Anne M. Lofaso

Anne M. Lofaso is a Professor at the West Virginia University (WVU) College of Law, specializing in labor and employment law, civil rights, and legal theory. Her scholarship explores intersections between workers' rights, constitutional law, and policy analysis, with a focus on marginalized groups.

Her recent publications address judicial procedure, Title VII discrimination, reproductive rights under the Dobbs decision, and workplace technology ethics. Key subfields include

• Labor rights and union dynamics
• Immigration policy litigation
• Constitutional challenges in employment law
• Regional socio-legal studies in Appalachia

Her work spans interdisciplinary analyses, such as the legal implications of machine monitoring in workplaces and historical parallels between 19th-century labor movements and modern workers' rights.