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LAUREN GAILEY
Lauren Gailey is an Assistant Professor of Law at the Thomas R. Kline School of Law of Duquesne University, where she
teaches courses in constitutional law and appellate practice. Her recent scholarship has focused on the Press Clause of the
First Amendment and related subjects such as media and defamation law. Her work has been or will be published in the
Michigan Law Review, Texas A&M Law Review, and Journal of International Media & Entertainment Law.
Gailey comes to Duquesne Kline from Winston & Strawn’s appellate group in Washington, DC. She litigated high-profile,
high-stakes matters in courts across the country, including a U.S. Supreme Court case she briefed and second-chaired that
resulted in a 9–0 victory. She previously served as a law clerk to Judge Thomas Hardiman (Third Circuit), Judge Jeffrey
Sutton (Sixth Circuit), Judge David Campbell (District of Arizona), and the federal Judicial Conference’s Committee on
Rules of Practice and Procedure.
Gailey graduated at the top of her class from Duquesne Kline School of Law, where she was Executive Articles Editor of the
Duquesne Law Review.
A native of the Pittsburgh area, Gailey serves on advisory boards for the Carnegie Museum of Natural History and
Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra.
