Duke University School of Law - Prolocutor Yearbook (Durham, NC)

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FACULTY LIVENGOOD LOW NDES MCDERMOTT MACGS STANS BURY CI 11XRLES H. L1v13Nooon, AB., LL.B., Associate Professor of Law since 1948. Labor Law and Regulation of Business. An expert in the labor Held, he formerly served with the Solicitor of Labor. C11A1z1.Es L. B. Lowwnias, A.Ps., LL.B., S.I.D., Professor of Law since 1934. Federal Tax, State Tax, Tax and Estate Planning, Trusts. One of the most versatile of the faculty. No student has ever exited from the classroom before he has. lVlALCOL1NI MCDERh1O'1'T, AB., LLB., Professor of Law since 1930. Former dean of Uni- versity of Tennessee School of Law. Evidence, Wills, Insurance, Damages, Municipal Corporations. Aflectionately referred to as A'Uncle Mac. His classes are frequently attended. DOUGLAS B, NIAGGS, A.B., I.D., S.I.D., Professor of Law since 1930. Torts, Constitutional Law. Frequently travels to Washington as a consultant or to serve as referee, collects ammunition to battle with students who oppose the New Deal. DALE F. STANSBURY, B.S., LL.B., I.S.D., Professor of Law since 1946. Former dean of Wake Forest Law School. Contracts, Equity, Conflicts, Research and Writing. One of the most thorough of scholars, special confidant for student woes. PACE 5

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FACULTY PACE 4 BOLICH BRADWAY BRYSON EVERETT KRAMER LATTY W. BRYAN Bo1.1c1-1, A.B., B.A. Uurisj, M.A., B.C.L., Professor of Law, Duke University, since 1927, teaching Real Property and Conveyancing, also Future Interests. Students recall his Oxford accent and his ability to have the last word in verbal combat. IOI-IN S. BRADWVAY, A.B., A.M., LL.B., Professor of Law and Director of Legal Aid Clinic since 1931. Also teaches Family Law. A recognized authority in the legal aid clinic field. EDWIN C. BRYSON, LL.B., Associate Professor of Lavv since 1947. I-Ie also serves as General Counsel for Duke University. Students recall his efforts in preparing graduates for the Bar. Teaches N. C. Practice and N. C. Statutes. R. O. Ev121us'r'1', LL.B., Assistant Professor of Law since 19511. Negotiable Instruments and Credit Transactions. Serves as faculty advisor for the Duke Bm' journal. ROBERT IQRAMER, A.B., LL.B., Professor of Law since 1949. Editor of Law cmd Con- tcmfzorary Problem: and journal of Legal Education. Finds time to teach Legislation and Administrative Law between issues of periodicals. E. R. LATTY, BS., I.D., I.Sc.D., Professor of Law since 1937. Chattels, Business Asso- ciations, Corporate Reorganization and Corporate Planning. Hardfworking and expects as much of his classes. Exponent of tl1e smoke-filled classroom.

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