Arthur Miller, co-author with my late great colleague Charles Alan Wright of the leading treatise on Federal Practice and Procedure, will retire from the Harvard Law School faculty where he has taught since 1972 (Miller turns 73 this year). In the fall, he will take up a University Professorship at New York University School of Law.
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