William Henslee

Professor of Law
Phone: 407-254-3220
Email: william.henslee@famu.edu

Professor Henslee came to the College of Law from Pepperdine University, where he was an Assistant Professor of Law. Winner of the Clark Award for Creative Writing, Professor Henslee is the author or editor of seven books. He teaches a range of courses, including torts, property, land use and sports and entertainment law. Professor Henslee holds a M.F.A. in film from U.C.L.A., a J.D. from Pepperdine University Law School, and a B.A. in English from the University of Hawaii.

Publications by Professor Henslee:

Articles:

• Marybeth Peters Is Almost Right: An Alternative to Her Proposals to Reform The Compulsory License Scheme for Music, 48 Washburn Law Journal 103 (2008).

• How to Survive the First Year of Law School, American Bar Association. 3^rd Ed., July 2007.

• Non-legal Careers for Lawyers, 5^th Ed., ABA Press May 2006.

• Santa is Real, KRS Productions (2005).

• Other Niche Practices, chapter in a multi-author book Flying Solo, 3d., ABA Association, July 2005.

• Entertainment Law, Cases and Materials on Film, Television, and Music, West, June 2004.

• Theater Law, Cases and Materials, chapter author of multi-authored casebook, Carolina Academic Press in June 2004.

• What Else Can You Do With a Law Degree?, Student Lawyer Magazine, May 2003.

• Non-legal Careers for Lawyers, 4^th Ed., ABA Press November 2002.

• Follow the Money, Electronic Musician, November 2001.

Full Publications List