Faculty Bios

Carole C. Berry 
Professor Emeritus
B.S. with highest honors, Michigan State University, 1967
J.D., The Ohio State University, 1970
Ph.D., The Ohio State University, 1990

Professor Berry joined the Capital law faculty in 1974. She has served director of Capital Law School's Graduate Tax and Business Programs and as director of Capital's comprehensive Legal Research and Writing Program. Professor Berry has authored publications in the areas of worker's compensation; law language and linguistics; and administrative law/tax. Her book, Effective Appellate Advocacy: Brief Writing and Oral Argument with accompanying Teacher's Manual, was recently published in second edition by the West Group. Professor Berry teaches Tax Research, Tax Procedure, Legal Research and Writing, and Oral Advocacy. She has been active in professional societies including the Law School Admissions Council, and the Columbus, Ohio, and American Bar Associations. Professor Berry is a member of the Michigan and Ohio bars.

Publications

Law Review Article
Taxation of U.S. Athletes Playing in Foreign Countries, 13 MARQUETTE SPORTS LAW REVIEW (2002).

Books
EFFECTIVE APPELLATE ADVOCACY: BRIEF WRITING AND ORAL ARGUMENT (with revised Teacher's Manual, 3d ed., West Group, 2003).

EFFECTIVE APPELLATE ADVOCACY: BRIEF WRITING AND ORAL ARGUMENT (with revised Teacher's Manual, 2d ed., West Group, 1999).

EFFECTIVE APPELLATE ADVOCACY: BRIEF WRITING AND ORAL ARGUMENT (with Teacher's Manual, West Group, 1998). 

Course Materials:
International Legal Issues in Sports, Entertainment and the Arts (2004), with Robert Berry.

International Legal Issues in Sports, Entertainment and the Arts (2000), with Robert Berry.

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