Selected Presentations

• Equity and Change: North American Workshop on Private Law Theory XI, University of California–Berkeley Law School, January 2025 (chapter in planned book). Judicial Administration / Judicial Process Roundtable, Duke Law School, December 2024 (sketch of planned book).
• The Purpose of the Preliminary Injunction: Harvard University Law Faculty Workshop, February 2025. University of Pennsylvania Law Faculty Workshop, February 2025. Duke Law Faculty Workshop, January 2025. University of Virginia Law Faculty Workshop, December 2024. University of Michigan Law Faculty Workshop, November 2024. Northwestern University Law Faculty Workshop, November 2024. University of Chicago Law School Work-in-Progress (WIP), October 2024. University of North Carolina Law Faculty Workshop, September 2024.
• Preliminary Injunction Realism: Festschrift Symposium for Douglas Laycock, University of Texas School of Law, September 2024.
• James Ussher (1581–1656): Great Christian Irish Jurists, Kylemore Abbey, Ireland, May 2024 (presentation with D. N. Keane).
• Christianity and Equity: Moral Theology Colloquium, Department of Theology, University of Notre Dame, February 2024.
• Equity’s Role in Defining Property Rights: Brigham-Kanner Property Rights Conference, William & Mary Law School, October 2023.
• All Is Not Well with the Preliminary Injunction: University of Alabama Law Faculty Workshop, February 2024. Michigan Public Law Workshop, January 2024. Duke Law School Public Law Workshop, September 2023. University of Virginia Law Faculty Workshop, April 2023. DePaul Law Faculty Workshop, March 2023.
• Getting into Equity: Notre Dame Law Review Symposium: “The Nature of the Federal Equity Power,” Notre Dame Law School (with Paul B. Miller), February 2022. Judicial Administration Roundtable, Duke Law School, December 2021.
• The Mischief Rule: Harvard Law Faculty Workshop, September 2019. University of Richmond Law Faculty Workshop, April 2019.
• Remedies in Private Law: “The Landscape of Private Law,” Harvard Law School [conference for Oxford Handbook of the New Private Law], March 2019.
• “Equity Will Not …”: Interstitial Private Law Workshop, University of Notre Dame, Rome Global Gateway [conference for Interstitial Private Law], November 2022. Judicial Administration Roundtable, Duke Law School, December 2019. Harvard Private Law Workshop, November 2019. Notre Dame Remedies Roundtable, University of Notre Dame, Chicago Global Gateway, June 2019.
• Equity, Law, and the Seventh Amendment: Washington University in St. Louis Law Faculty Workshop, March 2021. Penn State Law Faculty Workshop, March 2021. William & Mary Law Faculty Workshop, March 2019. Yale Law Faculty Workshop, February 2019. Emory Law Faculty Workshop, September 2018. “Equity and Commercial Law,” St. Hugh’s College, Oxford, May 2018. Harvard Public Law Workshop, April 2019. Duke Law Faculty Workshop, February 2018. St. John’s University Law Faculty Workshop, February 2018.
• Equity: Notes on the American Reception: University of Arizona Law Faculty Workshop, October 2017. “Philosophical Foundations of Equity,” King’s College, London, June 2017.
• Multiple Chancellors: Reforming the National Injunction: Board of Directors, Donald D. Harrington Fellows Program, University of Texas at Austin, February 2017. Notre Dame Law Faculty Workshop, February 2017. University of Texas Law Faculty Workshop, November 2016.
• Form and Substance in the Fusion of Law and Equity: “Equity and Law: Fusion and Fission,” St. Catharine’s College, University of Cambridge, August 2016. UCLA Law Faculty Workshop, May 2016.
• Remedies and Economics: Towards a Fruitful Dialogue: Remedies Discussion Forum, Paris, France, June 2015.
• “Necessary AND Proper” and “Cruel AND Unusual”: Hendiadys in the Constitution: Berkeley Law Faculty Workshop, October 2015. Notre Dame Law Faculty Workshop, October 2015. Not Ready for Prime Time Workshop, UCLA School of Law, May 2015.
• The System of Equitable Remedies: Society for Institutional and Organizational Economics, Paris, France, June 2016. Remedies Discussion Group, Southeastern Association of Law Schools, July 2015. Pepperdine Law Faculty Workshop, November 2014. University of Pennsylvania Law Faculty Workshop, November 2014. Columbia Legal Theory Workshop, September 2014.
• The Supreme Court and the New Equity [or, The Chancellor Rides Again]: American Association of Law Schools, Section on Federal Courts Breakfast, January 2016. The Seventh Annual Junior Scholars Federal Courts Workshop, University of Georgia School of Law, October 2014. UCLA Law Faculty Workshop, October 2013. Southern California Junior Scholars Workshop, September 2013. University of San Diego Law Faculty Workshop, September 2013.
• The Myth of the Mild Declaratory Judgment: Constitutional Theory, History, and Law Colloquium, University of Illinois, October 2013. Florida State University Law Faculty Workshop, February 2013.
• Announcing Remedies: Stanford Law Faculty Workshop, October 2010. Bay Area Junior Faculty Workshop, July 2010.
• Preventive Adjudication: Association for Law, Property, and Society, Georgetown University, March 2010.
• Power Rules: Law and Society Association, Denver, Colorado, May 2009. Jurisprudence Discussion Group, University College, University of Oxford, May 2009.

