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About Kevin Noble Maillard

Kevin Noble Maillard’s research merges family law, trusts and estates, and legal history, with a specific focus on diversely constructed families. His work appears in the Michigan Journal of Race and Law, Law & Inequality, the American Indian Law Review, and the Fordham Law Review. His current book project reviews the impact of Loving v. Virginia in contemporary legal and social culture. Professor Maillard also coordinates the Angela S. Cooney Colloquium on Law and Humanities at Syracuse University. For the academic year 2008-9, Professor Maillard will be a Visiting Professor at Fordham Law School and New York Law School.
Prior to joining the faculty, he was an associate at Hughes, Hubbard, and Reed in New York, where he worked with the Native American practice group. As a Ford Foundation Fellow, he earned a Ph.D. in Political Theory from the University of Michigan. At the University of Pennsylvania Law School, he was Symposium Editor for the Journal of Constitutional Law. He is a member of the Seminole Nation of Oklahoma (Mekusukey Band).

Positions

Present Associate Professor, College of Law, Syracuse University
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Law

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Contact Information

College of Law
Syracuse University
541A E.I. White Hall
315-443-4609

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Domestic Relations (3)

Constitutional Law (4)

Women (2)

Law and Society (4)

Trusts (2)

Estate Planning and Probate (1)