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Contact
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Prof.
Will Cook
P.O.
Box 535
Charleston, S.C. 29402
843.377.2440
wcook@charlestonlaw.edu
Education
J.D.,
University of South Carolina School of Law
B.A., Furman University
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William
J. Cook
Assistant professor of law
William J. Cook joined the Charleston School of
Law in 2006. He teaches property law, constitutional law, appellate
practice and historic preservation law.
A former law clerk to Chief Judge Kaye G. Hearn
of the South Carolina Court of Appeals, Cook served as a private
practitioner before joining the law school faculty. His legal
practice, which focused on complex civil litigation, included
work at a nationally-recognized plaintiff's firm and in the general
counsel's office of an international auction house in New York
City.
Cook received his law degree from the University of South Carolina
and graduated with honors from Furman University.
Cook, a member of the Preservation Society of Charleston's Board
of Directors, taught legal writing before joining the faculty
and serves as faculty advisor to the Charleston
Law Review.
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