Professor Paul Hayden is seeking research assistants to help him with the lawyers' treatise The Law of Torts, being co-authored with Dan Dobbs and Ellen Bublick. Work is mostly done on the drafting and the manuscript is due to the publisher in January. The two-volume work covers all of tort law; the RAs will be cite-checking, proofing, and doing some research and editing. Students must have successfully completed torts and legal writing. Interest in tort law is a plus. Interested students should send a resume, a transcript, and a brief note expressing their interest to paul.hayden@lls.edu.

The Center for Juvenile Law and Policy is seeking research assistants for Fall 2010.  The successful individuals should have an interest in criminal justice issues, with particular emphasis in the juvenile justice area, as well as an aptitude for legal and social science research.  Applicants should submit a resumé with a note expressing their interest to cjlp@lls.edu.

Professor Mary Culbert is looking for a research assistant or two (to share one position) to perform the bulk of the work in the next month.  This project will focus specifically on mediation ethics.  Training and an interest in mediation and ethics, and great organization skills are a plus.  Interested students may send their resumes and transcript to mary.culbert@lls.edu.

Professor Arnold Siegel is looking for a Research Assistant for the 2010-11 academic year to work on problems and issues related to Legal Research and Writing and Ethical Lawyering.  Applicants must have successfully completed both courses.  Interested students should submit a resume, transcript, and a brief note expressing their interest to Arnold.siegel@lls.edu. 

Professor Florrie Roberts is looking for a Research Assistant. Please contact her at florrie.roberts@lls.edu.