Faculty by Expertise

Administrative law
Admiralty law (law of the sea)
Affirmative action
Agency and partnership
Aging and the law
Animal law
Antitrust
Antitrust law
Appellate litigation
Arbitration
Banking regulations
Bankruptcy
Bioethics
Biotechnology
Business law
Campaign finance law
Child advocacy
Church and state
City government
Civil litigation
Civil procedure
Civil rights
Class action
Climate change
Cloning
Commercial law
Communications law
Comparative law
Computer crime
Conflict of laws
Conservation
Constitutional history
Constitutional law
Constitutional theory
Consumer law
Contracts
Copyright
Corporate governance
Corporate tax shelters
Corporations
Courtroom procedure
Criminal investigation
Criminal justice theory
Criminal law
Criminal procedure
Cyber law
Cybersecurity
Damages
Death penalty
Desegregation and integration
Disability discrimination and accommodation
DNA evidence
Drug law (criminal)
Economics
Education
Elder law
Election law
Elections
Emerging markets
Employment discrimination
Employment law
Energy policy
Environmental law
Equal protection
Estate planning and taxes
Ethics
EU tax and state aid law
European law
Evidence
Externships
Family law
Federal courts
Federalism
Feminism and law
First Amendment
First Amendment (church and state)
Food and drug law
Foreign affairs
Forensic methods
Forensic psychiatry
Free speech
Gender and law
Global warming
Globalization
Health equity
Health ethics
Health law
Health policy
Human rights law
Immigration and refugee law
Innocence
Insurance law
Intellectual property
Inter-American human rights system
International business
International environmental law
International human rights
International law
International trade
Internet
Judging
Juries
Jurisdiction
Jurisprudence
Juvenile and family law
Juvenile justice
Law and economics
Law and philosophy
Law of war
Legal ethics
Legal history
Legal research and writing
Legal theory
Legislation\legislative process
LGBTQ rights
Litigation
Local government law
Marriage and divorce
Mass shootings
Mediation
Medical ethics
Medical liability and malpractice
Mental health
Mergers and acquisitions
Military tribunals
Mutual fund regulation
National security law
Native American law
Nonprofit organizations
Nuclear weapons and arms control
Oceans law
Oral advocacy
Patent law
Plea bargaining
Police
Political theory
Presidential powers
Privacy
Product liability
Professional responsibility
Property
Prosecution
Psychiatry and law
Psychology and law
Public health law
Quantitative methods/statistics in the law
Race
Rape
Real estate
Religion and law
Remedies
Reproduction/reproductive technologies
Rhetoric
Rule of law
Securities regulation
Separation of powers
Sexual discrimination and harassment
Social science in law
Soviet and post-Soviet legal systems
Special education
State and local government law
Supreme Court
Tax law
Terrorism
Torts
Trademark law
Transactional law and practice
Trial advocacy
Trusts and estates
United Nations
Urban law and policy
Venture capital
Violence
Virginia constitution
Virginia procedure
Voting rights
War crimes
War on terrorism
Workplace safety and health
Wrongful conviction
Kenneth S. Abraham
Barbara E. Armacost
Scott Ballenger
Aditya Bamzai
Charles Barzun
Michal Barzuza
Andrew Block
Richard J. Bonnie
Josh Bowers
Darryl K. Brown
D. Ruth Buck
Naomi R. Cahn
Jonathan Z. Cannon
Danielle K. Citron
George M. Cohen
Michael G. Collins
Kevin Cope
Anne M. Coughlin
Quinn Curtis
Ashley S. Deeks
Michael Doran
John F. Duffy
Kristen Eichensehr
Deirdre M. Enright
Joshua Fischman
Kim Forde-Mazrui
Joe Fore
Thomas Frampton
George S. Geis
Michael D. Gilbert
Jennifer L. Givens
Risa L. Goluboff
Paul Halliday
Rachel Harmon
John C. Harrison
Andrew Hayashi
Deborah Hellman
Toby J. Heytens
A. E. Dick Howard
Cathy Hwang
Rich Hynes
Cale Jaffe
John C. Jeffries Jr.
Alex M. Johnson Jr.
