DuMont, formerly a partner at Wilmer Hale and a longtime Justice Department attorney, is co-teaching Supreme Court litigation clinics with O'Melveny & Myers attorneys Yaira Dubin and Kendall Turner and Stanford Law professor Jeffrey Fisher, according to the school's course catalog.
April 09, 2021 at 07:06 PM
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Edward DuMont, formerly California’s solicitor general, has landed at Stanford Law School as a visiting professor.
DuMont is co-teaching Supreme Court litigation clinics with O’Melveny & Myers attorneys Yaira Dubin and Kendall Turner and Stanford Law professor Jeffrey Fisher, according to the school’s course catalog.
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Edward DuMont, appearing on a panel in 2014. Via YouTube
