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Federal Circuit Advisory Council

By Dennis Crouch

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Chief Judge Randall Rader has announced some changes to the Advisory Council for the Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit.  Ed Reines is taking-over as Chair. [Link]  New members of the Council include Tina Chappell (Intel), Chip Lutton (Apple), Dean Whealan (GWU), and Professor Katherine White (Wayne State). Chappell, Lutton, Whealan, and White all clerked for Judge Rader.

Other members of the Council include:

  • Meredith Martin Addy (Brinks Hofer);
  • Jeanne Davidson (DOJ);
  • Professor Lisa Dolak (Syracuse);
  • Robert Huffman (Akin Gump);
  • Michael Jakes (Finnegan);
  • Joe Re (Knobbe);
  • Michael Schaengold (Patton Boggs);
  • Ronald Smith (Finnegan); and
  • Richard Stanley (Howrey).

One role of the Advisor Council is to ensure that the Court is aware of concerns from the bar and litigants.  Direct contact information for the council members is available online. [Link]

Council members generally serve three-year terms.

Full post as published by Patently Obvious on October 01, 2010 (boomark / email).

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