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ADJUNCT LAW FACULTY
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Martin J. Newhouse |
President, New England Legal Foundation
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Born in New York City; educated in the New York City public schools, Columbia University and Yale Law School. Joined Ropes & Gray, LLP in Boston in 1984; became litigation partner in 1993; retired in 2004. Joined New England Legal Foundation as General Counsel in 2004 and selected as President in
2006.
Degrees:
AB, MA, Ph.D, Columbia University; JD, Yale University
Bar Admittance:
Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court, United States Supreme Court, United States District Court of the District of Massachusetts, United States Court of Appeals for the First Circuit, United States Tax Court
Subjects:
Professional Responsibility
Professional Activities:
Member, Boston Bar Association Member, Massachusetts Bar Association Member, American Bar Association Co-chair of ABA Subcommittee on International Business Ethics, International Law Committee. Co-chaired a multinational panel on business ethics and transnational corporations as a part of the American Bar Association Annual Meeting held in London in July 2000. Member, Suffolk Law School Inns of Court Member, Board of Directors, Massachusetts Foundation for the Humanities Member, Advisory Board, Winchester Community Music School
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Friedrich Nietzsche,
in
EUROPEAN WRITERS, THE ROMANTIC CENTURY
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1985
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Misusing Courts Against Companies,
The Boston Globe
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2005
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Op-Ed (with Andrew Grainger)
Some Reflections on ADR and the Changing Role of the Courts,
39
:2 Boston Bar J. 15
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1995
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Mr. Martin J. Newhouse 
Suffolk
University Law School
120 Tremont Street
Boston, MA 02108-4977
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