Tulane Law School

Faculty

The faculty members of Tulane Law School have unusually rich and diverse academic backgrounds, enabling them to offer a curriculum that encompasses the broadest range of subject matter. As important as their commitment to teaching is their commitment to ongoing scholarship. Members of the faculty regularly publish books (including edited volumes), law review articles, and countless chapters in books, reports, essays, and book reviews.

Forty-two full-time, tenure-track professors teach at the Law School. In addition, clinical and legal writing instructors work with our students, as do visiting faculty from law schools in the US and abroad. Our part-time faculty, numbering close to 50, consists of prominent federal and state court judges and attorneys practicing in the New Orleans area who teach semester-long advanced courses in their fields of expertise. In addition, over 60 experienced trial attorneys and judges work closely with small groups of students in our intensive Trial Advocacy course each semester.

Faculty Profiles View by rank

Adeno Addis	Robert Force	David D. Meyer
Adam Babich	Joel Friedman	Elizabeth Nowicki
Paul Barron	Amy Gajda	Shu-Yi Oei
Tina Boudreaux	James Gordley	Vernon Palmer
Jeanne Carriere	Stephen Griffin	Michael Sackey
Alan Childress	Catherine Hancock	Cynthia Samuel
Harvey Couch	Günther Handl	Ronald Scalise
Colin Crawford	Janet Hoeffel	Stacy Seicshnaydre
Martin Davies	Oliver Houck	Edward Sherman
Claire Dickerson	David Katner	Amy Stein
Onnig Dombalagian	Becki Kondkar	George Strickler
Erin Donelon	Herbert Larson	Tania Tetlow
James Duggan	Glynn Lunney	Elizabeth Townsend-Gard
Jörg Fedtke	Saru Matambanadzo	Keith Werhan
Adam Feibelman	Katherine Mattes	Mark Wessman
Gabe Feldman	Pamela Metzger	Robert Westley

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