MOVING TO FRONT, ORIGINALLY POSTED AUGUST 6
This post is strictly for schools that expect to do hiring this year.
In order to protect the privacy of our candidates, please e-mail me to get a copy of the narrative profiles of our candidates who are on the entry-level market this year and participating in the FAR.
We have an excellent group of eleven candidates this year: two Bigelow fellows, one Behavioral Law & Economics Fellow, one Dickerson Fellow, one former Law & Philosophy Fellow, 5 JD alumni and 1 JSD alumnus. They cover a wide range of curricular areas, including administrative law, antitrust, business organizations/corporate law, civil procedure, comparative law, constitutional law, contracts, criminal law, criminal procedure, election law, empirical legal studies, evidence, family law, federal courts, gender & law, housing law, insurance law, intellectual property, jurisprudence, land use, law & economics, law & politics, law, law & psychology, law & technology (including AI, emerging technologies and privacy), legal profession/professional responsibility, legislation, patents, professional responsibility, property, remedies, torts, white collar crime, and wills & estates.
Our candidates include former judicial clerks (at all levels, including the U.S. Supreme Court); former Law Review editors; JD/PhDs (in cognitive science, economics, political science, and sociology) and JSDs; current and former VAPs and Fellows; and accomplished practitioners as well as scholars, some with multiple publications. All have writing samples available upon request.
If when you e-mail, you tell me a bit about your hiring needs, I can supply some more information about all these candidates, since we have vetted them all.




Sorry to hear this. Her book on logic remains one of the best of its kind.