Richard S. Busch

Background

Busch, Richard S. was born on May 2, 1965 in Miami, Florida, United States.

Education

Augustana College (Bachelor of Arts, 1987). Loyola University (Juris Doctor, 1990).

Career

Worked at King & Ballow (Nashville, Tennessee) specializing in General Practice, Trials in State and Federal Courts, Antitrust, Banking, Bankruptcy, Communications, Construction, Consumer Protection, Copyright and Trademark, Corporate, Defamation, Distribution, Entertainment, Equal Employment Opportunity, Estate Planning, First Amendment, Intellectual Property, Labor Relations, Libel, Municipal, Pension, Probate and Real Estate, Products Liability, Securities, State and Federal Taxation Law and Transportation. Admitted to the bar, 1990, Louisiana. 1991, Tennessee.

Member, Loyola University Law Review.

Moot Court Board, Spring National Team Coach.

Recipient, American Jurisprudence Award for Secured Transactions. Fishman Award for Outstanding Commercial Law Student, 1988-1989.

Law Clerk, Honorable John V. Parker, Chief Judge, United States. District Court, Middle District of Louisiana, 1990-1991.

Contributing Editor to Vitiello, More Noise From The Tower of Babel=Making "Sense" out of Reves v.

Ernst & Young, 56 Ohio Saint Lord Justice 1363 (1995). King & Ballow has a diverse national practice encompassing broad areas of the law. The firm represents corporate clients in all 50 states, in industries including transportation, banking, manufacturing, health care, finance, air travel, hospitality, publishing, printing, entertainment and local government.

While King & Ballow is best known for its litigation and labor/employment law practice, the firm has an extensive media practice, representing more than 300 daily newspapers and over 100 radio and television stations.

The firm also represents many professional corporations and individuals.

Achievements

• Richard S. Busch has been listed as a reputable lawyer by Martindale-Hubbell.

Membership

Member, Loyola University Law Review. Moot Court Board, Spring National Team Coach. Recipient, American Jurisprudence Award for Secured Transactions.

Fishman Award for Outstanding Commercial Law Student, 1988-1989.

Law Clerk, Honorable John V. Parker, Chief Judge, United States. District Court, Middle District of Louisiana, 1990-1991.

Contributing Editor to Vitiello, More Noise From The Tower of Babel=Making "Sense" out of Reves v. Ernst & Young, 56 Ohio Saint Lord Justice 1363 (1995).