Jason S. Johnston
Leslie Kendrick
Annie Kim
Edmund W. Kitch
Kevin A. Kordana
Douglas Laycock
Michael A. Livermore
Jessica Lowe
Julia D. Mahoney
Paul G. Mahoney
David A. Martin
Ruth Mason
Thomas A. Massaro
Gregory Mitchell
John T. Monahan
John Norton Moore
Thomas B. Nachbar
Caleb E. Nelson
Cynthia L. Nicoletti
Dotan Oliar
Daniel R. Ortiz
Saikrishna Prakash
Richard M. Re
Margaret Foster Riley
Kimberly J. Robinson
George Rutherglen
A. Sprightley Ryan
Nelson Camilo Sánchez León
Robert Nelson Sayler
Frederick Schauer
Richard C. Schragger
Micah J. Schwartzman
John K. Setear
Molly Bishop Shadel
Sarah Shalf
Lois Shepherd
Crystal Shin
Kent Sinclair
Lawrence B. Solum
Barbara A. Spellman
Paul B. Stephan
Megan T. Stevenson
Gregg Strauss
Leon Szeptycki
Pierre-Hugues Verdier
J. H. Verkerke
Mila Versteeg
Steven D. Walt
Sarah Stewart Ware
G. Edward White
Ann Woolhandler
Ethan Yale
George K. Yin
04/08/2021
A. E. Dick Howard, Madison Vision Series Presents: Looking Back, Looking Forward (James Madison University)
04/07/2021
Andrew Hayashi, Dynamism and Real Property Taxes, Who Knew? (Jotwell)
04/06/2021
Danielle K. Citron, The Wild Web (Democracy in Danger)
04/04/2021
Rachel Harmon, When Police Kill People, They Are Rarely Prosecuted and Hard To Convict (The Washington Post)
04/01/2021
Richard C. Schragger, High Court: Charlottesville Can Remove Confederate Statues (The Associated Press)
04/01/2021
Thomas B. Nachbar, Should College Athletes Be Paid‪?‬ (National Constitution Center)
04/01/2021
Richard C. Schragger, Following State Supreme Court Ruling, Charlottesville To Act on Confederate Monument Removal (Charlottesville Tomorrow)
04/01/2021
Richard C. Schragger, Charlottesville Can Remove Confederate Statues, High Court Rules (The New York Times)
04/01/2021
Richard C. Schragger, Virginia Supreme Court Sides With Charlottesville Over Confederate Statues (NBC29)
04/01/2021
Richard C. Schragger, Ruling Clears Way for Removal of Charlottesville’s Confederate Statues (The Daily Progress)
04/01/2021
Daniel R. Ortiz, Big Pharma Tells Justices To Keep Assignor Estoppel (Law360)
03/30/2021
Kristen Eichensehr, SolarWinds Breach Exposed ‘Climate Change’ Level of Threat to U.S. Cybersecurity: Experts (The Crime Report)
03/27/2021
Naomi R. Cahn, ‘A Huge, Huge Toll’: For Households Reliant on Two Incomes, Covid Job Loss Changed Everything (NBC News)
03/25/2021
Megan T. Stevenson, Houston’s Fight To End Cash Bail (The Appeal)
03/24/2021
Saikrishna Prakash, Harvard Law School Rappaport Forum: Reform of the Supreme Court? (Harvard Law School)
03/23/2021
Douglas Laycock, Supreme Court Says a Claim for Nominal Damages Avoids Mootness — But When Does That Matter? (American Law Institute)
03/23/2021
Mila Versteeg, Nelson Camilo Sánchez León, Profs, Venezuela Say $1.9B Maduro Bonds Can’t Be Enforced (Law360)
03/22/2021
Michal Barzuza, Quinn Curtis, Index Funds and Millennial Assets (Jotwell)
03/22/2021
John C. Harrison, Washington, D.C., Statehood Divides Congressional Hearing (The Wall Street Journal)
03/21/2021
Andrew Block, UVa Law Clinic Assists in Bill Allowing Inclusion of Mental Health Evidence (The Daily Progress)
03/21/2021
Rachel Harmon, UVA Law Professor Writes Casebook on Policing Laws (NBC29)
03/18/2021
Douglas Laycock, ‘Stark’ Facts Make Praying Coach’s High Court Bid A Hail Mary (Law360)
03/17/2021
Saikrishna Prakash, House To Vote on Joint Resolution To Remove ERA Deadline (CNN)
03/17/2021
Douglas Laycock, Religious Versus LGBT Protections Roil Landmark Rights Measure (Bloomberg Government)
03/16/2021
John C. Harrison, United States v. Arthrex, Inc. (Oral Argument 2.0)
03/16/2021
Douglas Laycock, ‘Equality Act’ Reignites Debate Over Religious Freedom Versus LGBTQ+ Rights (Texas Public Radio)
03/15/2021
Douglas Laycock, Supreme Court's COVID-19 Cases Stir Up Battle Between Religion, Same-Sex Couples Over Foster Care (USA Today)
03/15/2021
Megan T. Stevenson, Virtually No One Is Dangerous Enough To Justify Jail (The Appeal)
03/14/2021
Michael D. Gilbert, Wake-Up Call: Corruption and Bribery in Politics (Charlottesville Podcasting Network)
03/13/2021
