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Duke Law's professors are some of the world's leading scholars—researching the most pressing issues of the day from artificial intelligence to the constitutionality of state and federal actions. In this section, you'll find summaries of their expertise and scholarship.
Insights from Duke Law Faculty
Duke Law Professor Maggie Lemos studies how judges interpret other judicial opinions and the impact it may have on adhering to precedent
Art law expert Deborah DeMott explains intermediaries’ duties to sellers of works later found to have great value
Ocean law expert Coalter Lathrop warns that mining the seabed beyond national jurisdiction undermines international laws on which other U.S. rights depend
Duke Law’s Brandon Garrett says governments can help protect Americans’ due process rights by using interpretable, or “glass box,” AI systems
Financial markets expert Gina-Gail Fletcher proposes new meme stock regulations to preserve market integrity and reduce investor risk
International trade expert Tim Meyer says Congress could take steps to reassert its authority in cross-border economic decision making
In a new book, Duke Law’s Matthew Adler argues that government policies should be evaluated through a framework that accounts for the transformation experienced by those worse off
With insights from organizational theory, Duke Law’s Emilie Aguirre suggests corporate law reform could help address some of the social and economic crises of our time
With AI’s potential to transform drug development, Duke Law’s Arti Rai says EU and U.S. regulators can learn from each other to balance safety and innovation
Duke Law’s Christopher Buccafusco puts a dollar value on the uniqueness of a name by studying the Bordeaux wine market
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