Tuesday, August 2, 2022
Lateral hires with tenure or on tenure-track, 2021-22
These are non-clinical appointments that will take effect in 2022 (except where noted); this is the final posting of this list for the 21-22 cycle. (Recent additions are in bold.) Last year's list is here.
*Michelle Adams (civil rights, constitutional law, law & race) from Cardozo Law School/Yeshiva University to the University of Michigan.
*Aziza Ahmed (health law, constitutional law, law & gender, law & race) from the University of California, Irvine to Boston University.
*Lisa Alexander (corporate, contracts, housing & urban development law) from Texas A&M University to Boston College.
*Michele Alexandre (civil rights, constitutional law, law & gender, critical race theory) from Stetson University (where she is Dean) to Loyola University, Chicago (to become Dean).
*Jonas Anderson (intellectual property [esp. patents], property) from American University to the University of Utah.
*Julian Arato (international law, international trade) from Brooklyn Law School to the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor.
*Bernadette Atuahene (property, law & international development) from Illinois Institute of Technology/Chicago-Kent College of Law to the University of Wisconsin, Madison.
*Aslı Ü. Bâli (international law, comparative constituional law) from the University of California, Los Angeles to Yale University.
*Mario Barnes (constitutional law, criminal law, national security law, race & the law) from the University of Washington, Seattle (where he is Dean) back to the University of California, Irvine (effective January 2022).
*Jeannine Bell (criminal law and procedure, law & society) from Indiana University, Bloomington to Loyola University, Chicago.
*Karima Bennoune (international law, international human rights) from University of California, Davis to the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor.
*Elise Boddie (civil rights, constitutional law, state & local government, race & law) from Rutgers University to the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor.
*Matthew Bodie (labor & employment law, corporate law) from Saint Louis University to the University of Minnesota.
*Kristen Boon (international law) from Seton Hall University to the University of Ottawa (to become Dean).
*John R. Brooks (tax law & policy) from Georgetown University to Fordham University.
*Dorothy Brown (tax) from Emory University to Georgetown University.
*Lonnie T. Brown, Jr. (legal ethics) from the University of Georgia to the University of Tennessee (to become Dean).
*Kara Bruce (bankruptcy, commercial law) from the University of Toledo to the University of Oklahoma, Norman.
*Christopher Buccafusco (intellectual property) from Cardozo Law School/Yeshiva University to Duke University.
*Sarah Burstein (patents, copyright) from the University of Oklahoma, Norman to Suffolk University.
*Courtney Cahill (constitutional law, law & sexuality) from Florida State University to the University of California, Irvine.
*Emily Cauble (tax) from DePaul University to the University of Wisconsin, Madison.
*Jennifer Chacon (immigration law) from the University of California, Berkeley to Stanford University.
*Kami Chavis (criminal law & procedure) from Wake Forest University to the College of William & Mary.
*Ming Hsu Chen (administrative, immigiration, and constitutional law; law & society) from the University of Colorado, Boulder to the University of California, Hastings.
*Miriam Cherry (employment law, contracts) from Saint Louis University to St. John's University.
*Kathleen Claussen (international trade, international economic law, national security law, conflicts) from the University of Miami to Georgetown University.
*Jennifer Collins (family law, criminal law) from Southern Methodist University (where she is Dean) to Rhodes College (to become President).
*Kristin Collins (immigration law, family law, federal courts, legal history) from Boston University to the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor (effective fall 2023).
*Blanche Bong Cook (criminal law and procedure) from the University of Kentucky to Loyola University, Chicago.
*Geoffrey Corn (criminal law & procedure, military law) from South Texas College of Law to Texas Tech University.
*Richard Delgado (Critical Race Theory, civil rights, constitutional law) from the University of Alabama back to Seattle University.
*Diane Lourdes Dick (bankruptcy, tax) from Seattle University to the University of Iowa.
*Ryan Doerfler (statutory interpretation, judicial review, law & philosophy) from the University of Chicago to Harvard University.
*Raff Donelson (criminal law & procedure, jurisprudence) from Pennsylvania State University-Dickinson School of Law to Chicago-Kent College of Law/Illinois Institute of Technology.
*Doron Dorfman (health & disability law, employment discrimination, empirical legal studies) from Syracuse University to Seton Hall University.
*Michael C. Duff (labor & employment law) from the University of Wyoming to Saint Louis University.
*Tabrez Y. Ebrahim (law & technology, patent law, property) from California Western School of Law to Lewis & Clark (untenured lateral).
