Solving for a Crisis in Empirical Legal Studies
Kathy Zeiler, BU Law professor and Nancy Barton Scholar, is on a mission to increase transparency in empirical research.
Professor Kathryn Zeiler Named to Society for Empirical Legal Studies Leadership
As chair-elect, and then chair, Zeiler hopes to sustain the success of previous chairs by continuing to expand the organization’s international reach.
BU Law Welcomes Law & Economics Scholars
The School of Law was pleased to host the annual meeting of the American Law & Economics Association.
Professor Kathryn Zeiler’s New Book Provides Overview on Behavioral Law and Economics
Zeiler and her coeditor offer a window into how behavioral economics is being applied to areas such as consumer finance, torts, and the happiness of lawyers.
BU Law Offers New Course Focusing on the Economic Analysis of Health Care Law
Professor Kathryn Zeiler will teach the course, covering topics including the economic rationales behind regulation and the ways law can improve access to health care.
BU Law Hosts Empirical Health Law Conference
The event invited scholars to share their empirical research on health law and policy.
Communication and Resolution Programs: The Numbers Don’t Add Up
Professor of Law Kathryn Zeiler considers potential costs and benefits of a new approach to lowering the cost of medical malpractice litigation.
BU Law Welcomes New Faculty
Incoming professors bring expertise in health care and economics, international law, IP law, and estate planning.
Building a Better Dataset
Kathryn Zeiler conducts a large-scale empirical study of medical malpractice insurance premiums with a grant from George Mason University’s Law & Economics Center.
BU Law Welcomes Kathryn Zeiler as Professor of Law and Nancy Barton Scholar
Former Georgetown Law Center professor brings expertise in health law and law & economics.