Faculty Spotlight
Professor James D. Cox, the Brainerd Currie Professor of Law, is an expert in corporate and securities law. In addition to authoring numerous books and articles concerning market regulation and corporate governance, Cox has testified before Congress on insider trading, class actions, market reform, and, most recently, sustainability of the accounting profession. An article co-authored by Cox was recently selected as one of the Top 10 corporate and securities articles of 2007 by Corporate Practice Commentator, the second time he has received this honor.
Recent Faculty Scholarship
- James Boyle. Promoting Innovation, Protecting Intellectual Property: Towards Evidence Based Policy, in G8 Summit 2007: Growth and Responsibility 34 (Newsdesk Communications, 2007)
- Richard A. Danner. Legal Information and the Development of American Law: Writings on the Form and Structure of the Published Law, 99 Law Library Journal 193-227 (2007)
Recent News
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Scholars honored with distinguished professorships
Professors Powell, Coleman, and Rai receive Duke University and Law School chairs. -
The verdict on juries
Professor Neil Vidmar and colleague Valerie Hans of Cornell Law School make the case that the American jury system is working. » Judicature -
U.S. military snipers challenged by guerrilla warfare
Professor Scott Silliman explains that the Law of Armed Conflict requires soldiers to identify “hostile intent." » Salon.com -
Associate Dean Curtis Bradley elected to ASIL Executive Council, Board of Editors
Bradley calls the appointments "an honor" and says he looks forward to guiding the future of both organizations. -
Biking to the Supreme Court
Professor Emeritus Walter Dellinger says "riding a bike is a great way for me to clear my head during the day." » Bicycling.com
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