Background
Fortner, Hueston Gilmore was born on November 1, 1959 in Tacoma. Son of Hueston Turner Junior and Deborah Hewes (Berry) Fortner.
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Hueston Gilmore Fortner, American Lawyer, writer, composer. Avocations: music, film, scuba diving.
M C. Recipient Space Development Strategies award National Aeronautics and Space Administration/U. Houston Advanced Research Center, 1995; grantee National Science Foundation, 1976. Member Mississippi Bar Association, Louisiana Bar Association, State Bar California, Broadcast Music International, Phi Alpha Delta.
Education
Bachelor of Science, Tulane University, 1981. Juris Doctor, University Mississippi, 1985.
Career
Clerk, Farrer and Company, London, Mississippi, 1985;
associate, Cliff Finch & Associations, Batesville, Mississippi, 1986;
private practice, New Orleans, 1987-1988;
attorney, Parker, Milliken, Clark, O'Hara & Samuelian, Los Angeles, 1989-1990;
private prctice, Los Angeles, since 1990. Visiting lecturer Anhui U., Hefei, People's Republican of China, Bejing Institute of Petrochem. Technology, 1994; participanted in Leicester versus Leicester Rugby Union, House of Lords, England, 1985.
Assisted Queen's Counsel in Yussuf Islam (Cat Stevens) versus Bank of Westminster The Property Letting Centre royalties litigation 1985, Newton versus NBC, 1988. Temporary judge Los Angeles County municipal Court, since 1991. Deputy investigator State Bar (California) Trial Court, since 1999.
President, Chief Executive Officer Orange Records, since 1997.
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Member Mississippi Bar Association, Louisiana Bar Association, State Bar California, Broadcast Music International, Phi Alpha Delta.
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Nationality
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Religion
Presbyterian
Education
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1981
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1985
Awards
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Recipient Space Development Strategies award National Aeronautics and Space Administration/U. Houston Advanced Research Center, 1995. Grantee National Science Foundation, 1976.Recipient Space Development Strategies award National Aeronautics and Space Administration/U. Houston Advanced Research Center, 1995. Grantee National Science Foundation, 1976.