Faculty Workshops

For additional information about Law Faculty Workshops, contact Mark Bartholomew.

Unless noted otherwise, workshops will be held at 12:30 p.m. 

Papers are only available for download to UB faculty and staff. To download the papers, please use your UBID name and password.

2024-25 Schedule

To be announced.

August 16

Patrick Long, Lecturer in Law, Legal Analysis, Writing and Research, University at Buffalo School of Law, “Lincoln’s Gettysburg Address: Lincoln’s Model of Legal Argument”

  • Angelyn McDuff, Lecturer in Law, Legal Analysis, Writing and Research, University at Buffalo School of Law
  • Jim Wooten, Professor, University at Buffalo School of Law

Mihreteab Taye, Lecturer, University at Buffalo School of Law, “The East African Court of Justice: Advancing from Economic to Human Rights and Environmental Jurisdiction”

  • Jorge Fabra-Zamora, Associate Professor, University at Buffalo School of Law
  • David Westbrook, Louis A. Del Cotto Professor, University at Buffalo School of Law

August 11, 2023

Mark Bartholomew, Professor, University at Buffalo School of Law, “A Right to Be Left Dead”

  • Jack Schlegel, UB Distinguished Professor, University at Buffalo School of Law
  • Jim Wooten, Professor, University at Buffalo School of Law

Clayton Masterman, Associate Professor, University at Buffalo School of Law, “COVID Tort Reform” 

  • Matt Dimick, Professor, University at Buffalo School of Law
  • Jorge Fabra-Zamora, Associate Professor, University at Buffalo School of Law

James Gardner, SUNY Distinguished Professor and Bridget and Thomas Black Professor, University at Buffalo School of Law, “My Right to Dominate You: The Populist Perversion of Human Rights”

  • John Giammatteo, Associate Professor, University at Buffalo School of Law
  • Athena Mutua, Professor, University at Buffalo School of Law 

Farina Barth, Lecturer in Law, Legal Analysis, Writing and Research, University at Buffalo School of Law, “The Dark Hypothesis: An Empirical Approach to the Impact of Reverse Incentives on the Length of Wrongful Incarceration”

  • Alexandra Harrington, Associate Professor, University at Buffalo School of Law
  • Clayton Masterman, Associate Professor, University at Buffalo School of Law