Lyman Johnson, a corporate law scholar and the Robert O. Bentley Professor of Law at Washington & Lee University, will join the faculty at the University of St. Thomas School of Law (Minnesota) as the Laurence and Jean LeJeune Distinguished Chair in Law. In coming academic years, Johnson will spend one semester at St. Thomas and one semester at W&L.
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