*Taleed El-Sabawi (health law & policy) from Elon University to Florida International University (untenured lateral).
*Jared Ellias (bankruptcy, corporate law, empirical legal studies) from the University of California, Hastings to Harvard University.
*Atiba Ellis (voting rights/election law) from Marquette University to Case Western Reserve University.
*Seth Endo (civil procedure, professional responsibility) from the University of Florida, Gainesville to Seattle University (untenured lateral).
*Lee Epstein (empircal legal studies, law & social science) from Washington University, St. Louis to the University of Southern California.
*Sam Erman (legal history, constitutional law, citizenship & nationality) from the University of Southern California to the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor.
*Brenner Fissell (criminal law, local government law, military law) from Hofstra University to Villanova University (untenured lateral).
*Dallan Flake (civil procedure, employment discrimination) from Ohio Northern University to Gonzaga University (untenured lateral).
*Matthew L.M. Fletcher (Federal Indian law) from Michigan State University to the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor.
*Amanda Frost (immigration law, constitutional law) from American University to the University of Virginia.
*Charlotte Garden (labor & employment law, constitutional law) from Seattle University to the University of Minnesota.
*Ari Glogower (tax) from Ohio State University to Northwestern University.
*Jacob Goldin (tax, empirical legal studies, law & economics) from Stanford University to the University of Chicago.
*David Grenardo (sports law, legal profession) from St. Mary’s University to University of St. Thomas (Minnesota).
*Leah Chan Grinvald (intellectual property) from Suffolk University to the University of Nevada, Las Vegas (to become Dean).
*Tara Leigh Grove (federal courts, civil procedure, constitutional law) from the University of Alabama to the University of Texas, Austin.
*Monica Hakimi (international law, foreign relations law, national security law) from the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor to Columbia University.
*Andrew Hammond (civil procedure, administrative law, poverty law) from the University of Florida, Gainesville to Indiana University, Bloomington (untenured lateral) (effective January 1, 2023).
*Woodrow Hartzog (law & technology) from Northeastern University to Boston University.
*Richard Hasen (election law, voting rights) from the University of California, Irvine to the University of California, Los Angeles.
*Daniel Hemel (tax, intellectual property) from the University of Chicago to New York University.
*Aila Hoss (health law, federal Indian law) from the University of Tulsa to Indiana University, Indianapolis (untenured lateral).
*Margaret Hu (national security law, immigration law, civil rights, law & technology) from Pennsylvania State University-University Park to the College of William & Mary.
*Blake Hudson (natural resources law, land use, environmental law) from the University of Florida, Gainseville to Cumberland School of Law, Samford University (to become Dean).
*Christine Hurt (corporate law, securities regulation) from Brigham Young University to Southern Methodist University.
*Marissa Jackson Sow (property, contracts, law & race) from St. Johns University to the University of Richmond (untenured lateral).
*Tonja Jacobi (empirical legal studies, criminal procedure, judicial behavior) from Northwestern University to Emory University.
*Melanie Jacobs (family law) from Michigan State University to the University of Louisville (to become Dean).
*Sharon Jacobs (environmental law, energy law) from the University of Colorado, Boulder to the University of California, Berkeley.
*Neha Jain (international law, human rights, comparative law) from the European University Institute & University of Minnesota to Northwestern University (effective July 2023).
*Jalila Jefferson-Bullock (criminal law & procedure) from Duquesne University to Wayne State University.
*Jamila Jefferson-Jones (property, real estate transactions, housing law) from Wayne State University to the University of Kansas.
*Linda Jellum (administrative law, legislation, tax) from Mercer University to the University of Idaho.
*Courtney Joslin (constitutional law law & sexuality, employment discrimination) from the University of California, Davis to George Washington University (effective fall 2023).
*Mugambi Jouet (criminal law, comparative law) from McGill University to the University of Southern California (untenured lateral).
*Christine Kim (tax) from the University of Utah to Cardozo Law School/Yeshiva University.
*Shani King (family law, education law) from the University of Florida, Gainseville to Rutgers University.
*Heidi Kitrosser (constitional law) from the University of Minnesota to Northwestern University.
*Alexandra Klass (energy law, environmental law) from the University of Minnesota to the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor.
*Steven Koh (international & comparative criminal law) from Boston College to Boston University (untenured lateral).
*Alexandra Lahav (civil procedure, complex litigation, torts) from the University of Connecticut to Cornell University.
*Stacey Lantagne (intellectual property, entertainment law) from the University of Mississippi to Western New England College of Law.
