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7 hours ago · One of the reasons they have such influence now is the appointment of Justice Brett Kavanaugh (Yale Law ’90). The court currently has an unprecedented four Yale lawyers, including liberal Justice Sonia Sotomayor (’79). Together they account for nearly half the nine Yale Law School graduates that have ever sat court.
5 days ago · Ian Ayres is a lawyer and an economist. He is the William K. Townsend Professor at Yale Law School, the Anne Urowsky Professorial Fellow in Law, and a Professor at Yale's School of Management. His work uses economic theory as a tool to generate counterintuitive legal conclusions in areas such as contract and antidiscrimination law.
2 days ago · Yale Law School Connection: JD Vance and Usha Chilukuri were both students at Yale Law School when they met. Vance, originally from Ohio, was pursuing his law degree, while Usha, who hails from ...
1 day ago · Yale Law School: Intimacy and Intellectual Rigor. If you’re looking for a law school with a more intimate setting and a strong emphasis on intellectual rigor, Yale Law School in New Haven, Connecticut, might be the perfect fit. With the smallest class size among the top law schools, Yale fosters a close-knit community of scholars. The Yale ...
2 days ago · Owen M. Fiss, B.A, B. Phil, LL.B. (Sterling Professor, Yale University School of Law) Owen Fiss was admitted to the New York bar in 1965, and has been a professor at Yale Law School since 1974. His areas of interest are procedure, the US Supreme Court, free speech, equality, distributive justice, legal theory, remedies, law and development and comparative constitutional law.
1 day ago · According to The New York Times, the pair had their first encounter at Yale Law School in the 2010s. It was around this time that they established a discussion group on the topic of 'social decline in white America.' Within a short period, the two became close, with Vance referring to his fellow student at the time as his 'Yale spirit guide.'
1 day ago · David Schulz, a clinical lecturer at Yale Law School and director of its Media Freedom and Information Access Clinic, agreed. He said Connecticut has applied litigation privilege broadly in the past.
