Howard Whitehead

The Honorable Howard Whitehead was appointed Massachusetts Superior Court judge in 1993. As a judge, he has presided over 700 civil and criminal jury trials and have ruled on ancillary matters in several thousand additional cases. As a prosecutor, he has tried over 65 felony jury cases in the Superior Court; prosecuted a total of […]

Brian A. Wilson

Brian Wilson (’96) is a senior lecturer and clinical instructor in the Criminal Law Clinical Program and supervisor of its Prosecutor Clinic, in which third-year students prosecute felony and misdemeanor cases in the Quincy District Court under his supervision. His students serve as the lead prosecutors on every aspect of their cases, including developing strategy, […]

Neal S. Winneg

Neal S. Winneg has been the chief legal officer of public and private companies for over the last 25 years. He is currently the General Counsel of Material Bank, a venture-backed platform for sourcing architectural and design samples.  Before that he was an executive and General Counsel of, respectively, nToggle, a venture backed provider of […]

Karen Witherell

Karen L. Witherell is a lecturer for the Boston University School of Law Graduate Tax Program and teaches Estate Planning.  She is a shareholder at the law firm of Bove Langa Witherell & Soiffer, P.C. in Boston, Massachusetts.  Her practice areas include wealth preservation, incapacity and estate planning both domestic and international, gift transaction planning, […]

Liujing Xing

Liujing Xing, Ph.D., is a patent attorney whose practice focuses on U.S. and international patent prosecution, portfolio development, and strategic counseling for pharmaceutical and biotechnology companies. Her work spans a range of life sciences technologies, including biologics, small molecules, gene editing, and molecular diagnostics. She has extensive experience managing global patent portfolios and advising on […]

Larry Yackle

Larry Yackle has written seven books: Federal Courts: The Current Questions (Carolina Academic Press, 2017); Federal Courts (Carolina Academic Press, 3d ed. 2009); Regulatory Rights: Supreme Court Activism, the Public Interest, and the Making of Constitutional Law (University of Chicago Press, 2007); Federal Courts: Habeas Corpus (Foundation Press, 2003); Reclaiming the Federal Courts (Harvard University Press, 1994); […]

Kathryn Zeiler

Professor Kathryn Zeiler is a Nancy Barton Scholar and Professor of Law. Prior to joining the BU Law faculty in 2015, Professor Zeiler was a Professor of Law at the Georgetown University Law Center (2003 to 2015). She has held visiting professorships at Boston College, Harvard University, Hebrew University, Heidelberg University, and New York University. […]

Eva M. Zelnick

Ms. Zelnick received her JD, cum laude, from the Law School in 2009.  As a law student, she was a member of the winning team in the Albers Honors Moot Court Competition and won the best oralist award in the competition.  She also worked as a Teaching Assistant to Professor T. Barton Carter.  After graduating, […]