*Tamara Lawson (criminal law & procedure, evidence, race & the law) from St. Thomas University (Miami) (where she is Dean) to the University of Washington, Seattle (to become Dean).
*Michelle Layser (tax) from the University of Illnois, Urbana-Champaign to the University of San Diego (untenured lateral).
*Daryl Lim (intellectual property, antitrust) from the University of Illinois, Chicago John Marshall Law School to Pennsylvania State University-Dickinson School of Law.
*Odette Lienau (international law, law & economics, bankruptcy) from Cornell University to Boston College (to become Dean).
*Lyrissa Lidsky (First Amendment, torts) from the University of Missouri, Columbia (where she had been Dean) back to the University of Florida, Gainesville.
*Shirley Lin (employment law, antidiscrimination law, law & gender, law & race) from Pace University to Brooklyn Law School (untenured lateral).
*Lynn LoPucki (commercial law, corporate law) from the University of California, Los Angeles (where he will take emeritus status) to the University of Florida, Gainesville.
*Tracey Maclin (criminal procedure, constitutional law) from Boston University to the University of Florida, Gainesville.
*M. Elizabeth Magill (administrative law, constituional law) from the University of Virginia (where she is Provost) to the University of Pennsylvania (to become President).
*Mason Marks (health law, law & technology, administrative law, constitutional law) from the University of New Hampshire to Florida State University (untenured lateral).
*Jonathan Marshfield (constitutional law [federal and state]) from the University of Nebraska, Lincoln to the University of Florida, Gainesville (untenured lateral).
*Veronica Root Martinez (legal ethics, corporate compliance) from the University of Notre Dame to Duke University.
*Manoj Mate (law & inequality, international & comparative law, election law) from the University of Windsor to DePaul University.
*Kaiponanea Matsumura (family law, contracts) from Arizona State University to Loyola Law School, Los Angeles.
*Timothy Meyer (international law, international trade) from Vanderbilt University to Duke University.
*Thomas W. Mitchell (property, land use, remedies, rural development) from Texas A&M University to Boston College.
*Jennifer Mnookin (evidence) from the University of California, Los Angeles (where she is Dean) to the University of Wisconsin, Madison (to become Chancellor).
*Seema Mohapatra (health law, bioethics) previously tenured at Indiana University, Indianapolis, currently visiting at Southern Methodist University, to a tenured position at Southern Methodist University.
*Tanya J. Monestier (contracts, commercial law, conflicts of law) from Roger Williams University to the State University of New York at Buffalo.
*Jamelia Morgan (criminal law, disability law) from the University of California, Irvine to Northwestern University.
*Jason Nance (education law & policy) from the University of Florida, Gainesville to Southern Methodist University (to become Dean).
*Mark Nevitt (environmental law, national security law) from Syracuse University to Emory University (untenured lateral).
*Lauren Newell (corporate, ADR, negotiation) from Ohio Northern University to Campbell University.
*Xuan-Thao Nguyen (intellectual property, venture capital, commercial law) from Indiana University, Indianapolis to the University of Washington, Seattle.
*Shu-Yi Oei (tax) from Boston College to Duke University (effective January 2023).
*Ngozi Okidegbe (law & technology, evidence, criminal procedure, law & race) from Cardozo Law School/Yeshiva University to Boston University (joint with computer science) (untenured lateral).
*Jennifer D. Oliva (health law & policy, privacy, evidence, complex lititigation) from Seton Hall University to the University of California, Hastings.
*Seth Oranburg (corporate, securities, & ventural capital law, contracts) from Duquesne University to the University of New Hampshire/Frankin Pierce Law School.
*Michael Oswalt (labor & employment law) from Northern Illinois University to Wayne State University.
*Rafael Pardo (bankruptcy, commercial law) from Emory University to Washington University, St. Louis.
*Austen Parrish (transnational law, international law) from Indiana University, Bloomington (where he is currently Dean) to the University of California, Irvine (to become Dean).
*Sanjukta Paul (antitrust, labor law) from Wayne State University to University of Michigan, Ann Arbor.
*Aaron Perzanowski (intellectual property) from Case Western Reserve University to the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor.
*Maria Ponomarenko (administrative law, local government law) from the University of Minnesota to the University of Texas, Austin (untenured lateral).
*Nicole Buonocore Porter (employment discrimination, disability law) from the University of Toledo to Illinois Institute of Technology/Chicago-Kent College of Law
*Carla Pratt (race & the law, legal profession) from Washburn University (where she is currently Dean) to the University of Oklahoma, Norman.
*Jedediah Purdy (property, environmental law, constitutional law) from Columbia University back to Duke University.
