As the Major League Baseball Players Association’s lead labor negotiator, Bruce Meyer (’86) helped players achieve their contract goals and rescue their delayed 2022 season.
Documentary filmmaker Norah Shapiro (’89) draws on her experience as a public defender to explore complex topics on screen.
Steven Keith Platt (’83), a tax lawyer turned AI expert, is working to introduce students from underrepresented communities to the growing field of data science.
A simulation course introduces students to the intricacies of music licensing and the wide field of transactional intellectual property law.
General Counsel Stephen Kay (’87) keeps TV streaming pioneer Roku moving forward at a competitive pace.
As an intern in the Suffolk County District Attorney’s Office, Monica Naranjo (’23) explored a long-held, and very personal, interest in helping survivors of exploitation and abuse.
Through her work with a former Russian official, Avni Patel (’10) has helped expose large-scale doping schemes in Olympic competitions and pass promising new anti-doping legislation.
As deputy general counsel, Shaun Ryan (’01) helped Massachusetts-based Moderna quickly grow from an early-stage biotech firm to a manufacturer of millions of doses of COVID vaccines.
Twenty years later, faculty and alumni examine the legal and political aftermath of the 9/11 terrorist attacks; how a peacebuilding lens can prevent terrorism; and two alums who found their mission with JAG.
Alumni
After beating extraordinary odds to become a lawyer, Corinne Kirkland-Mercedes finds her passion at TV One.
Kevin Brown (JD, LLM’21) has a novel tax proposal—grounded in international law—that would allow humanity to benefit from private development of celestial properties.
Professor Robert Tsai dives into the life of Stephen Bright, who led the Southern Center for Human Rights for more than 30 years, in his next book.
Professor Jessica Silbey examines the intersection of intellectual property and creative work.
Jessica Silbey is interviewed.
Cheddar NewsRobert Tsai is quoted.
The HillKevin Outterson is quoted.
The BrinkNicole Huberfeld is quoted.
National Review 
