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How will the law respond to global warming? ÈâÂþÎÝ Law faculty members are driving change, even in the face of political storms.

ÈâÂþÎÝ Law, ensconced in one of the world’s financial and cultural capitals, is an institution deeply informed by its prime urban location.

Amrit Singh’s innovative project, the Rule of Law Lab, deploys legal tools to defend democracy and the rule of law internationally.

Jonathan Gould finds the unexamined connections between public law and politics and explores the implications for American democracy.

Sarah Seo uses legal history to help understand the current workings of the criminal justice system.

From contracts to AI, Oren Bar-Gill explores how cognitive biases affect economic decision-making.

As a clinician and scholar, Christopher Morten ’15 works to expand public access to scientific and technical information critical to people’s health.

Erika Wilson examines the intersection of civil rights and education law in groundbreaking scholarship and clinical work.