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Benjamin Brady is an Assistant Professor of Law at the University of Arkansas School of Law, specializing in legal history and the intersection of law with global economic systems. His research examines how legal institutions shape economic integration while balancing local autonomy, and explores transnational legal norm diffusion. He teaches courses in Civil Procedure, Conflict of Laws, Legal History, and Trademark Law.
- Education: Ph.D. and M.A. from University of Virginia (2016, 2010); J.D. from Stanford Law School (2010); A.B. from Princeton University (2007).
His work combines historical analysis with contemporary legal challenges, particularly focusing on copyright law and judicial roles in economic governance. Prior to joining the University of Arkansas in 2024, Brady held advisory roles at the U.S. Copyright Office and Securities and Exchange Commission, and clerked for Judge Raymond Gruender of the Eighth Circuit.
- Scientific Awards: Samuel I. Golieb Fellow in Legal History at NYU School of Law; American Law Institute Fellow.
His empirical study of statutory damages under the Copyright Act (2022) highlights his interest in quantifying legal impacts. Research areas include comparative legal systems, international economic law, and historical legal frameworks.
