Our Faculty

John H. Langbein

Sterling Professor Emeritus of Law and Legal History

john.langbein@yale.edu

Courses Taught

Trusts and Estates: Family Wealth Transmission

History of the Common Law: Procedure and Institutions

Pension and Employee Benefit Law

Comparative Law

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John Langford

Visiting Clinical Associate Professor of Law

john.langford@yale.edu

Courses Taught

Media Freedom and Information Access Clinic

Lowenstein International Human Rights Clinic

Konstantin Lantsman

Visiting Clinical Lecturer in Law

Courses Taught

Prosecution Externship

Edward J. Larson

Doyle-Winter Distinguished Visiting Professor of Law

edward.larson@yale.edu

Courses Taught

George Washington and the Constitution

Chichi Lee

Lecturer in Legal Practice

chichi.lee@yale.edu

Courses Taught

Introduction to Legal Analysis and Writing

Essentials of Legal Writing

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Anika Singh Lemar

Clinical Professor of Law

anika.lemar@yale.edu

Courses Taught

Community and Economic Development

Housing Clinic

Small Business and Communities in Times of Crisis

Transnational Development Clinic

Carly Levenson

Peter Gruber Visiting Clinical Lecturer in Law

carly.levenson@yale.edu

Courses Taught

Challenging Mass Incarceration Clinic

Nancy Liao

John R. Raben/Sullivan & Cromwell Executive Director, Yale Law School Center for the Study of Corporate Law, and Senior Research Scholar in Law

nancy.liao@yale.edu

Courses Taught

Financial Markets and Corporate Law Clinic

Zachary Liscow

Professor of Law

zachary.liscow@yale.edu

Courses Taught

Taxation

Taxation, the Law, and Economic Inequality

Inequality: Economic and Tax Policy

Supervised Research: Economic and Tax Policy

Yair Listokin

Deputy Dean and Shibley Family Fund Professor of Law

yair.listokin@yale.edu

Courses Taught

Federal Income Taxation

Contracts

Law and Macroeconomics

Law, Economics, and Organization

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