Philosopher Martha Nussbaum and public law expert Cass Sunstein will be visiting professors at Harvard Law School in the Spring of 2007, and so won't make any decision about the permanent offers from Harvard before then. Harvard Law School also has offers out to Adrian Vermeule (constitutional law, legislation) and David Weisbach (tax) at the University of Chicago, though I would not be surprised to see Chicago prevail in retaining all of these folks at the end of the day.
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