Danielle K. Citron, Cheer Mom Used Deepfake Nudes and Threats To Harass Daughter’s Teammates, Police Say (The Washington Post)
03/12/2021
Richard J. Bonnie, New Virginia Law Aimed at Fairness for Those With Mental Disabilities Who Are Charged With Crimes (Richmond Times-Dispatch)
03/11/2021
Andrew Hayashi, Advocates Back Study That Found Detroit Still Inflating Property Taxes (The Detroit News)
03/11/2021
David A. Martin, Removing Barriers to Family Unity for Holders of Temporary Protected Status: An Opportunity for Biden Administration (Just Security)
03/09/2021
Charles Barzun, Charles Barzun on the Common Law (The Private Law Podcast)
03/08/2021
Ann Woolhandler, Roberts Accuses Supreme Court Justices Of ‘Turning Judges Into Advice Columnists’ (NPR)
03/04/2021
Megan T. Stevenson, What the Legal System Gets Wrong About Jailing People Awaiting Trial (The Appeal)
03/04/2021
Saikrishna Prakash, Targeting Trump Post-Presidency, the House’s Lawsuits Are Still Dragging Out in Court (The National Law Journal)
03/01/2021
John C. Jeffries Jr., George Floyd Trial Centers on Police Tactic That Is Hard to Prosecute (The Wall Street Journal)
02/27/2021
Jennifer L. Givens, Deirdre M. Enright, Opinion: Virginia Must Bolster Access to Police Investigations (The Virginian-Pilot)
02/26/2021
A. E. Dick Howard, Amending the Past (With Good Reason)
02/26/2021
Megan T. Stevenson, U.S. Commission on Civil Rights Public Briefing: The Civil Rights Implications of Cash Bail (U.S. Commission on Civil Rights)
02/26/2021
Andrew Block, Better, More Community Input Is Needed To Address Environmental Injustice, Commission Finds (Richmond Times-Dispatch)
02/25/2021
Thomas B. Nachbar, California’s Net Neutrality Law Is Broadband Companies’ Worst Nightmare (Quartz)
02/24/2021
Saikrishna Prakash, Can We All Just Get Along? The New President and the Supreme Court (Miller Center)
02/24/2021
A. E. Dick Howard, Why Are Virginia Felons Disenfranchised‪?‬ (Transition Virginia)
02/24/2021
Richard C. Schragger, How Does the Dillon Rule Limit Local Virginia Lawmakers‪?‬ (Bold Dominion)
02/23/2021
Danielle K. Citron, Democracy and Law in Our Digital Age (Jefferson Scholars Foundation)
02/22/2021
Risa L. Goluboff, Center for Civil Rights Hosts Panel on Contemporary Legal Issues and the Constitution (The Daily Tar Heel)
02/22/2021
Andrew Hayashi, J-Term: Economic Sanctions and Foreign Policy (Thoughts From the Lawn)
02/21/2021
Lawrence B. Solum, John Rawls at 100, ‘A Theory of Justice’ at 50 (Legal Theory Blog)
02/19/2021
Deirdre M. Enright, Innocence Project: Investigating Wrongful Convictions (UVA Lifetime Learning)
02/19/2021
Richard C. Schragger, Why Cities Have More People but Less Clout (Governing)
02/19/2021
Naomi R. Cahn, Cathy Hwang, Women’s Status And Pay In The C-Suite: New Study (Forbes)
02/17/2021
Michael A. Livermore, Rejecting the Trump Anticanon of Regulatory Mismanagement (The Regulatory Review)
02/16/2021
Rachel Harmon, Op-Ed: What Biden Can Do About Bad Policing (Los Angeles Times)
02/16/2021
Micah J. Schwartzman, Trump Picked the Youngest Judges To Sit on the Federal Bench. Your Move, Biden. (The Washington Post)
02/16/2021
Paul G. Mahoney, Call for SEC To Regulate Index Providers as Investment Advisers (Financial Times)
02/14/2021
A. E. Dick Howard, J-Term: Virginia and the Constitution (Thoughts From the Lawn)
02/13/2021
Danielle K. Citron, How Congress Might Upend Section 230, the Law Big Tech Is Built On (The Wall Street Journal)
02/12/2021
Andrew Block, Racial Inequity Committee Finds Widespread Disparities Across Virginia, Releases Recommendations To Bridge the Gap (NBC29)
02/12/2021
Ruth Mason, Maryland Approves Country’s First Tax on Big Tech’s Ad Revenue (The New York Times)
02/12/2021
John F. Duffy, Judge Dyk Says Everyone May Be Looking At Arthrex Wrong (Law360)
02/09/2021
Douglas Laycock, Trump’s Impeachment for ‘Incitement of Insurrection’ Explained (Al Jazeera)
02/09/2021
Naomi R. Cahn, How Women Can Take Control In A Post-Pandemic World (Forbes)
02/09/2021
Charles Barzun, UVA Law Professor Breaks Down Trump’s Second Impeachment Trial (NBC29)
