Jason Steed

Jason Steed is a Visiting Assistant Professor at the J. David Rosenberg College of Law, University of Kentucky. Previously, he was an English professor and earned an MFA in Creative Writing and a PhD in American Literature, teaching at institutions like Western Oregon University and Brigham Young University. He transitioned to law, graduating from the University of Texas School of Law, and practiced as an appellate lawyer for 15 years, handling cases with stakes from $80,000 to $1 billion. He has argued before multiple U.S. Supreme Courts and federal circuit courts, praised by judges for his advocacy skills.

Education:

• MFA in Creative Writing
• PhD in American Literature
• Juris Doctor from University of Texas School of Law

Research interests focus on legal education and practice, including courses taught: Civil Procedure, Federal Appellate Advocacy, State Constitutional Law, and Statutory Interpretation. His legal career emphasizes appellate advocacy, with notable recognition for brief writing and oral arguments. He also maintains literary pursuits, publishing short stories, poems, and a book titled The Birds That Saved Me.

Awards/Recognition: A federal district judge commended him as 'an excellent lawyer providing vigorous, high-quality legal representation.'

Advising/Grants: No information available on student advising or grants received.

Labs/Teams: No specific lab or team affiliations mentioned.