Faculty under 50 on the "most cited" lists (CORRECTED)

Lawprof Scott Dodson (Hastings) kindly shared a list of faculty under the age of 50 who have appeared on the "most-cited" lists for the period 2016-2020.   Law schools with three or more faculty on the "under 50" list are:  Chicago (7), Harvard (7), Yale (7), Georgetown (6), NYU (5), William & Mary (3).  On a per capita basis (as a percentage of the tenured faculty at each school), the top five schools are:

1.  University of Chicago (18%)

2.  Yale University (14%)

3.  College of William & Mary (11%)

4.  Harvard University (8%)

5.  Georgetown University (7%)

Persons Under 50 Appearing on the Most-Cited Lists
Name	Institution	Field
Andrew Guthrie Ferguson	American	Criminal Law
Amanda Frost	American	Immigration (partly)
Jennifer Chacon	Berkeley	Immigration
Angela Onwuachi-Willig	Boston University	Critical Theory (and partly Labor & Employment and Family Law)
Frank Pasquale	Brooklyn	Law & Tech
Anthony Casey	Chicago	Commercial Law
William Baude	Chicago	Constitutional Law
Aziz Huq	Chicago	Constitutional Law
Sonja Starr	Chicago	Criminal Law
Daniel Hemel	Chicago	Intellectual Property (partly) and Tax (partly)
Jonathan Masur	Chicago	Law & Econ (and partly Intellectual Property)
Lior Strahilevitz	Chicago	Property (partly)
Shyam Balganesh	Columbia	Intellectual Property
Jedidiah Purdy	Columbia	Property (partly)
Nancy Leong	Denver	Critical Theory
Brandon Garrett	Duke	Criminal Law
Ethan Leib	Fordham	Legislation/Statutory Interpretation (partly)
Joshua Wright	George Mason	Antitrust
Ilya Somin	George Mason	Immigration (partly)
Michael Abramowicz	George Washington	Law & Econ
Daniel Solove	George Washington	Law & Tech
Adam Levitin	Georgetown	Commercial Law
Michael Pardo	Georgetown	Evidence
Paul Ohm	Georgetown	Law & Tech
Josh Chafetz	Georgetown	Legislation/Statutory Interpretation
Anita Krishnakumar	Georgetown	Legislation/Statutory Interpretation
Brian Galle	Georgetown	Tax (partly)
Oren Bar-Gill	Harvard	Commercial Law
Nicholas Stephanopoulos	Harvard	Election Law
I. Glenn Cohen	Harvard	Health (and partly Family Law)
Rebecca Tushnet	Harvard	Intellectual Property
Matthew Stephenson	Harvard	Legislation/Statutory Interpretation (and partly Admin/Envi)
Jacob Gersen	Harvard	Legislation/Statutory Interpretation (partly)
Robert Sitkoff	Harvard	Property
Justin Levinson	Hawaii	Law & Social Science
David Gamage	Indiana-Bloomington	Tax
Justin Levitt	Loyola LA	Election Law (runner up)
Nicholas Bagley	Michigan	Health
Jill Hasday	Minnesota	Family Law
Daniel Schwarcz	Minnesota	Torts
Woodrow Hartzog	Northweastern	Law & Tech
Michael Kang	Northwestern	Election Law
Max Schanzenbach	Northwestern	Property
C. Scott Hemphill	NYU	Antitrust
Erin Murphy	NYU	Evidence
Melissa Murray	NYU	Family Law
Adam Cox	NYU	Immigration (and partly Election Law)
Jeanne Fromer	NYU	Intellectual Property
Christopher Walker	Ohio State	Admin/Envi
Cesar Garcia Hernandez	Ohio State	Immigration
David Hoffman	Penn	Law & Social Science (and partly Commercial Law)
Orly Lobel	San Diego	Labor & Employment (and partly Law & Tech)
Colleen Chien	Santa Clara	Intellectual Property
Michelle Mello	Stanford	Health
Lisa Larrimore Ouellette	Stanford	Intellectual Property
Stephen Vladeck	Texas	International Law & National Security
Scott Dodson	UC Hastings	Civil Procedure
Ryan Calo	University of Washington	Law & Tech
Michael Kagan	UNLV	Immigration
D. Daniel Sokol	USC	Antitrust
Edward Cheng	Vanderbilt	Evidence
Michael Livermore	Virginia	Admin/Envi
David Law	Virginia	Law & Social Science
Neil Richards	Washington University	Law & Tech
A. Benjamin Spencer	William & Mary	Civil Procedure (runner up)
Jeffrey Bellin	William & Mary	Evidence (partly)
Aaron-Andrew Bruhl	William & Mary	Legislation/Statutory Interpretation
Douglas Nejaime	Yale	Family Law
Christina Rodriguez	Yale	Immigration
Oona Hathaway	Yale	International Law & National Security
Samuel Moyn	Yale	Legal History
John Witt	Yale	Legal History
Abbe Gluck	Yale	Legislation/Statutory Interpretation (and partly Health)
Yair Listokin	Yale	Tax (partly)