Adrian D. Newall

Adrian D. Newall serves as Director of the Lawyering program and Assistant Professor of Legal Practice at Seton Hall University School of Law. He teaches courses in Introduction to Lawyering and Appellate Advocacy. Previously, he held roles including law clerk to Administrative Law Judge Jerome Nelson at the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, associate at LeBoeuf, Greene and MacRae, Assistant General Counsel at Exelon Corporation, and Associate Counsel in the Federal Regulatory group at PSEG.

Education:

• JD from Catholic University Columbus School of Law (1995)
• BA in Political Science from Catholic University of America (1992)

Research Focus: Specializes in legal practice and skills development, with expertise in appellate advocacy and administrative law. His professional experience spans energy law and regulatory practice, blending academic instruction with practical legal industry insights.

Professional Contributions: No awards or grants explicitly noted in available texts. Advising and team leadership details are not provided in the current data source.