02/08/2021
Leslie Kendrick, Frederick Schauer, John C. Jeffries Jr., University Names New Committees on Free Speech and the Historic Landscape at UVA (UVA Today)
02/07/2021
Kimberly J. Robinson, #518 : What’s Next in the Battle for Free and Fair Elections? (America’s Democrats Podcast)
02/05/2021
Cathy Hwang, Insights on Teaching Race in Business Law (University of Chicago Law School)
02/05/2021
Danielle K. Citron, The Case for Trump’s Permanent Ban From Social Media (Slate)
02/05/2021
Danielle K. Citron, This is the Democrats’ Plan To Limit Section 230 (Protocol)
02/04/2021
Joe Fore, Don’t Be So Negative (Virginia Lawyer)
02/04/2021
J. H. Verkerke, Workers’ Compensation Can Soothe Some Covid Vaccine Fears (Bloomberg Law)
02/02/2021
Megan T. Stevenson, Youth Incarceration Fell When California Required Counties To Pay More for Juvenile Detention: New Research (Journalist’s Resource)
02/01/2021
Richard C. Schragger, Virginia Senator Sues Chamber Over Censure Tied to Capitol Riot (Courthouse News Service)
01/31/2021
Jennifer L. Givens, Since 1608, Virginia Has Executed More People Than Any Other State. It May Now Abolish the Death Penalty. (The Virginian-Pilot)
01/28/2021
Anne M. Coughlin, Be Grateful, Build Community, Fight for Justice: Tips for 2021 From the Experts (UVA Today)
01/27/2021
Margaret Foster Riley, Can Biden Fix the Vaccine Mess? An Expert Says Yes (The Conversation)
01/27/2021
Kimberly J. Robinson, U.S. Department of Education: Practice and Policy (Institute for Advanced Studies in Culture)
01/27/2021
Jennifer L. Givens, Virginia’s Lawmakers Look Into Abolishing Death Penalty (WINA Radio)
01/26/2021
J. H. Verkerke, After 10 Months of Minimal Oversight, Biden Orders OSHA To Get To Work (The Counter)
01/26/2021
Saikrishna Prakash, Trump’s 2nd Impeachment Trial: Lots of Fascinating Questions But Few Answers (Los Angeles Times)
01/24/2021
Deborah Hellman, Chronicling Trump’s 10 Worst Abuses of Power (CNN)
01/22/2021
Margaret Foster Riley, The Biden Administration Inherits the Covid-19 Crisis (UVA Miller Center)
01/22/2021
Danielle K. Citron, The Future of Democracy Ep. 37: Posts, Platforms, and Power (Knight Foundation)
01/20/2021
Jennifer L. Givens, Will Virginia Abolish the Death Penalty? Surovell’s Bill Advances (Virginia Dogwood)
01/19/2021
Saikrishna Prakash, U.S. Historians on What Donald Trump's Legacy Will Be (BBC News)
01/18/2021
Danielle K. Citron, Social Media Liability Law Is Likely To Be Reviewed Under Biden (The Washington Post)
01/18/2021
Micah J. Schwartzman, The Inequities of PPP: Megachurches, Large Corporations Receive Money Ahead of Small Businesses (ABC News)
01/17/2021
Michael D. Gilbert, Trump Attorneys Pursuing Voting Fraud Claims Snatch Defeat From Jaws of Victory (The Washington Times)
01/17/2021
John C. Harrison, Law Experts Weigh In on Presidential Pardoning Powers During Virtual Panel (NBC29)
01/16/2021
Danielle K. Citron, How Twitter, on the Front Lines of History, Finally Decided To Ban Trump (The Washington Post)
01/15/2021
Melody C. Barnes, Opinion: In a Civil War, Accountability Must Precede Healing (The Washington Post)
01/15/2021
Naomi R. Cahn, Why Marriage And Divorce Rates Are Dropping During The Pandemic (Forbes)
01/15/2021
Frederick Schauer, Column: Conservatives Are All for Businesses Calling the Shots — Except for Trump (Los Angeles Times)
01/14/2021
Danielle K. Citron, I Love Section 230. Got a Problem With That? (The New York Times)
01/14/2021
Cynthia L. Nicoletti, Reconstruction Offers No Easy Answers for How to Handle the Trump Insurgency (Slate)
01/13/2021
Danielle K. Citron, Free Speech vs the Internet (BBC Radio 4)
01/13/2021
Micah J. Schwartzman, UVA Law Professor Weighs in After Trump’s Social Media Suspension (CBS19)
01/12/2021
Michael A. Livermore, The Future of White House Regulatory Oversight in the Biden Administration (C. Boyden Gray Center for the Study of the Administrative State)
01/11/2021
Danielle K. Citron, The Technology 202: Trump Is Considering Building His Own Social Network. But It Might Not Get Him What He Wants. (The Washington Post)