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
Johan Verheij Memorial Professor of LawSchool of LawDirectorColeman P. Burke Center for Environmental LawSchool of Law- 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 LawAssociate DirectorFinancial Integrity InstituteSchool 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 LawAssociate Dean for Global Legal StudiesSchool of LawProfessorDepartment of Political ScienceCollege of Arts and Sciences- 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
Associate Dean for Academic AffairsSchool of LawDirectorInstitute for Global Security Law and PolicyFrederick K. Cox International Law CenterSchool of Law- 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
Associate Professor of LawSchool of LawDirectorBen C. Green Law LibrarySchool 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
Judge Ben C. Green Professor of LawSchool of LawAssociate Dean for Research and Faculty DevelopmentSchool of Law- State of Reproductive Rights in Ohio & Beyond
Sharona Hoffman, JD, LLM, SJD
Edgar A. Hahn Professor of LawSchool of LawCo-DirectorThe Law-Medicine CenterSchool of LawProfessorDepartment of BioethicsSchool of Medicine- 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 Emeritus of LawSchool 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
Maxwell J. Mehlman, JD
Arthur E. Petersilge Professor of LawSchool of LawDistinguished University ProfessorDirectorLaw-Medicine CentersSchool of LawProfessorDepartment of BioethicsSchool of Medicine- 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 LawAssociate DirectorSpangenberg Center for Law, Technology & the ArtsSchool of Law- Consumer Ownership of Digital Media and Developing Digital Resale Markets
- Regulation of Copying and Creativity
Andrew S. Pollis
Professor of LawSchool of Law- 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