In an era when corporations are increasingly shaping public debate and stepping into roles once associated with government, Professor Matteo Gatti offers a timely and comprehensive examination of this shift in his new book
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Rutgers Law Professor Kimberly Mutcherson and Assistant Professor Adam Crews have been recognized with major national awards for their exceptional contributions to legal education and scholarship
Three long-serving faculty members at Rutgers Law are retiring this year.
Three new professors are joining the Rutgers Law faculty this fall. Each brings a wealth of teaching experience and cutting-edge research in fields such as antitrust, business law, consumer protection, and employment law.
Rutgers Law School Distinguished Professor Reid Kress Weisbord’s essay series has brought national attention to complex legal questions at the intersection of inheritance, wealth, celebrity estates, and tax policy.
Rutgers Law faculty continue to make a global impact through their legal scholarship and professional contributions far beyond the Camden and Newark campuses in New Jersey.
