David Canupp Part-time Lecturer, College of Business Contact 301 Sparkman DriveHuntsville, AL 35899 Campus Map david.canupp@uah.edu Biography Curriculum Vitae Education J.D., summa cum laude, Syracuse University College of Law, 2006 B.A., cum laude, University of Alabama, 2003 Honors & Awards Mr. Canupp has been selected by his peers for inclusion in The Best Lawyers in America for 2019 in the area of employment law (representing management). SuperLawyers.com selected him as a Rising Star for 2018 and 2019 in the areas of employment litigation, constitutional law, civil rights, and state, local, and municipal law. Rated AV by the Martindale-Hubbell Legal Directory. An AV rating indicates that a lawyer's peers rank him or her at the highest level of professional excellence. One of the top-40-under-40 litigation lawyers in Alabama for 2014, as selected by the American Society of Legal Advocates (ASLA). One of the top-40-under-40 litigation lawyers in Alabama for 2015, as selected by the ASLA. Amicus Service Award from the International Municipal Lawyers Association, 2012. The award is given those attorneys who do exemplary work to protect and advance local government interests. Recent Publications “The Working Families Flexibility Act of 2017: Will Congress Bring Comp Time to the Private Sector?,” Alabama Defense Lawyers Association Journal, Fall 2017, with J. Bradley Emmons. “Could the Door Be Closing on the Notorious ‘Beyond Authority’ Exception to Cranman Immunity in Alabama?,” Alabama Defense Lawyers Association Journal, Spring 2017 (with George W. Royer). “Coping With New Overtime Rules,” published in the online edition of Business Alabama (October 2016). “Regulatory Takings: Claims under the Alabama Constitution Following Town of Gurley v. M&N Materials, Inc.,” Alabama Lawyer, January 2015 (with George W. Royer, Jr.). “Immigration and the Law: Will the New Alabama Immigration Law Result in a Loss of Federal Funding to Alabama Schools?” Alabama School Boards (fall 2011), published by the Alabama Association of School Boards. “U.S. Supreme Court to Consider Whether Plaintiffs’ Lawyers Are Entitled to ‘Just a Little Bit More’ for Exception Performance in Fee-Shifting Cases,” Government Liability (May 20, 2009), with George W. Royer, Jr., published by the Defense Research Institute. “College Student Voting: A New Prescription for an Old Ailment,” Syracuse Law Review (2005), cited in Dupree v. Hiraga, 121 Haw. 297, 318; 219 P.3d 1084, 1105 (2009).
