Richard Mallery | Attorneys

Richard Mallery’s practice concentrates on business, real estate and financial transactions with current emphasis on medical and bioscience ventures.

Education

Stanford Law School (J.D., 1963)
Cornell University (M.A., 1960)
- Woodrow Wilson National Fellowship and Fulbright Scholarship (England)
DePauw University (B.A., 1959)

National & International Activities

The International Genomics Consortium, Founding Chair and CEO, Board of Directors (2000-present)
Council on Foreign Relations, New York City, Member (1978-present)
Pacific Council on International Policy, Los Angeles, Founding Director (1993-2011)
Hoover Institution of Stanford University, Board of Overseers, Member (1994-2010)
National Foundation for Cancer Research, Bethesda, Advisory Board, Member (2004-present)
Caris Life Sciences, Inc., Dallas, Board of Directors, Member (2008-2010)
Molecular Profiling Institute, Board of Directors, Founding Chair (2004-2008)
Pacific Basin Economic Council, San Francisco, International Vice President (1989-1991)
- U.S. Committee of Pacific Basin Economic Council, Washington, D.C., Chair (1989-1991)
Economic Strategy Institute, Washington, D.C., Founding Director (1990-1992)
World Economic Forum, Davos, Switzerland, Member and Participant (1991-1997)
Stanford Law School, Board of Visitors Chair (1987-1989)
Stanford Alumni Association, Executive Board Member (1985-1991)
National Symphony Orchestra, Washington, D.C., Trustee (1979-1983)
DePauw University, Indiana, Trustee (1977-1985)
Hudson Institute, New York, Trustee (1978-1983)

Arizona Activities

Greater Phoenix Leadership (Phoenix 40), Founding Member (1975-present)
Flinn Foundation, Bioscience Roadmap Steering Committee, Founding Member (2004-present)
Arizona Economic Council, Steering Committee, Founding Chair (1989-1993)
Herberger Theater Center, City of Phoenix, Founding President (1984-1990)
Arizona Parklands Foundation, Founding Trustee (1985-1989)
Heard Museum, Trustee (1971-1978)
Valley Leadership, Founding Secretary-Treasurer and Director (1980-1983)
Organized Crime Task Force, Chair (1976-1980)
Arizona Tomorrow, Executive Committee, Founding Chair (1977-1982)
Charter Government Committee of Phoenix, Chair (1973-1975)
COMPAS, Combined Metropolitan Phoenix Arts, Chair, Advisory Board (1977-1979), Founding Vice President (1966-1977)
PhoenixArt Museum, Men’s Art Council, President (1969-1970)

Richard Mallery Professorship in Law and Director, Stanford Constitutional Law Center, Stanford Law School, and Richard Mallery Senior Fellow, Hoover Institution, Stanford University (2009)
Herberger Performing and Broadcast Arts Hall of Fame (2010)
Lawdragon Top 3000 Leading Lawyers in America (2010-2011)
Southwest Super Lawyers®, Real Estate (2004-2012)
Super Lawyers®, Real Estate - Business Edition (2011)
Super Lawyers®, Real Estate - Corporate Counsel Edition (2009-2010)
25 Leaders and Legends of Phoenix Over the Past 25 Years, The Business Journal (2005)
Leadership Award, Phoenix Community Alliance (2004)
Man Of The Year, Valley Leadership (2003)
Governor’s Innovation Award, Arizona Technology Council (2003)
Visionary Award, Downtown Phoenix Partnership (2002)
Who’s Who In The World®
The Best Lawyers In America®, Real Estate Law (2005-2012)
Bio-IT World, feature article (December 2003)
Genome Technology, feature article (September 2002)
Nature, feature articles (May 9, 2002; September 20, 2007)

Senior Partner (with Snell & Wilmer since 1964)
Special Representative and Counselor of Secretary of the Interior Bruce Babbitt (1993-2000)
General Counsel and Director, Southwest Savings and Loan Association (1972-1975)
Lecturer in Law, College of Law, University of Arizona (1969-1971)
Special Counsel to Federal Home Loan Bank Board and FSLIC (1966-1971)
Special Counsel to Appropriations Committee, Arizona House of Representatives (1966-1968)
Law Clerk to Chief Justice Lockwood, Arizona Supreme Court (1963-1964)