Judicial Efficiency: Is There a Vacancy Crisis Threatening the Nation\u27s Judicial System?

A panel composed of Honorable John F. Keenan, Michael Armstrong, Otto Obermaier, Honorable Michael Schattman, and Stephan Kline discuss whether the vacancy rate in the judiciary threatens erosion of the quality of justice. The panelists discuss whether the problem involves the White House\u27s inability to work with the Senate Judiciary Committee, people of different persuasions, to move judicial candidates along. They also discuss how our system is dependent upon people who are older (senior judges), who are retired, who are entitled to move on, having to fill the vacancies. The panel discussion was followed by a short ceremony to unveil the portrait of Judge Murphy and to have a few reflections about his life

The Philip D. Reed Lecture Series: Judicial Records Forum

This Panel Discussion of the Judicial Records Forum was held on June 4, 2014, at Fordham University School of Law. The Judicial Records Forum focuses on issues involving the creation and management of judicial records and access to judicial records in the digital age. The transcript of the Panel Discussion has been lightly edited and represents the panelists’ individual views only, and in no way reflects those of their affiliated firms, organizations, law schools, or the judiciary

Pay for Play: Unionization and the Business of the NCAA

Article published in the Michigan State Journal of Business and Securities Law

Midwest Securities Law Institute Transcript, Fall 2015

Article published in the Michigan State Journal of Business and Securities Law

Midwest Securities Law Institute Fall 2016

Article published in the Michigan State Journal of Business and Securities Law