Harvard Law School
Faculty Disclosures re: Related Outside Interests and Activities
Name:
Lawrence Lessig
Institution:
Harvard Law School
HLS Title:
Professor of Law
The faculty member above engages from time to time in outside activities, some of which are compensated, some of which are ongoing, and also has outside financial interests that may relate to his/her scholarly activities. The disclosures below are intended to provide interested parties information about potential conflicts of interest during the relevant period that might exist between the faculty member's scholarly and teaching activities, on the one hand, and his/her outside activities, on the other hand.
| Client/Interest |
Role/Interest |
Issue/Matter |
Dates |
| Patrick v. Alaska |
Counsel |
Raising originalist challenge to SpeechNow v. FEC (2010). |
January 2018 - ongoing |
| City of Seattle |
Counsel |
Supporting City in its defense of vouchers as a method to fund campaigns. |
November 2017 - ongoing |
| Boies Schiller Flexner |
Counsel |
Supporting litigation challenging "winner-take-all" allocation of electors in electoral college. |
September 2017 - ongoing |
| Nemanich v. Williams |
Counsel |
Pro bono litigation defining the scope of a presidential elector's freedom. |
August 2017 - ongoing |
| Guerra v. Washington |
Counsel |
Working with EqualCitizens.US, Clarifying constitutional status of presidential electors. |
July 2017 - ongoing |
| Equal Citizens |
Counsel |
Litigation related to equal political rights. |
January 2017 - ongoing |
| Klang Games |
Expert / Consultant |
Advising game developers on governance |
November 2016 - ongoing |
| City of Berkeley |
Counsel |
Representing the City of Berkeley pro bono defending a "right to know" ordinance against a challenge brought by CTIA. |
June 2015 - ongoing |
Last Updated:
July 29, 2018