Judge Louis Pollak wore many hats and robes over the 89 years of his life, all with marked distinction. He excelled as an appellate advocate, a law school professor, and a dean of two prestigious law schools. Yet, his greatest professional legacy, the role in which his talents and temperament were on utmost display, is his tenure as a federal judge.
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Antitrust Law
The Antitrust Legacy of Judge Louis Pollak
The Legal Intelligencer
July 16, 2012
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