Assistant Professor of Law
Education
- J.D., Liberty University School of Law, magna cum laude
- B.A., Communications, Thomas Edison State College
Areas of Interest/Teaching
Legal History; Lawyering Skills
Publications
- A Catch-22 of Cert Review: How Florida’s “Clearly Established Law” Requirement Stifles Caselaw Development, and How Sunbursting Can Help the Sunshine State, 42 Stetson L. Rev. 545 (2013) (with Steven M. Blickensderfer and Trevor C. Jones)
- Foreword, 3 Liberty U. L. Rev. 203 (2009)
Biography
Professor Horneman graduated second in his class from Liberty University School of Law. In law school, he served as articles editor of the Liberty University Law Review and chapter president of the Federalist Society. He later served as a staff attorney to the judges of Florida’s Twelfth Judicial Circuit and to Judge William D. Palmer of Florida’s Fifth District Court of Appeal, and as senior staff attorney to Chief Justice Tom Parker of the Alabama Supreme Court. Horneman also spent several years in private practice in Florida, focusing on litigation of construction and real-estate matters. Before he was appointed to teach full-time, he served as the law school’s legal-writing director and an adjunct assistant professor. He is a member of the Florida Bar and has been admitted to the bar of the Florida Supreme Court.