• Appellate Advocacy
• Education
• Employment
• Internal Investigations
• Employee Benefits Litigation

Education

• Obtained summary judgment for college in contract claim by professor alleging failure to consider tenure
• Obtained summary judgment for college in tort claim brought by ROTC instructor against college and one of its deans
• Obtained preliminary injunction preventing attempted removal of clients as trustees of private college
• Advised generally on a wide range of concerns, including FERPA, student discipline, Clery Act compliance, Title IX compliance and litigation, relationships with supporting organizations and entities, and articles and bylaws revisions

Employment

• Peacock v. Thomas. Obtained 8–1 victory in the United States Supreme Court in this appeal arising out of an ERISA claim.
• Klein v. Video Update. Obtained seven-figure award on behalf of executive in suit over unpaid wages.

• South Carolina Bar, 1991
• District of Columbia Bar, 1989

• Past Chair, Wyche Executive Committee
• Foothills Philharmonic, Principal Bassoonist, 2005-Present
• National Association of College and University Attorneys, Member, 2003-Present
• Peace Center for the Performing Arts, Board Member and General Counsel, 2006-2012
• Greenville Little Theatre, Board Member and President, 2000-06

• Author, Wyche at Work
• The Connected Corporation: The Emerging Law of Social Media in the Workplace, Wyche In House Roundtable Talk, September 12, 2013
• Can Your Facebook Account Cost You Your Job?, as heard on the “South Carolina Business Review” with Mike Switzer broadcast on July 13, 2012
• Are Unpaid Interns Legal?, as heard on the “South Carolina Business Review” with Mike Switzer broadcast on June 28, 2012
• Doing Business in South Carolina Guide, co-author of Section VI: Employment and Labor Laws, updated August 2010
• Illegal Music Downloads: When It’s Not Nice to Share, as heard on “South Carolina Business Review” with Mike Switzer broadcast on February 19, 2009
• Retaliation: Don’t Get Mad, Don’t Get Even, as heard on “South Carolina Business Review” with Mike Switzer broadcast on April 24, 2008
• You’ve Been Sued: Now What?, as heard on “South Carolina Business Review” with Mike Switzer broadcast on April 11 and 12, 2007
• Presented annual updates on federal employment law at a number of seminars
• Author, Notes, The Panopticon Revisited: The Problem of Monitoring Private Prisons, The Yale Law Journal, 1986