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Engaging in a wide array of legal scholarship, Seton Hall's faculty is one of the most productive and innovative in the nation.  Among the research subjects that have commanded attention are alternative medicine, religious liberty, international human rights, property and the public interest, food and drug laws, cyberspace law, bioethics, affirmative action, immigration justice, antitrust, science and the law, environmental policy, and employment discrimination.

Active involvement in the scholarly enterprise keeps Seton Hall faculty in the forefront of a constantly-evolving legal environment.  The classroom experience is enlivened by exposure to the latest developments in the courts and law journals.

Professor Michael Ambrosio (left) was the founder and first director of the Seton Hall Law School Clinical Programs.  He  has published in the areas of legal ethics and professional malpractice.

RECENT BOOKS PUBLISHED BY SETON HALL LAW FACULTY

David W. Barnes
The Law of Intellectual Property
 
With Craig Nard, Case Western Reserve University, and Michael Madison, University of Pittsburgh

Publisher: Aspen

This innovative casebook on the buying and selling of ideas weaves together statutes, problems and theory to provide an overview of federal trademark, copyright and patent law as well as state laws of trade secrets and contracts.
 

Carl H. Coleman
The Ethics and Regulation of Research with Human Subjects
 
With Jerry A. Menikoff, University of Kansas School of Medicine; Jesse A. Goldner, St. Louis University School of Law; Nancy N. Dubler, Albert Einstein College of Medicine

Publisher: Lexis/Nexis

This unique and important resource provides a comprehensive overview of the ethical and regulatory structure governing research with human subjects in the United States, as well as an in-depth exploration of a broad range of ethical and policy questions implicated by experimentation involving humans.