Clint Bolick is now with the Goldwater Foundation.
Jeri Borack is currently sitting in a family law assignment (this is the beginning of her fifth year in the assignment) on the Sacramento Superior Court. She is the co-chair of the Family and Juvenile Advisory Committee to the Judicial Council and recently served on the statewide Domestic Violence Practice and Procedures Task Force. Her daughter, who was born at the end of our first year at King Hall, and who walked across the stage with Jeri at graduation, will be graduating herself this year from King Hall and will be marrying in August.
In September 2007 Dan Carroll was appointed to the California Bar's Standing Committee on Professional Responsibility and Conduct. Dan continues to serve as General Counsel to his law firm Downey Brand LLP. In March 2007 Dan was among a number of attorney volunteers who helped coach the Elk Grove High School mock trial team to a state championship. Dan considers that his most significant accomplishment to date as an attorney.
Sue Cox is still practicing law in the Alaska Attorney General’s office in Juneau. She does personal injury defense litigation for the state, and is little surprised she’s never had a case opposite Jim Pentlarge, who’s got his own firm in Anchorage. She has run into Bonnie Robson occasionally over the years and keeps in touch with Gabrielle Wirth and Luke Torres, and had a great time joining them for Gabrielle’s 50th birthday party in Newport Beach last summer. Sue’s husband Tom has his own practice, daughter Julia is a sophomore at Colorado College, and son Peter is a senior in high school, planning to go to University of British Columbia in Vancouver next year (unless he takes a year off to ski the world).
Bill Davies is now working for the Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation on the Health Care legal team, dealing with administrative and policy issues involving health law in a correctional setting, mixed in with just a few class actions.
Mike Endicott is now working at the Coastal Commission as the north central coast district manager of San Mateo to Sonoma Counties.
Lew Feldman is now with Goodwin Proctor in Los Angeles.
Tom Gordon is living in Berlin, Germany, with his wife, Ines, and two children, Dustin (20) and Caroline (18). Ines heads a department of the German Bundestag. Tom was awarded a PhD in computer science in 1993, with a thesis about a computer model of legal reasoning and argumentation. He is now a senior scientist at Fraunhofer, a large, non- profit, applied research organization, working in an e-government group, developing software for public participation in political processes and for helping citizens to understand their legal rights. He has taught a course on "Computational Dialectics" at the Technical University of Berlin this past semester and will be teaching a course at the law school of the University of Bologna, in Italy, this May on computer models of legislation.
Alex Gutierrez obtained a $26.5 million award in arbitration against ECOLAB, a fortune 500 company.
Pamela Kohlman Webster just obtained her 25 year pin from Buchalter Nemer and continues to serve is its Chief Operating Officer and Chief Financial Officer. Her daughter Meghan is a freshman at Tulane in New Orleans and Caitlin is a junior in high school. The fourth edition of her book Practical Bankruptcy Law should be published later this year. She often sees P rofessor Ayer at meetings of the American Cayerollege of Bankruptcy but has yet to appear before Bankruptcy Judge Vince Zurzolo.
Gerry Lenahan’s daughter Colleen is in her second year at Harvard and his son Nolan just graduated from UCLA in civil engineering and will be returning to Westwood to get his Masters, also in C.E. Sue and Gerry will have been married 29 years this August.
Lisa Martin and three of her Baker, Manock & Jensen colleagues opened up their own firm, Weiss Martin Salinas & Hearst in Fresno.
Mark Rakich has moved to the California Legislative Counsel’s office.
Walt Sadler is still at the same job, with the same wife, the same house, the same kids and the same car. He is thankful he still has most of the same hair, but it is starting to turn a little gray, which his 2 teenage daughters are mercilessly quick to point out. He wishes he could say that he has the same weight, but admits he has probably gained a few ponds since graduation, which his teenage daughters are also mercilessly quick to point out. All in all, however, he claims to still be in pretty good shape through mountain bike riding on the weekends with childhood buddies and skiing in Mammoth. Walt is still doing almost 100% free speech/ first amendment defense work including successfully defending all of the Borat lawsuits that were filed in Los Angeles.
Jeff Schmidt is the Insurance Commissioner for the State of Hawaii.