio IP Scholar 2017 by the American Society of Medicine, Law and Ethics, based on her work-in-progress, "The IP of Ebola and Zika."
- Scott Skinner-Thompson (JD) has authored AIDS and the Law (5th ed., Aspen Publishing, 2015). Scott is acting assistant professor at NYU School of Law.
- Brian Strand (JD) has been promoted to principal in the Houston office of Fish & Richardson. Brian is a member of the intellectual property litigation group, where his practice focuses on complex patent litigation and appeals.
- Shane Tintle (JD) has been elected partner in the corporate department of the New York office of Davis Polk & Wardwell, where he practices in the capital markets group.
- Sarah Hawkins Warren (JD) was named solicitor general for the State of Georgia effective Jan. 1. As solicitor general, she will oversee appellate litigation and collaborate on all phases of significant litigation with other attorneys at the Department of Law. Sarah previously served as deputy solicitor general and special counsel for water litigation. Sarah and her husband, Blaise, welcomed a son, William Jr., on Sept. 21, 2016.
- Patrick Wooten (JD) has been elected to partnership by Nelson Mullins Riley & Scarborough, where he practices in Charleston, S.C., in the areas of business litigation, general litigation, antitrust law, and trust litigation. He has also been elected a fellow of the American Bar Foundation.
- Bryce Yoder (JD) has been elected partner at Keating Muething & Klekamp in Cincinnati, where he practices in the firm's litigation group, with a focus on complex commercial litigation.
- Erin Blondel (JD) and her husband, Ernie Young, welcomed a daughter, Caroline Josephine Young, on April 5, 2016.
- Sharath Chandrasekehar (LLM) has joined HSA Advocates as a partner in the firm's newly opened office in Bengaluru, India. Prior to joining HSA, Sharath was one of the founding partners at Citius Law Advocates. He has previously worked at J. Sagar Associates and Axis Bank, with a focus on banking & finance, real estate, private equity & venture capital transactions.
- Isaac Linnartz (JD) is a member of the Class of '16 of the North Carolina Bar Association Leadership Academy. He is an associate in the Raleigh office of Smith Anderson, where his practice focuses on business litigation and employment litigation.
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- Virginia Fitt (JD) has been promoted to senior counsel in U.S. legal operations with GlaxoSmithKline in Research Triangle Park, N.C.
- Jie (Jeanne) Huang (SJD) is associate professor of law at Shanghai University of International Business and Economics. Her book, Interregional Recognition and Enforcement of Civil and Commercial Judgments – Lessons for China from US and EU Law (Hart Publishing, 2014), based on her Duke SJD dissertation, has won the First Prize of Excellent Scholarship 2015, awarded by the China Association of Private International Law.
- Jie (Jeanne) Huang (SJD) has joined the faculty of the University of New South Wales Law School in Sydney, Australia, teaching and researching in the fields of international investment law and dispute resolution (international litigation and arbitration). She previously was associate professor and associate dean at Shanghai University of International Business and Economics School of Law in China.
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- Adam Harris (JD) and Junko Kawai '10 welcomed a daughter, Rena Kawai Harris, on Aug. 1, 2016. Adam is an associate at Sullivan & Cromwell in New York City.
- Christina (Jones) LeBlanc (JD) and Scott LeBlanc welcomed a daughter, Claire Elizabeth, on May 21, 2015.
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- Adam Schupack (JD/LLM) and his wife Rachel welcomed a daughter, Harper Kate, on June 26, 2016. She joins big brother, Teddy.
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- Christina Brown (JD/LLM) is an associate in the business finance and restructuring department at Weil Gotshal & Manges in New York City. She previously worked at GE Capital.
- Kevin Elliott (JD) and Sarah Naseman Elliott welcomed a daughter, Kathryn Claire, on March 30, 2016. Sarah is an associate at Simpson Thacher & Bartlett in Houston. Kevin has joined the debt finance group in the Houston office of Kirkland & Ellis; he previously practiced at Simpson Thacher.
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- Andrew Hand (JD) has joined the Charlotte office of McGuireWoods after a two-year clerkship with the Honorable Graham C. Mullen '69, senior U.S. district court judge for the Western District of North Carolina.
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- Nicolas Melki (LLM) has joined the Dubai office of Baker Botts. He previously worked in the legal department of Petrofac International.
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- Donna Stroud (LLM), a judge on the North Carolina Court of Appeals since 2006, received a Distinguished Alumni Award from Campbell University in October. She received her undergraduate and J.D. degrees from Campbell, and is an adjunct professor at its Norman Adrian Wiggins School of Law.
- Patricia Timmons-Goodson (LLM), a former North Carolina Supreme Court associate justice and current vice chair of the U.S. Commission on Civil Rights, received the Elon Law School "Leadership in Law Award" in September.
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- Taylor Bartholomew (JD) has joined Morris, Nichols, Arsht & Tunnell as an associate in the Delaware corporate law counseling group.
- Bezaliel Erlan (LLM) is an associate at SSEK Legal Consultants in the Jakarta, Indonesia office, where he specializes in foreign investment, banking and finance, and insurance law, as well as general corporate law.
- Chris Girouard (JD) earned an LLM degree from New York University in May, and has joined Bryan Cave's St. Louis, Mo., office as a tax associate.
- Andrew Ligon (JD) was married to Nicole Blumenkehl '16 on August 20, 2016 in New York City. Andrew is a corporate associate in the New York office of Baker Botts.
- Kara Nisbet (LLM) has joined Youngs Law Firm in Belize City, Belize, as an associate.
- Cristobal Ramirez (LLM) has joined Hewlett Packard as Chilean legal counsel, located in Santiago.
- Xiao Recio-Blanco (SJD) (LLM'12, SJD'15), staff attorney at the Environmental Law Institute in Washington, D.C., has also been named director of the Institute's Ocean Program.
- Jeffrey Rood (JD) joined GrayRobinson in Jacksonville, Fla., as an associate focusing on commercial real estate law, including acquisitions, dispositions, land development, financing, and leasing.
- Brett Schroeder (JD) is an associate in the Chicago office of Latham & Watkins.
- Risnan Yosal (LLM) was married to Sierra Yuwono on Sept. 24, 2016 in Jakarta, Indonesia. Risnan is a senior associate at Zico Law in Jakarta.
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