Members of the Yale Law School faculty include some of the nation’s most prominent scholars in every area of law, along with leading experts in economics, philosophy, and history
Guido Calabresi
Sterling Professor Emeritus of Law and Professorial Lecturer in Law
Courses Taught
Constitutional Litigation
Torts
Courses Taught
Contracts
Just War Theory
Law, Secrets, and Lying
Six Books on Law, Religion, and Culture
Courses Taught
Contracts
International Business Transactions
Courses Taught
Comparative Sentencing Law
Ethics in the Practice of Law
Hurricane Relief Law Project
Lawyering Ethics Clinic
Courses Taught
The Formation of Lawyers
Law and Human Flourishing
Law and Organizing
Procedure I
Courses Taught
Evidence
International Criminal Law
Problems in Evidence
Procedure
Fiona Doherty
Nathan Baker Clinical Professor of Law and Director, Jerome N. Frank Legal Services Organization
Courses Taught
Samuel Jacobs Criminal Justice Clinic
Criminal Law
Sentencing
Criminal Justice Advocacy Clinic
Courses Taught
Constitutional Law
Education Law
Narratives from Prison
The Law of Racial Inequality
Courses Taught
Convicting the Innocent
Criminal Procedure
Federal Crimes
Problems in Evidence
Robert C. Ellickson
Walter E. Meyer Professor Emeritus of Property and Urban Law
Courses Taught
Land Use
Property
Urban Legal History
At Yale, I treasured being part of a close community of students, faculty, alumni, practitioners, and staff committed to understanding and critiquing the law. I draw on lessons I learned from that community every day in my career as an economic justice lawyer.
Casey Pitts
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Class of 2008, Partner, Altshuler Berzon LLP