Washburn University Recognizes School of Law
Paul Hulsey and Jim Slattery

Two noteworthy Law School alumni will be on campus during the week of October 1, 2001 as part of the Washburn University Alumni Fellows program. This program was established in 1992 to recognize alumni who have distinguished themselves in their careers. The program is sponsored by the Washburn Alumni Association and the deans of each college or school.

Photograph: Professor James Concannon, Paul Hulsey and his wife, Belinda, and Dean Dennis Honabach (left to right).Paul Hulsey, Class of 1976, will be honored by the School of Law as an Alumni Fellow at a luncheon on Friday, October 5, in the Ruth Garvey Fink Convocation Hall in the Bradbury Thompson Center. He will also be present in selected law school classes during his visit to Washburn. (Mr. Hulsey is pictured second from the left.)

Mr. Hulsey has been a senior litigation partner with Ness, Motley, Loadholt, Richardson & Poole in Charleston, South Carolina since 1986. He is responsible for managing the firm's toxic environmental and commercial litigation in the Midwest and in developing and managing the firm's business in Puerto Rico and Latin America. He has written more than 20 scholarly articles and presented numerous seminars. He is also fluent in Spanish. At Washburn, he was a member of the Phi Delta Phi and was the associate notes editor for the Washburn Law Journal. He also holds degrees from Kansas Wesleyan University and has been admitted by examination to the Bars of Kansas, South Carolina, and Puerto Rico. Hulsey now serves on several boards of directors and is president of the Hockey Club of the Carolinas. He was lead trial counsel in the largest civil RICO verdict in the nation and in the first tobacco medical monitoring case in the nation along with numerous other litigation milestones. He married his wife, Belinda, in 1972. They have two sons, Brett and Blaine.

Photograph: Paul Hulsey visiting with Law School faculty.During his visit to Washburn Law, Mr. Hulsey lectured on environmental litigation in Professor Myrl Duncan's Environmental Law class and visited with faculty during an informal reception.

More information about Mr. Hulsey can be found at his firm website.


Photograph: Jim Slattery.The second Washburn Law alumnus to be honored as part of the 2001 Alumni Fellows program is Jim Slattery, BA '70 and JD '75. Mr. Slattery is being honored by the College of Arts and Sciences. He is a former U.S. Congressman and now an attorney with Wiley, Rein & Fielding in Washington, D.C.

More information about Mr. Slattery can be found at his firm website.


Photograph: Jim Slattery and Paul Hulsey with Dean Dennis Honabach.Jim Slattery and Paul Hulsey with Dean Dennis Honabach.
(Photograph by Peggy Clark)