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Andrew Miller is an Assistant Professor of Law at Brooklyn Law School, joining in 2025. He specializes in AI and Law, Privacy Law, and Consumer Protection. His teaching focuses on Civil Procedure, Administrative Law, and Law & Technology intersections. Previously, he held roles at Yale Law School, including Clinical Lecturer, Director of the Private Law Clinic (co-founded 2022), and Research Scholar. His research addresses algorithmic decision-making impacts in consumer markets and AI-related harms. He clerked for Judge Diane Wood (7th Circuit) and worked at Loevy & Loevy, litigating facial recognition misuse cases. He frequently presents on AI ethics, regulatory frameworks, and legal challenges posed by emerging technologies.
- Education:
- J.D., Yale Law School, 2018
- M.Sc., Oxford University, 2011
- M.Sc., London School of Economics, 2010
- A.B., Harvard College, 2009
His research explores theoretical and doctrinal implications of AI in consumer contexts, including bias mitigation and regulatory strategies. He co-founded Yale’s Private Law Clinic, which addresses complex consumer protection, contract, and property law issues through student-led litigation.
Presentation topics include the No AI Fraud Act, comparative facial recognition regulation, and future risks/opportunities of AI.
