Emeritus Members
Conferees who have taken emeritus status. Under the Conference’s bylaws, any Conferee may become an Emeritus Conferee by written notice to the Chair; emeritus members continue to receive the Conference’s communications and may attend its meetings and those of its committees.
PractitionerJohn A. BarrettFulbright & JaworskiHouston, TX
PractitionerH. Bruce BernsteinSidley Austin LLPChicago, IL
PractitionerRichard F. BroudeNew York, NY
PractitionerStephen H. CaseBethesda, MD
JudgeDavid CoarJAMSChicago, IL
PractitionerMichael J. CramesNew York, NY
PractitionerRonald DeKovenLondon, England
ProfessorDavid EpsteinUniversity of Richmond Law SchoolRichmond, VA
ProfessorS. Elizabeth GibsonUniversity of North Carolina at Chapel HillChapel Hill, NC
PractitionerRobert A. GreenfieldPark City, UT
PractitionerCarl M. JenksCleveland Heights, OH
ProfessorKenneth N. KleeKlee, Tuchin, Bogdanoff & Stern LLPLos Angeles, CA
PractitionerDavid A. LanderSt. Louis, MO
JudgeRalph R. MabeyKirton McConkieSalt Lake City, UT
JudgeRobert D. MartinMadison, WI
PractitionerHerbert MinkelNew York, NY
ProfessorJeffrey W. MorrisUniversity of Dayton Law SchoolDayton, OH
PractitionerGerald F. MunitzLake Forest, IL
PractitionerSally S. NeelyStudio City, CA
Judge, retiredMary Davies ScottAsheville, NC
PractitionerRaymond ShapiroPhiladelphia, PA
Judge, retiredA. Thomas SmallRaleigh, NC
PractitionerLawrence K. SniderChicago, IL
JudgeEugene WedoffChicago, IL
PractitionerRobert J. WhiteLos Angeles, CA
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