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.

2025-26 Schedule

To be announced.

July 23, 2025

Carina Schoenberger, Professor of Skills, University at Buffalo School of Law, The Value of Extending Preclusion Protections to States Following Trump v. CASA, Inc.

Commentators:

  • Christine Bartholomew, Professor, University at Buffalo School of Law
  • Angelyn McDuff, Professor of Skills, University at Buffalo School of Law

Theophilus Edwin Coleman, Visiting Professor, University at Buffalo School of Law, Fairy-Tale Gifting to Platform Brothelization: Balancing Constitutional Avoidance and Human Rights in Cross-Border Content Moderation

Commentators:

  • Michael Boucai, Professor, University at Buffalo School of Law
  • Matthew Dimick, Professor, University at Buffalo School of Law

Matthew Dimick, Professor, University at Buffalo School of Law, Auri Sacra Fames: Capital, Domination, and the Market

Commentators:

  • Mekonnen Ayano, Associate Professor, University at Buffalo School of Law
  • Jorge Fabra-Zamora, Associate Professor, University at Buffalo School of Law

Mark Bartholomew, Professor, University at Buffalo School of Law, The End of Shopping

Commentators:

  • Todd Brown, Dean, Professor, University at Buffalo School of Law
  • Carina Schoenberger, Professor of Skills, University at Buffalo School of Law

July 25, 2025

Christine Bartholomew, Professor, University at Buffalo School of Law & Deja Graham ’24, Stranded: A Critical Analysis of DOJ Arline Merger Oversight

Commentators:

  • James Wooten, Professor, University at Buffalo School of Law
  • Theophilus Edwin Coleman, Visiting Professor, University at Buffalo School of Law

James Gardner, Professor, University at Buffalo School of Law & Enoch Ho Chun Kun ’22, Constitutional Defenses Against Demagogues: Presidential Nomination, Impeachment, and the Erosion of Accountability

Commentators:

  • Jacob Neiheisel, Associate Professor, University at Buffalo College of Arts and Sciences
  • Deja Graham ’24