Faculty Blog: Recent Posts

The Real Value in Appellate Oral Argument Big Demand for a Win-Win Way to Resolve Mortgage Crises Obama's Applause Lines on Education Myron Gordon, R.I.P. Will State Education Reforms Get a Boost from Obama?

View more posts online at law.marquette.edu/facultyblog

Search Areas of Faculty Interest:

Select Administrative Law Aging Alternative Dispute Resolution Antitrust Law Appellate Advocacy Asylum Law Banking Law Bankruptcy Business and Commercial Law Business Organizations Civil Litigation and Dispute Resolution Civil Procedure Clinical Education Clinics and Internships Commercial Law Comparative Constitutional Law Computer Law Conflicts of Law Constitutional History Constitutional Law Copyrights Corporate Ethics Corporate Finance Corporate Law Corporations Criminal Law Criminal Litigation Cyberlaw Domestic Violence Law East Asian Law Employment Law Entertainment Law Entrepreneurship Environmental Law Estate Planning European Union Law Evidence Family Law Federal Courts Federal Income Taxation Federal Indian Law Feminist Legal Theory Financial Institutions Financial Markets First Amendment Law Health Care Law History and Sociology of Sports Human Rights Immigration Law Insurance Law Intellectual Property International Business Law International Law International Trade Law Judicial Selection Labor Law Labor Law Land Use Planning Law and Economics Law and Literature Law and Religion Law and the Arts Law in American Culture Legal Communication Legal Drafting Legal Ethics Legal History Legal Reasoning Legal Research Legal Writing Litigation Media Mediation Natural Resources Negotiation Patents Philosophy of Law Privacy Product Liability Property Public Law Punitive Damages Real Estate Finance and Dev. Real Estate Law Regulated Industries Remedies Securities Regulation Special Education Spirituality and the Practice of Law Sports Law Statutory Interpretation Taxation The Supreme Court Tort Law Trademarks Trusts and Estates White Collar Crime

Our faculty is comprised of a diverse group of scholars who are dedicated to teaching, research, community service, and academic excellence. They hold degrees from preeminent law schools throughout the country. Their practical experience is deep, varied, and distinguished. They have authored innumerable books and articles. As teachers, our faculty members bring legal doctrines to life using both their rich base of practical experience and their expertise in legal theory. Outside the classroom, faculty members pride themselves on their accessibility. Indeed, our graduates routinely praise the faculty's attention to the individual student.