Dorothy Brown (tax, Critical Race Theory) at Washington & Lee University and Barbara Bennett Woodhouse (family law, children and the law, constitutional law) at the University of Florida have accepted senior offers from the law school at Emory University (Woodhouse will start in fall 2009). It's been a busy year for Emory, which has now made three senior hires.
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