SEYMOUR H. MOSKOWITZ
Valparaiso Law School
Wesemann Hall
Valparaiso IN 46383
(219) 465-7858
Fax: (219) 465-7872
Married with 4 children
E-mail: Sy.Moskowitz@valpo.edu
EDUCATION
Harvard Law School, J.D.
Columbia University, B.A.
BAR ADMISSIONS
States of Indiana, New York, Massachusetts,
Connecticut; Federal District Courts in
Indiana, New York, Massachusetts
Seventh Circuit Court of Appeals
United States Supreme Court
EMPLOYMENT (partial)
Professor of Law
Associate Professor of Law
Valparaiso University School of Law
Valparaiso, Indiana
1987 - Present
1984 - 1987
Associate Professor of Law
Touro Law School
Huntington, New York
1981 - 1984
Kibbutz Bet Ha Emek, Israel
1980 - 1981
Visiting Associate Professor of Law
Valparaiso University School of Law
1979 - 1980
Kibbutz Givat Brenner, Israel
1978 - 1979
Director, Services for the Physically
and Mentally Handicapped
Massachusetts Department of Mental Health
Newton-Wellesley Area
1976 - 1978
COURSES TAUGHT
Advanced Family Law
Administrative Law
Civil Litigation
Constitutional Law
Comparative Family Law
Elder Law
Family Law
Federal Courts
Labor Law
Law and Health Care Processes
PUBLICATIONS (partial listing)
Books and Multi-Volume Treatises
Federal Trial Guide (Lexis Nexis) 4 volumes (with Annual Supplements 1991-1999)
Discovery Treatise, Volumes 11-16 (Lexis Nexis) (Annual Supplements, 1980-present)
Co-Editor, Volume II, Discovery, in Family Law Litigation Guide (3 volumes) (Lexis Nexis)
(1991-95)
Articles
Child Labor in American History, History’s Horror, Today’s Tragedy, 45 CLEARINGHOUSE REV. 93 (Aug.
2011)
Dickens Redux: How American Child Labor Law Became a Con Game, 10 W HITTIER J. OF CHILD &
FAM L. ADVOCACY 89 (2010)
What Federal Rulemakers Can Learn From State Procedural Reforms (May 2010) (paper for Federal
Judicial Conference)
Save the Children: The Legal Abandonment of American Youth in the Workplace, 43 AKRON L. REV.
107 (2010)
State Civil Discovery Rules: The National Perspective, 35 W. ST. U. L. REV. 1 (2008).
Discovering Discovery: Non-Party Access to Pretrial Information in the Federal Courts 1938-2006, 78
COLO L.REV. 817 (2007).
Still Part of the Clan: Representing Elders in the Family Law Practice, 38 FAM L. Q. 213 (2004). (lead
article).
Golden Age in the Golden State: Legal Developments in Elder Abuse and Neglect, 36 LOYOLA (L.A.)
L.REV. 589 (2003).
Adult Children & Indigent Parents: Intergenerational Responsibilities in International Perspective, 86
MARQUETTE L. REV. 401 (December 2002) (lead article).
Rediscovering Discovery: State Procedural Rules and the Level Playing Field, 54 RUTGERS L. REV. 595
(Fall 2002).
Reflecting Reality: Adding Elder Abuse and Neglect to Legal Education, 47 LOYOLA (N.O.) L. REV. 191
(2001).
When Silence Resounds: Clergy and the Requirement to Report Elder Abuse and Neglect, 49 DEPAUL
L. REV. 1 (1999) (lead article) (with Michael DeBoer).
New Remedies for Elder Abuse & Neglect, 12 PROBATE & PROPERTY 52 (1998)
Saving Granny From the Wolf: Elder Abuse & Neglect: The Legal Framework, 31 CONN. L. REV. 77
(1998)
Employment-At-Will and Codes of Ethics: The Professional's Dilemma, 23 VAL. U.L. REV. 33-73 (1988)
Pay Equity and American Nurses: A Legal Analysis, 27 ST. LOUIS L.J. 801-855 (1983)