Other (Selected)

• Panelist, “Judicial Power and Checks on the Executive,” Symposium on 100 Days of the Trump Administration, Stanford Law School, May 2025.
• Distinguished Commentator, 2025 National Conference of Constitutional Law Scholars, University of Arizona, March 2025 (commentator on Deborah Pearlstein, “The Impact of Movement ‘Originalism’ on American Legal Polarization”; Victoria Nourse, “American Legal Revolution”; Daniel Deacon, “Statutory Liquidation”; and Jonathan Macey, Ketan Ramakrishnan, & Brian Richardson, “Against General Law Constitutionalism”).
• Commentary on Judith Hahn, “Glocal Laws: Global Catholicism, Canon Law, and the Local Churches,” Center for the Study of Law and Religion, Emory University, March 2025.
• Commentary on Brittney Lane Kubisch, “Finding Jurisdiction in Due Process,” Georgetown Center for the Constitution, Georgetown Law School, February 2025.
• Commentary on Benjamin Pontz, “Grounding Pennsylvania’s King’s Bench Jurisdiction,” American Society for Legal History/Notre Dame Graduate Legal History Colloquium, Notre Dame Law School, November 2024.
• “Rule by One Judge: The Question of Universal Injunctions,” Harvard Law School Rappaport Forum (with Guy-Uriel Charles and Mila Sohoni), February 2024.
• “Judicial Remedies in Administrative Law,” Panel, American Bar Association Section of Administrative Law and Regulatory Practice’s Annual Administrative Law Conference, November 2023.
• “Nationwide Injunctions—Should They Stay or Should They Go?,” Fifth Circuit Judicial Conference, Breakout Session (with Gregg Costa and Amanda Frost) (twice), May 2023.
• “Endgame Scenarios for the National Injunction,” Boyden Gray Center for the Administrative State, Antonin Scalia Law School, George Mason University, November 2022.
• “The Influence of the Catholic Intellectual Tradition on the Common Law,” Project on Constitutional Originalism and the Catholic Intellectual Tradition, Catholic University of America, November 2022.
• Commentary on Riley T. Keenan, “Judge-Made Equity,” Equity Workshop, University of Toronto, September 2022.
• “Nationwide Injunctions,” Tenth Circuit Bench and Bar Conference, General Session (with Judge Holly Teeter, Gregg Costa, and Michael Morley), September 2022.
• Panel, “An Update on the Ongoing Debate over Nationwide Injunctions, Especially with a Change in Presidential Administration,” Symposium on the Economics and Law of Civil Remedies: Developments in Damages and Nationwide Injunctions, Law & Economics Center, Antonin Scalia Law School, George Mason University, February 2021.
• “Law and Language (Religous and Otherwise),” Legal Humanities Seminar, Collegium Institute, University of Pennsylvania, October 2020.
• “The History of Nationwide Injunctions,” Program in Public Law, Duke Law School (with Mila Sohoni), January 2020.
• “The Future of National Injunctions,” Regulation and the Rule of Law Workshop, The Hoover Institution in Washington, D.C., June 2019.
• “Multiple Chancellors: Reforming the National Injunction,” Regulation and the Rule of Law Workshop, The Hoover Institution, March 2019.
• “Nationwide Injunctions,” Appellate Judges Education Institute (ABA Judicial Division), November 2018.
• “Are Nationwide Injunctions Constitutional?,” Lawyers for Civil Justice Membership Meeting, May 2018.
• “Federal Court Remedies Against the Executive,” AALS Federal Courts and Remedies Sections, January 2018.
• “A Parsimonious Equity?,” Book Symposium on Irit Samet, Equity: Conscience Goes to Market, University of Toronto, Faculty of Law, September 2018.
• “‘Introducing’ Constitutional Law—and the Casebooks We Use to Do That,” Panel, “Civic Education in a Time of Upheaval,” University of Texas School of Law, February 2018.
• “Merismus in the Constitution,” Public Law Luncheon, Department of Government, University of Texas, April 2017.
• Commentary on Dan Burk, “Punitive Patent Liability: A Comparative Examination,” “PatDam2: The Conference on Patent Damages,” University of Texas School of Law, February 2017.
• “Wisdom and Equity,” Panel, “Wisdom, Law, and Lawyers,” Pepperdine University School of Law, February 2015.
• “Law’s Victims, Law’s Beneficiaries,” Ethics Club Lecture Series, The Martin Marty Center: The Institute for Advanced Religious Study at the University of Chicago, April 2005.