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According to Wikipedia , Raymond H. Brescia is an American law professor. Education and early life Brescia is the son of a salesman and school teacher from Huntington, New York. He graduated summa cum laude with a B.A. in Political Philosophy from Fordham University in 1989, where he was the recipient of the University President's Award for Community Service. He received a Juris Doctor from Yale Law School in 1992. While at Yale, he was part of the team of law students led by then professor Harold Hongju Koh that litigated Sale v. Haitian Centers Council and its related case. As a student, he received the Charles Albom Prize for Appellate Advocacy, and was Student Director of the Allard K. Lowenstein International Human Rights Law Clinic and the Homelessness Clinic.
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2000 2010 2020 0 5 10 15 20 25 30 35 40 45 50 Published Works Regulating the Sharing Economy: New and Old Insights into an Oversight Regime for the Peer-to-Peer Economy (2016) (29)Part of the Disease or Part of the Cure: The Financial Crisis and the Community Reinvestment Act (2009) (16)Subprime Communities: Reverse Redlining, the Fair Housing Act and Emerging Issues in Litigation Regarding the Subprime Mortgage Crisis (2009) (15)The Cost of Inequality: Social Distance, Predatory Conduct, and the Financial Crisis (2010) (15)THE TWIQBAL PUZZLE AND EMPIRICAL STUDY OF CIVIL PROCEDURE (2013) (14)Capital in Chaos: The Subprime Mortgage Crisis and the Social Capital Response (2008) (10)Embracing Disruption: How Technological Change in the Delivery of Legal Services Can Improve Access to Justice (2015) (10)The Community Reinvestment Act: Guilty, but Not as Charged (2013) The Iqbal Effect: The Impact of New Pleadings Standards in Employment and Housing Discrimination Litigation (2011) (8)Sheltering Counsel: Towards a Right to a Lawyer in Eviction Proceedings (2009) (7)What We Know and Need to Know About Disruptive Innovation (2016) (5)Uber for Lawyers: The Transformative Potential of a Sharing Economy Approach to the Delivery of Legal Services (2016) (5)Leverage: State Enforcement Actions in the Wake of the Robo-Sign Scandal (2010) Crisis Management: Principles That Should Guide the Disposition of Federally Owned, Foreclosed Properties (2012) Beyond Balls and Strikes: Towards a Problem-Solving Ethic in Foreclosure Proceedings (2008) (4)Line in the Sand: Progressive Lawyering, 'Master Communities', and a Battle for Affordable Housing in New York City (2010) (4)Scoring the Banks: Building a Behaviorally Informed Community Impact Report Card for Financial Institutions (2012) (4)The Politics of Procedure: An Empirical Analysis of Motion Practice in Civil Rights Litigation Under the New Plausibility Standard (2013) (3)Who’s in Charge, Anyway – A Proposal for Community-Based Legal Services (with Raymond H. Brescia and Robin Golden) (1998) (3)Procedural Justice and International Human Rights: Towards a Procedural Jurisprudence for Human Rights Tribunals (1993) (3)Tainted Loans: The Value of a Mass Torts Approach in Subprime Mortgage Litigation (2010) (3)The Future of Change (2020) Four Questions at the Intersection of the Legal Profession and Technology, for Both Evangelists and Skeptics (2016) (2)Introduction to How Cities Will Save the World: Urban Innovation in the Face of Population Flows, Climate Change, and Economic Inequality (2016) (2)Ranking New York's Banks: Comparing the Products and Services of the Nineteen Largest Banks Serving Consumers in the Empire State (2017) Amicus Curiae Brief in Support of Petitioner in U.S. v. Castleman (2013) Law and Social Innovation: Lawyering in the Conceptual Age (2016) Trust in the Shadows: Law, Behavior and Financial Re-Regulation (2011) (1)On Tipping Points and Nudges: Review of Cass Sunstein's How Change Happens (2019) (1)On Public Plaintiffs and Private Harms: The Standing of Municipalities in Climate Change, Firearms and Financial Crisis Litigation (2010) (1)When Interests Converge: An Access-to-Justice Mission for Law Schools (2016) (1)Using Technology to Improve Rural Access to Justice (2018) (1)Understanding Institutions: A Multi-Dimensional Approach (2018) (1)The Downside of Disruption: The Risks Associated with Transformational Change in the Delivery of Legal Services (2016) Digital Organizing (2020) The Legal Needs of Nonprofits: An Empirical Study of Tax-Exempt Organizations and Their Access to Legal Services (2020) (0)Civil Society and Civil Justice: Teaching with Technology to Help Close the Justice Gap for Non-Profit Organizations (2018) Crisis Management: Strategies for the Disposition of Federally Owned and Foreclosed Homes (2011) 9. Putting the Matrix to Work (2020) Government, Law, and Policy Journal: Rural Justice in New York State - Challenges and Recommendations (2017) (0)Putting the Matrix to Work (2020) Ethics in Pandemics: The Lawyer for the (Crisis) Situation (2020) Creative Lawyering for Social Change (2019) (0)Medium (2020) The Price of Crisis: Eminent Domain, Local Governments, and the Value of Underwater Mortgages (2014) (0)Marriage Equality in Maine (2020) Through a Glass, Clearly: Reflections on Team Lawyering, Clinically Taught (2016) (0)INTRODUCTION: Making Social Change Happen (2020) When Cities Sue: The Standing of Municipalities in Nuisance Litigation to Combat Climate Change (2012) (0)Zoning Cyberspace: Protecting Privacy in the Digital Upside Down (2020) Course Correction: Abolition, Grand Strategy, and the Case Against Golf (2023) Network (2020) Finding the Right 'Fit': Matching Regulations to the Shape of the Sharing Economy (2018) (0)The Great Divide (2020) Brief of Members of Congress as Amici Curiae on Behalf of Respondents in the Matter Trump v. International Refugee Assistance Project before the U.S. Supreme Court (2017) Tainted Loans: Towards a Mass Torts Approach to Subprime Mortgage Litigation (2009) (0)The Shifting Frontiers of Standing: How Litigation Over Border Wall Funding Is Exposing Standing's Current Doctrinal Fault Lines (2020) (0)7. Marriage Equality in Maine (2020) On Objects and Sovereigns: The Emerging Frontiers of State Standing (2017) (0)A Living Wage in Long Beach (2020) Amending the Violence Against Women Act (2020) Safe at Home: Considering a Right to Counsel in Civil Cases as a State Constitutional Matter (2016) (0)The Strength of Digital Ties: Virtual Networks, Norm-Generating Communities, and Collective Action Problems (2018) (0)Introduction (2020) Introduction: The Criminalization of Mental Illness (2015) A CRA for the 21st Century: Congress Considers the Community Reinvestment Modernization Act of 2009 (2009) (0)Social Change and the Associational Self: Protecting the Integrity of Identity and Democracy in the Digital Age (2020) (0)Crisis Lawyering: Transnational Ethics for Global Emergencies (2021) Lessons from the Present: Three Crises and Their Potential Impact on the Legal Profession (2021) (0)5. Digital Organizing (2020) Dominance and Disintermediation: Subversive Stories and Counter-Narratives of Cooperation (2018) (0)6. Amending the Violence Against Women Act (2020) Brief Amicus Curiae of FlyersRights.Org in Support of Respondent in Department of Homeland Security v. MacLean (2014) 4. The Great Divide (2020) Message (2020) More Papers This paper list is powered by the following services:
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