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Andrew Popper Professor WCL Faculty

Degrees
B.A., Baldwin-Wallace College 1970
J.D., DePaul University School of Law 1973
LL.M., George Washington University National Law Center 1976

Bio


Andrew F. Popper teaches torts, administrative law, government litigation, and advanced administrative law. In 2016 he was elected law faculty member of the year. He is the recipient of American Bar Association awards for excellence in both tort and administrative law and has received 小蓝视频鈥檚 highest faculty award, Scholar/Teacher of the Year. He has served as Associate Dean for Academic Affairs and for nearly two decades has chaired the law school admissions committee. He is the director of the law school's Integrated Curriculum Program and faculty advisor to the ADMINISTRATIVE LAW REVIEW. He has served as chair of the Administrative Law Section of the Federal Bar Association and has been a site visitor for the ABA and AALS, participating in the accreditation review of twelve other law schools, chairing four of those visits. He is the recipient of the Maryland Writer鈥檚 Association Firs Place Award for mainstream fiction.


Professor Popper is the author of more than 100 published books, law review articles, papers, and public documents. He is lead author of the West casebook (now in its 3rd edition), Administrative Law: A Contemporary Approach (2016) and West鈥檚 Materials on Tort Reform (2010). His recent articles are in law school journals at Harvard, Northwestern, Marquette, DePaul, and many other schools. In addition, since 2009, he has published three legally-themed novels, Sunrise at the American Market (2015), Rediscovering Lone Pine (2010), and Bordering on Madness: An American Land Use Tale (2009). He has served as a consumer rights advocate and pro bono counsel for the Consumers Union of America, testified before more than 40 state and federal congressional committees, and authored amicus curiae briefs before the United States Supreme Court. Prior to coming to the Washington College of Law, he held an endowed chair at the University of Denver, School of Law, and before that practiced law in Washington, DC.


Before his teaching career, Professor Popper enlisted in the United States Marine Corps. After his Honorable Discharge, he transitioned to an intelligence unit where he had multiple combat deployments during the course of the war in Vietnam.

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Areas of Specialization
Products Liability
Torts and Compensation Systems
Administrative Law
Law and Government
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Products Liability; Torts and Compensation Systems ; Administrative Law; Law and Government

Additional Information

Biography Andrew F. Popper is the Bronfman Professor Law and Government and teaches torts, administrative law, government litigation, and advanced administrative law. In 2016 he was elected law faculty member of the year. He is the recipient of American Bar Association awards for excellence in both tort and administrative law and has received 小蓝视频鈥檚 highest faculty award, Scholar/Teacher of the Year. He has served as Associate Dean for Academic Affairs and for nearly two decades has chaired the law school admissions committee. He is the director of the law school's Integrated Curriculum Program and faculty advisor to the ADMINISTRATIVE LAW REVIEW. He has served as chair of the Administrative Law Section of the Federal Bar Association and has been a site visitor for the ABA and AALS, participating in the accreditation review of twelve other law schools, chairing four of those visits. He is the recipient of the Maryland Writer鈥檚 Association Firs Place Award for mainstream fiction. Professor Popper is the author of more than 100 published books, law review articles, papers, and public documents. He is lead author of the West casebook (now in its 3rd edition), Administrative Law: A Contemporary Approach (2016) and West鈥檚 Materials on Tort Reform (2010). His recent articles are in law school journals at Harvard, Northwestern, Marquette, DePaul, and many other schools. In addition, since 2009, he has published three legally-themed novels, Sunrise at the American Market (2015), Rediscovering Lone Pine (2010), and Bordering on Madness: An American Land Use Tale (2009). He has served as a consumer rights advocate and pro bono counsel for the Consumers Union of America, testified before more than 40 state and federal congressional committees, and authored amicus curiae briefs before the United States Supreme Court. Prior to coming to the Washington College of Law, he held an endowed chair at the University of Denver, School of Law, and before that practiced law in Washington, DC.

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To request an interview for a news story, call 小蓝视频 Communications at 202-885-5950 or submit a request.

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