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Christopher David Ruiz Cameron

3050 Wilshire Boulevard

Los Ángeles, California 90010

(213) 738-6749 (O)

(310) 529-5816 (C)

ccameron@swlaw.edu

 

As of January 2008:

 

OCCUPATION:            Law Professor (1991-present)

                           Arbitrator and Hearing Officer (1995-present)

         

AFFILIAITONS:           Labor & Employment Law Section – Los Angeles

                                        County Bar Association (Chair, 2001-02)

                                     Labor Relations & Employment Law Section/Association

                                        of American Law Schools (Chair, 2004-05)

                                      Mexican American Bar Foundation (Trustee, 1997-2007)

                                      The Labor Law Group (1999-present)

 

EDUCATION:               Harvard Law School (J.D. 1983)

                                     University of California, Los Angeles (B.A. 1980)

 

EXPERIENCE:              Southwestern Law School

                                        Professor of Law (1991-present)

                                        Associate Dean (1998-2008)

                                      Taylor Roth Bush & Geffner

                                        Partner (1991), Associate (1985-90)

                                      United States Circuit Judge Harry Pregerson

                                        Law Clerk (1983-84)

 

ISSUES:                        Absenteeism; arbitrability; conduct unbecoming;

                                      discrimination; drug/alcohol offenses; harassment (sexual

                                      and racial); initial compensation; insubordination; lying;

                                      religious accommodation; residuals; stealing; sleeping;

                                      subcontracting/contracting out; threats/violence

 

INDUSTRIES:               Aerospace; airline; clerical/office; construction;

                                      education (secondary and post-secondary); entertainment

                                      (motion picture, music, and television); manufacturing;

                                      police; retail food; sanitation; transportation;

                                      trucking/warehousing

 

ROSTERS:                    Writers Guild of America, west, Inc.-AMPTP; Los

                                      Angeles City Board of Civil Service Commissioners; Los

                                      Angeles City Employee Relations Board; Los Angeles

                                      Police Commission Board of Rights; Los Angeles

                                      County Personnel Commission; Los Angeles Community

                                      College Personnel Board; Santa Monica Civil Service Commission

 

DECISIONS:                 Copies available upon request

 

PUBLICATIONS:          Labor-Management Relations: Strikes, Lockouts

                                      and Boycotts (West 2d. ed. 2004 & Supp. 2007-08); over 15

                                      articles published in California Law Review, UCLA Law

                                      Review, Hastings Law Journal, and other periodicals

 

FEES:                            $1,250 per diem* (grievance/arbitration)

                                      $350 per hour (all other matters)

                                      Actual reasonable expenses (including but not limited to

                                        accommodations, food, and travel outside metropolitan Los Angeles)

 

                                      *Charged for each full or partial day of hearing, study, and/or award preparation time

 

CANCELLATION:        The full per diem fee will be charged for each scheduled date that is canceled,

                                      continued or postponed by any party for any reason with less than 21 days’ notice

 

 


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