Our faculty are leaders in scholarship, teaching and service, as detailed in our faculty profiles. Here are highlights of their recent achievements:
Civil Externship Program and Public Interest Practicum Director Elizabeth M. Grant published "Towards a jurisprudence (and pedagogy) of access: A reflection on 25 years of the Public Interest Practicum" in 53 Georgia Law Review Online 1 (2018) (with A.W. Scherr and G. Goldberg).
Associate Professor & Veterans Legal Clinic Director Alexander W. Scherr published "Towards a jurisprudence (and pedagogy) of access: A reflection on 25 years of the Public Interest Practicum" in 53 Georgia Law Review Online 1 (2018) (with E.M. Grant and G. Goldberg).
Clinical Professor & Business Law and Ethics Program Director Carol Morgan published "Learning to be more than a lawyer" in 53 Georgia Law Review Online 26 (2019).
Distinguished Research Professor & Shackelford Distinguished Professor in Taxation Law Emeritus Walter Hellerstein's article "Is 'Internal Consistency' Dead?: Reflections on an Evolving Commerce Clause Restraint on State Taxation" (61 Tax Law Review 1 (2007)) was cited by the Utah Supreme Court in Steiner v. Utah State Tax Commission, a case involving a taxpayer's claim of a constitutional right to a credit against state personal income taxes for payments of foreign income taxes.
Associate Professor & Practicum in Animal Welfare Skills Director Lisa Milot published "Special Considerations in Transfers to Minor Beneficiaries Born as a Result of Reproductive Technologies" in Tax, Estate, and Lifetime Planning for Minors, 2d ed. (C.Y. D'Aversa ed.) (American Bar Association, 2019) (with T. Striepe).