| Admission Details | 1965, Illinois |
| Education | Syracuse University, B.A.; University of Michigan, J.D. |
| Additional Bio Details | Phi Beta Kappa. Fellow, College of Labor and Employment Lawyers. Co-author, "Determination of Appropriate Bargaining Units in the Public Sector," 51 Oregon Law Review 151, 1971; "The Practical Differences Between Public and Private Sector Collective Bargaining," 19 UCLA Law Review 867, 1972; "Labor Relations Law in Public Sector," Michie, 4th Ed. 1991. Author: "Public Employee Strikes: Some Proposed Solutions," 23 Labor Law Journal 111, 1972; "Public Sector Strikes: An Empirical Analysis," 2 Journal of Law and Education 217, 1973; "The Scope of the Duty to Bargain in Public Employment," Labor Relations Law in the Public Sector (ABA Section of Labor Relations Law, 1977); "Problems in Public Sector Collective Bargaining: A Management View," in Proceedings of New York University 32nd Annual National Conference on Labor 179, 1980; "A Guide to the Changing Court Rulings on Union Security in The Public Sector: A Management Perspective," 2 Journal of Law and Education, 71, 1985; "Privatization, Outsourcing, and Subcontracting in the U.S. Public Sector," Proceedings of the 41st Annual Meeting of the National Academy of Arbitrators, June 1998; "A Management View of Nonunion Employee Arbitration Procedures," in Labor Arbitration Under Fire, James Stern & Joyce Nojita, eds. 1997; "The Use of Economic Analysis in Postal Service Interest Arbitration, IRRA, 1997. |