Part-Time Faculty

John Kropf

Professorial Lecturer in Law

John Kropf is the Corporate Privacy Executive for Northrop Grumman Corporation.

Melissa A. Kucinski

Professorial Lecturer in Law

Melissa A. Kucinski is an attorney who focuses her practice in the area of international family law.

Kamay Lafalaise

Professorial Lecturer in Law

Ms. Lafalaise is a privacy and data security attorney with the Federal Trade Commission's (FTC) Division of Privacy and Identity Protection.

Jeffrey A. Lamken

Professorial Lecturer in Law

Jeff Lamken has argued 25 cases before the U.S. Supreme Court and briefed dozens more on a wide range of topics.

Thomas D. Lasich

Professorial Lecturer in Law

Thomas Lasich is currently a consultant for the International Centre for Asset Recovery (ICAR) at the Basel Institute on Governance in Switzerland.

Kevin Laurence

Professorial Lecturer in Law

Kevin Laurence is a partner at Laurence & Phillips IP Law LLP.

Tawanna D. Lee

Professorial Lecturer in Law

Tawanna Lee is an attorney at Wiley Rein, LLP where she specializes in counseling companies on a wide range of privacy, cyber, and data governance issues.

Craig E. Leen

Professorial Lecturer in Law

Craig E. Leen is an experienced attorney, administrator, and academic, who has served in government at the federal, county, and municipal levels.

Robert Leibenluft

Professorial Lecturer in Law

Robert Leibenluft is a partner in the Washington, DC office of Hogan Lovells, LLP, where his practice is devoted entirely to health and antitrust matters.

David Levine

Professorial Lecturer in Law

David Levine is a senior attorney serving as staff to the Judicial Conference of the United States Committee on Court Administration and Case Management.

Nick Lewis

Professorial Lecturer in Law

Mr. Lewis is a director and head of the Investigations team within Google’s Regulatory Affairs department.

John Lewis Jr.

Professorial Lecturer in Law

John Lewis has an unparalleled background as a board and C-suite advisor, problem-solver and strategist.