Publications

Breaking the Glass Ceiling, The Brief, a publication of the American Bar Association Tort Trial & Insurance Practice Section (Fall 2005)

Co-author with Natalie Pierce: Not at Face Value—State Supreme Court Says Employee’s Failure to Report Harassment Doesn’t Insulate Employer But May Limit Damages, The Recorder (December 17, 2003)

Co-author with Gowon Song: Before It Starts—Preventing Sexual Harassment Achieves More Than Paying Damages, the San Francisco and Los Angeles Daily Journal (March 25, 2003)

Work it Out? Enforceability of Arbitration Provisions in Employment Agreements Under Federal Law, The Federal Lawyer (February 2000)

Sexual Harassment Has Its Days in Court, co-authored with Alison Berry-Wilkinson, Employment Law Magazine of The Recorder (September 1998)

Trying to Have it Both Ways—An Employee’s Application for Total Disability Benefits and the Doctrine of Judicial Estoppel, For The Defense, Defense Research Institute (June 1998)

Dealing with Socialized Gender-Based Behavior in Negotiations, For The Defense, Defense Research Institute (July 1996)

Seven Surefire Ways to Develop a Client Base, American Bar Association, Law Practice Management (September 1995)

Combating Sex-Based Stereotypes in Negotiations, The Daily Journal (March 1995); and in The San Francisco Attorney (June 1995)

The Basics of Rainmaking in the 90’s, The Connecticut Law Tribune (January 1995)

Precipitating Profit, The Recorder (May 1995)

The Benefit of Being Without Control, The Recorder (February 1994)

Developing a Client Base; Surviving in the 90’s, California Litigation Journal (Fall 1994 Ed.)

Women and Rainmaking: A Partner’s View, The American Lawyer Management Service, Update 10.72 (1992)

Marital Property Law in England and California: A Comparative Study and Critique, Hastings International and Comparative Law Review, Vol. 4, No. 1 (Fall 1980)