Allyson W. Haynes joined the faculty of the Charleston School of Law in 2004 after
serving at Sony Corporation of America as a Director of the Legal Department. Professor
Haynes was an associate in the New York law firm of Cleary, Gottlieb, Steen and Hamilton
from 1997 to 2002, where she practiced business litigation and arbitration. She was a law
clerk to the Honorable David C. Norton, federal district judge for the District of South
Carolina. 

Professor Haynes received her B.A. from Duke University and graduated magna cum laude
from the University of South Carolina School of Law.

Articles

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Virtual Blinds: Finding Online Privacy in Offline Precedents, Vanderbilt Journal of Entertainment and Technology Law (2012)
 

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Symposium Introduction: Privacy in the Federal Courts, Federal Courts Law Review (2009)
 

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The Short Arm of the Law: Simplifying Personal Jurisdiction Over Virtually Present Defendants, Miami Law Review (2009)
 

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Web Site Visitors and Online Privacy: What Have You Agreed to Share?, South Carolina Lawyer (2008)
 

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Needed: A Complete Legal Education: A TCL Interview, The Complete Lawyer (2007)
 

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Books

Litigators on Experts: Strategies for Managing Expert Witnesses from Retention through Trial (2010)
 

Presentations

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Ethics in the E-Discovery Age, Co-Chair, Federal Courts Law Review Symposium (2009)
 

Privacy in Federal Courts, Co-Chair, Federal Courts Law Review Symposium (2008)
 

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A South Carolina Lawyer's Roadmap to Navigating the New E-Discovery Rules, Co-Chair, Federal Courts Law Review Symposium (2007)

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CLE, Identity Theft, College of Charleston Attorney Assistance Program (2007)