New Faculty 2009-10
Assistant Professor Christopher J. Buccafusco teaches torts and copyright law and is a Ph.D. candidate in legal history at the University of Chicago. Previously, he was a visiting faculty member at the University of Illinois College of Law. Read more about Professor Buccafusco...
Visiting Assistant Professor Robert H. Knowles joins Chicago-Kent's legal research and writing faculty from NYU School of Law's Lawyering Program, where he taught a two-semester practical skills course for first-year law students. Read more about Professor Knowles...
Visiting Professor Edward Lee teaches international intellectual property law and copyright law. He is visiting Chicago-Kent during the fall 2009 term from Ohio State University Moritz College of Law. Read more about Professor Lee...
Practitioner-in-Residence Jacqueline A. Leimer, formerly vice president and associate general counsel for global intellectual property at Kraft Foods, joins us to direct a new interdisciplinary master's program in IP management and markets. Read more about Ms. Leimer...
Assistant Clinical Professor Natalie Brouwer Potts is a practitioner in the Chicago-Kent Law Offices and teaches immigration and nationality law. Most recently, she was an attorney for the Citizen Advocacy Center in Washington, D.C. Read more about Professor Potts...
Assistant Professor Christopher W. Schmidt was a visiting professor at Chicago-Kent before joining the permanent faculty this year. He is a visiting scholar at the American Bar Foundation and teaches constitutional law, legal history, local government law, and sports law. Read more about Professor Schmidt...
Assistant Professor David L. Schwartz teaches patent law and litigation and has more than a decade of experience as an intellectual property law practitioner. Most recently, he spent three years teaching at the John Marshall Law School. Read more about Professor Schwartz...
Visiting Assistant Professor Christopher B. Seaman joins the legal research and writing faculty from the law firm of Sidley Austin LLP, where he was an associate in the firm's intellectual property litigation practice group. Read more about Professor Seaman...
Associate Professor Stephanie M. Stern teaches in the areas of land use, environmental law, property, and commercial real estate transactions. She joins us from Loyola University Chicago School of Law and has been named a Norman and Edna Freehling scholar at Chicago-Kent. Read more about Professor Stern...
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