*Aziz Rana (constitutional law) from Cornell University to Boston College.
*Nathan Richardson (environmental law) from the University of South Carolina to Jacksonville University (the new law school there).
*Alexandra Roberts (intellectual property) from the University of New Hampshire to Northeastern University.
*Anna Roberts (evidence, criminal law & procedure) from St. John's University to Brooklyn Law School.
*Caprice Roberts (remedies, constitutional law, federal courts) from George Washington University (visiting; previously tenured at Savannah Law School) to Louisiana State University.
*Adriana Z. Robertson (law & finance, corporate & securities law) from the University of Toronto to the University of Chicago.
*Jonathan Rosenbloom (environmental law, land use) from Vermont Law School to Albany Law School.
*Elizabeth Rowe (intellectual property) from the University of Florida, Gainesville to the University of Virginia.
*Ana Santos Rutschman (health law, intellectual property) from Saint Louis University to Villanova University.
*Clare Ryan (family law, human rights) from Louisiana State University to the University of Alabama (untenured lateral).
*Laurent Sacharoff (criminal law & procedure) from the University of Arkansas, Fayetteville to the University of Denver.
*Matthew Sag (intellectual property) from Loyola University, Chicago to Emory University.
*William M. Sage (health law) from the University of Texas at Austin to Texas A&M University (with joint appointments in law, medicine, and health sciences).
*Michael Schill (property, real estate, urban plannig) from the University of Oregon (where he is President) to Northwestern University (to become President).
*Amy Schmitz (alternative dispute resolution, law & technology, consumer law) from the University of Missouri, Columbia to Ohio State University (effective January 2022).
*Andrea Schneider (alternative dispute resolution, negotiation) from Marquette University to Cardozo Law School/Yeshiva University.
*Sudha Setty (comparative law, national security law) from Western New England College of Law (where she is Dean) to the City University of New York (to become Dean).
*Sean Seymore (patent law, law & science, remedies, evidence) from the University of Notre Dame back to Vanderbilt University.
*G. Alex Sinha (race & the law, legal theory, First Amendment, national security law) from Quinnipiac University to Hofstra University (untenured lateral).
*Judd Sneirson (contracts, corporate) from Mercer University (visiting, previously tenured at Savannah Law School) to Southern University Law Center.
*Avani Mehta Sood (law & psychology, evidence, criminal law) from the University of California, Berkeley to New York University.
*Sandra Sperino (employment discrimination, torts) from the University of Cincinnati to the University of Missouri, Columbia.
*Jean Stefanic (Critical Race Theory, legal profession) from the University of Alabama back to Seattle University.
*Sarah Swan (local government law, torts, criminal law) from Florida State University to Rutgers University (untenured lateral).
*Monica Teixeira de Sousa (education law, family law, property) from New England School of Law to Roger Williams University.
*Stephanie Stern (property, land use, environmental law, law & psychology) from Chicago-Kent College of Law/Illinois Institute of Technology to the University of Arizona.
*Anthony E. Varona (administrative law, media law, law & sexuality) from the University of Miami to Seattle University (to become Dean).
*Liza Vertinsky (health law & policy, intellectual property) from Emory University to the University of Maryland.
*Jacob Victor (intellectual property) from Rutgers University to Cardozo Law School/Yeshiva University (untenured lateral).
*Saurabh Vishnubhakat (intellectual property, administrative law, civil procedure) from Texas A&M University to Cardozo Law School/Yeshiva University.
*Christopher J. Walker (administrative law) from Ohio State University to the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor.
*Daniel Walters (administrative law, environmental law, energy law) from Pennsylvania State University-University Park to Texas A&M University (untenured lateral)
*Shelley Welton (environmental law, energy law) from the University of South Carolina to the University of Pennsylvania.
*Lindsay Wiley (health law) from American University to University of California, Los Angeles (effective January 2022).
*Melanie D. Wilson (criminal procedure) from the University of Tennessee to Washington & Lee University (to become Dean).
*Jordan Woods (criminal law & procedure, law & sexuality, family law) from University of Arkansas, Fayetteville to the University of Arizona.
*Ekow Yankah (criminal law, philosophy of criminal law) from Cardozo Law School/Yeshiva University to the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor.
*Ruqaiijah Yearby (health law) from Saint Louis University to Ohio State University.
*Kathryne Young (criminal law, professional responsibility, law & society) from the University of Massachusetts, Amherst (Sociology) to George Washington University.
*Mary Ziegler (constitutional law, family law) from Florida State University to the University of California, Davis.
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