Below are the list of our Faculty Experts and the topics they are speaking on around the country. To arrange for a faculty speaker to visit your firm, contact lawjobs@case.edu.
Jonathan H. Adler
- Making Sense of the US Supreme Court
- The Fable of Federal Environmental Regulation
- The Continuing Evolution of Administrative Law
Michael Benza
Senior Instructor in LawSchool of Law- 4th Amendment and the Resurgent Trespass Theory
- Current State of Lethal Injection and the Death Penalty
- Police Use of Force Issues (Brelo, Rice and Beyond)
- The Supreme Court, the Fourth Amendment, and Modern Technology
Jaime Bouvier
Assistant Professor of Lawyering SkillsSchool of Law- Leadership in the Law: What Neuroscience, Psychology, and Organizational Behavior Can Teach Us About Being A Good Leader
- Urban Agriculture Law & Policy: Food Systems and Local Land Use Laws
Juscelino F. Colares
Schott-van den Eynden Professor of Business LawSchool of LawProfessorDepartment of Political ScienceCollege of Arts and SciencesAssociate Dean for Global Legal StudiesSchool of Law- International Trade and Energy Development
- Anti-Corruption in Business Transactions
- International Trade Law and Policy (I can speak on President Trump’s approach to trade negotiations)
- International Cooperation on Civil and Criminal Matters
Avidan Y. Cover
- Do International Human Rights Matter in the US?
- Do You Have Anything to Hide? Privacy and Technology in the Post-Snowden World
- Police Brutality & Civil Liability
Joseph A. Custer
DirectorSchool of LawAssociate Professor of LawSchool of Law- Legal Records
- Electronic Discovery
Richard Gordon
Professor of LawSchool of LawDirectorFinancial Integrity InstituteSchool of LawAssociate DirectorFrederick K. Cox International Law CenterSchool of Law- Integrity Compliance Requirements for Non-Experts
- Money Laundering and Terrorism Financing Compliance
Ayesha Bell Hardaway
Assistant Professor of LawSchool of LawDirectorSocial Justice Law CenterSchool of Law- Criminal Law
- Labor, 13th Amendment and Peonage
- Race and the Law
- Reparations
- Consent Decrees, Police Reform, Civil Rights
Jessie Hill, JD
Associate Dean for Academic Affairs and Judge Ben C. Green Professor of LawSchool of Law- State of Reproductive Rights in Ohio & Beyond
Sharona Hoffman, JD, LLM, SJD
Edgar A. Hahn Professor of LawSchool of LawProfessorDepartment of BioethicsSchool of MedicineCo-DirectorThe Law-Medicine CenterSchool of Law- Aging with a Plan: How A Little Thought Today Can Vastly Improve Your Tomorrow
- Big Data, Public Health, and Ethics
- E-Health Hazards: Provider Liability and Electronic Health Records
- The Use and Misuse of Biomedical Data: Is Bigger Really Better?
Lewis R. Katz
John C. Hutchins Professor of LawSchool of LawDirectorForeign Graduate StudiesFrederick K. Cox International Law CenterSchool of Law- Criminal Law and Procedure
- Arrest, Search and Seizure
- Police Issues
Charles Korsmo
Professor of LawSchool of Law- Appraisal Arbitrage and the Future of Public Company M&A
Jean M. McQuillan
Assistant Professor of LawSchool of Law- Ohio Ethics Update
- Use of Social Media by Attorneys and the Ohio Rules of Professional Conduct
Maxwell J. Mehlman, JD
Distinguished University ProfessorArthur E. Petersilge Professor of LawSchool of LawProfessorDepartment of BioethicsSchool of MedicineDirectorSchool of Law- Military Bioethics
- Promoting Trust Between Patients and Health Care Providers
- The Promise and Peril of Genetic Engineering
- What’s Wrong with Doping in Sports?
- Performance Enhancement and the Law
Kathryn S. Mercer
Professor of Lawyering SkillsSchool of Law- Child Welfare
- Dispute Resolution
- Ethics in Negotiation
- Oral Advocacy
- Mediation
- Persuasive Brief Writing
Dale A. Nance
Albert J. Weatherhead III and Richard W. Weatherhead Professor in Law and Criminal JusticeSchool of Law- The Daubert Reliability Requirement: Why it is Meaningless, and How to Fix It
- Pena-Rodriguez v. Colorado: Have the Gates Opened to Impeachment of Jury Verdicts?
- The Weights of Evidence: How Different Meanings Have Radically Different Implications
Craig A. Nard
Galen J. Roush Professor of of LawSchool of LawDirectorSpangenberg Center for Law, Technology & the ArtsSchool of Law- International and Comparative Aspects of Patent Law
- New Developments in Patent Law and Policy
Aaron Perzanowski
Professor of LawSchool of Law- Consumer Ownership of Digital Media and Developing Digital Resale Markets
- Regulation of Copying and Creativity
Andrew S. Pollis
- Appellate Jurisdiction in Ohio
- Jurisdiction in Federal Appellate Courts
- Standards of Appellate Review
- The Death of Inference: How Courts Have Eroded the Jury’s Power to Draw Inferences from Circumstantial Evidence, and What We Should Do About It
- Trying the Trial: Why Jurors Should Be Permitted to Hear Evidence of Litigation Misconduct
- Understanding Fed. R. Civ. P. 54(b) – and Why It’s Time to Get Rid of It
- Proposals for Streamlining Civil Litigation
Cassandra Burke Robertson
John Deaver Drinko - BakerHostetler Professor of LawSchool of LawDirectorCenter for Professional EthicsSchool of Law- New Supreme Court Precedent on Personal Jurisdiction
- Student Debt and Legal Ethics
- Yelp for Lawyers: The Law and Ethics of Online Reviews
Matthew Rossman
Professor of LawSchool of Law- Evaluating Trickle Down Charity: When is Economic Development Charitable?
- Understanding the Long-Term Housing Market Impact of the Foreclosure Crisis
- Nonprofit Law/Law of Tax-Exempt Organizations
- Transactional Law
Timothy Webster
- Is U.S. Investment Policy Anti-Asian?