2024-2026 Olin-Searle-Smith Fellow in Law
Harvard Law School's 2024-2026 Olin-Searle-Smith Fellow in Law supports innovative research in antitrust, securities, and public law, emphasizing common-law interpretive methods.
Funder: Harvard Law School
Due Dates: Not specified
Funding Amounts: Fellowship for 2 years; specific stipend or benefits not disclosed
Summary: Prestigious fellowship supporting advanced research in antitrust, securities, and public law at Harvard Law School for 2024–2026.
Key Information: Focus on innovative legal scholarship, especially using common-law interpretive methods.
Description
This fellowship supports distinguished legal scholars whose research advances the fields of antitrust, securities, and public law. Hosted by Harvard Law School, the program seeks individuals whose work contributes to the evolution and interpretation of legal doctrine, with a particular emphasis on innovative approaches such as common-law methods. The fellowship is designed to foster advanced scholarship and provide an environment conducive to impactful legal research.
