Ten most cited law faculty in the U.S. 2009 through 2013

Next week, I'll have up on the ranking site a new study of the ten most-cited faculty during the years 2009 through 2013 in 11 different areas of legal schoarship (everything from corporate law to legal history to tax).  As a teaser, here are the ten most-cited faculty overall (who are still in law teaching) for the period 2009-2013, listed by the schools they teach at:

 Ten Most Cited Faculty Overall

Rank	Name	Institution	Total Citations	Age in 2013
1	Cass Sunstein	Harvard University	5540	59
2	Erwin Chemerinsky	University of California, Irvine	3010	60
3	Richard Epstein	New York University, University of Chicago	2700	70
4	Eric Posner	University of Chicago	2450	48
5	Mark Lemley	Stanford University	2360	47
6	William Eskridge, Jr.	Yale University	2070	62
7	Mark Tushnet	Harvard University	1910	68
8	Akhil Amar	Yale University	1790	55
9	Lawrence Lessig	Harvard University	1750	52
10	Daniel Farber	University of California, Berkeley	1740	63
	Laurence Tribe	Harvard University	1740	72

Prominent judges who still teach part-time were not included in this study; but just for fun, here are the figures for the three most prominent:  Judge Posner (Chicago) was cited 6980 times during this period; Judge Easterbrook (Chicago) was cited 2130 times; and Judge Calabresi (Yale) was cited 1290 times. 

(Note:  total citations really means the total number of articles in which the scholar is cited.)